WickJust Prompt. AI Does the Rest.

Stop copy-pasting AI output into black-box editors. Wick gives AI a real Go project — you own everything it builds.

Paste this into any AI agent to get started:

Check if Go is installed by running: go version
If Go is not installed, help me install it first for my OS, then come back to this.

Once Go is ready:
1. Install wick: go install github.com/yogasw/wick@v0.3.0
2. Ask me: what do you want to name your project?
3. Scaffold it: wick init <name>
4. Run: wick dev — then show me what was created.

Paste this into any AI agent to get started:

Check if Go is installed by running: go version
If Go is not installed, help me install it first for my OS, then come back to this.

Once Go is ready:
1. Install wick: go install github.com/yogasw/wick@v0.3.0
2. Ask me: what do you want to name your project?
3. Scaffold it: wick init <name>
4. Run: wick dev — then show me what was created.

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AI Is the Primary User

Wick is designed for AI agents, not humans. Every convention, file name, and pattern is optimized so Claude knows exactly what to create — no exploration, no guessing.

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Git Is the Control Plane

No drag-and-drop UI to version. Every tool and job AI creates is real code in real files. `git diff` to review, `git revert` to undo. You own everything.

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Tools & Jobs, No Boilerplate

Say "add a Slack notifier job". Claude creates the file, registers it, wires the config. You never touch main.go or a node editor.

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See Everything That Was Built

Git history IS your tool inventory. Who built what, when, and why — no separate dashboard or admin panel to maintain.

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SSO & Access Control

SSO built in. Group tools with tags, set visibility per tool. Configured from admin — no redeploy needed.

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Live Config, No Redeploy

Declare a typed Config struct. Fields become admin-editable rows. Secrets, URLs, toggles — updated live without touching code.