Wiggum

About Wiggum

Wiggum is an open-source CLI that orchestrates the Ralph loop — an autonomous coding methodology in which an agent is given a spec and left to iterate against it unattended until the work is done — and plugs it into an existing codebase rather than a greenfield project. The workflow has three stages. Wiggum first scans your stack to build an understanding of the repository it has been pointed at. It then generates specs through an AI interview, which is the part that distinguishes it from tools that ask you to write the spec yourself: the agent asks questions about the feature until it has enough to write a spec, rather than acting on a one-line prompt. Finally it runs Ralph loops against those specs and takes the work from backlog item to merged pull request. Everything runs locally on your own API keys, which means the loop is bounded by your own provider spend rather than a vendor's credit system, and it means the code never leaves your machine. The paid tier is explicitly about visibility rather than capability: because a Ralph loop runs for a long time without supervision, the Pro plans add remote loop monitoring, a web dashboard and push notifications on completion so you are not tied to the terminal while it works.

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