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pi-wiggum

v0.2.0

Published

Ralph Wiggum loop for pi — autonomous agentic software development workflow. Agents clarify, plan, implement, review, fix, and iterate.

Readme

pi-wiggum

A Ralph Wiggum loop for pi — autonomous agentic software development workflow.

Agents clarify, plan, implement, review, fix, and iterate. Humans steer. The repository is the system of record.

Status

Bootstrap complete. The Wiggum loop infrastructure is built, reviewed, and ready for dogfooding. Custom agents (PM, spec-writer, doc-gardener), stop-guard extension, and /wiggum prompt template are installed. Cron jobs configured. See docs/exec-plans/completed/pi-wiggum-bootstrap/summary.md for full bootstrap summary.

Quick Start

  1. Install: pi install npm:pi-wiggum
  2. Install deps: pi install npm:pi-subagents, pi install npm:pi-intercom
  3. Authenticate: gh auth login
  4. Run: /wiggum "build dark mode" (or whatever feature)

Architecture

See ARCHITECTURE.md for the full loop design. See AGENTS.md for the repository map.

Install

pi install npm:pi-wiggum

Or from git:

pi install git:github.com/jasondostal/pi-wiggum

Dependencies

  • pi-coding-agent
  • pi-subagents — pi install npm:pi-subagents
  • pi-intercom — pi install npm:pi-intercom
  • gh CLI — gh auth login

Cron Jobs (optional but recommended)

The Wiggum loop can use two cron jobs for background maintenance. The doc-gardener and safety net are idle without them — they won't error, they just won't run.

# Doc gardener — scans docs/ for staleness and drift every 6 hours
0 */6 * * * cd /path/to/your-repo && pi -p "Run doc-gardening maintenance: scan docs/ for staleness and drift, update tech-debt-tracker.md, fix clear issues." --session wiggum-gardener

# Orchestrator safety net — resumes stalled IN_PROGRESS plans every 15 minutes
*/15 * * * * cd /path/to/your-repo && pi -p "Check docs/exec-plans/active/ for any plan with STATUS: IN_PROGRESS in PROGRESS.md. If found, resume implementation from where it left off. Do NOT ask 'should I continue?'" --session wiggum-orchestrator

Install with crontab -e or use systemd timers. Replace /path/to/your-repo with the actual repo path.