# Wiggum

> AI-powered autonomous feature development agent

## Docs

- [agent](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/agent.md): Autonomously process your GitHub backlog — pick issues, generate specs, run Ralph loops, review diffs, and auto-merge PRs.
- [config](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/config.md): Manage API keys, coding agent preferences, and loop settings.
- [init](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/init.md): Scan your project, detect the tech stack, and generate configuration.
- [monitor](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/monitor.md): Track feature development progress in real-time.
- [new](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/new.md): Create a feature specification through an AI-guided interview.
- [run](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/run.md): Run the autonomous Ralph loop — plan, implement, test, verify, and create a PR.
- [sync](https://wiggum.app/docs/commands/sync.md): Refresh your project context by re-scanning the tech stack and running AI analysis.
- [Introduction](https://wiggum.app/docs/introduction.md): Wiggum is an AI agent that plugs into any codebase and ships features autonomously.
- [Quickstart](https://wiggum.app/docs/quickstart.md): Install wiggum and ship your first feature in 5 minutes.
- [Agent mode](https://wiggum.app/docs/using-wiggum/agent-mode.md): Autonomous backlog processing — from GitHub issues to merged PRs with zero intervention.
- [Configuration](https://wiggum.app/docs/using-wiggum/configuration.md): Set up AI providers, coding agents, environment variables, and loop behavior.
- [Headless mode](https://wiggum.app/docs/using-wiggum/headless-mode.md): Run wiggum commands directly from your shell for CI, scripting, and agent integration.
- [Interactive mode](https://wiggum.app/docs/using-wiggum/interactive-mode.md): The terminal UI is the recommended way to use wiggum.
- [The Ralph loop](https://wiggum.app/docs/using-wiggum/ralph-loop.md): How wiggum's 5-phase autonomous coding loop works — planning, implementation, E2E testing, verification, and PR review.

## OpenAPI Specs

- [openapi](https://wiggum.app/docs/api-reference/openapi.json)