Wingman – A client-agnostic agent harness (written in Go)
Wingman – A client-agnostic agent harness (written in Go)
Hey HN! This is a project I've been working on for a while, it's still rough around the edges but I wanted to share it and hopefully get some feedback. Wingman is a client-agnostic agent harness (written in Go). Client-agnostic means Wingman isn’t coupled to any specific problem (like a coding agent or answer engine). It’s a portable agentic runtime that lets you build arbitrary clients on top of it. So you can build a client to: - Write code - Perform automatic triage - Classify emails - Review a PR and any other LLM adjacaent problem. There are surely features that exist that aren't well documented, a bunch of small bugs/race conditions, and all kinds of things I am hoping to add in the near future so any feedback is appreciated.
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