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A self-driving agent loop for Claude Code. Plans, implements, verifies with your tools, self-heals, commits.
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Self-driving agent loop for Claude Code. It turns an issue into a planned, verified, committed change, and lets you run, supervise, and chain workplans from the shell.
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A self-driving agent loop that turns issue descriptions into working, verified code.
Wiggum wraps Claude Code in a structured orchestration loop. You give it issue files or spec documents; it produces a workplan, implements it step by step, verifies each step against your project's own toolchain, self-heals failures, and commits the results. The human decides what to build. Wiggum figures out how and keeps going until it's done.
benman1.github.io/wiggum is the one-page overview — what a run does, how it verifies, how to install. This README is the full reference.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A self-driving agent loop that turns issue descriptions into working, verified code.
Wiggum wraps Claude Code in a structured orchestration loop. You give it issue files or spec documents; it produces a workplan, implements it step by step, verifies each step against your project's own toolchain, self-heals failures, and commits the results. The human decides what to build. Wiggum figures out how and keeps going until it's done.
benman1.github.io/wiggum is the one-page overview — what a run does, how it verifies, how to install. This README is the full reference.Read the full README ↗