Wanigan docs
In short
Wanigan is a Mac app that puts your local Drupal or WordPress site and your coding agents in one window. You change the site on the page and save it through the site’s own core, or point at what is wrong and send it straight to an agent, and the board keeps every agent’s work in order.
On this page
Every page, by category
Get started
Follow the Rust rebuild and explore the documented Wanigan workflows.
The live editor
Your local Drupal or WordPress site inside Wanigan: pick a part, change it on the page, save it through the site’s own core, and check it.
Build with an agent
Point at what is wrong, snap it or record it, and send it straight to a coding agent with everything it needs.
Components
Everything your site can place, pictured in its own theme, with where each piece is used.
Developer tools
The page’s own DevTools, a real code editor beside the page, and what the page reports as wrong.
Agents and the board
Cards, sessions and one list of what needs you, so several agents never get lost.
Sites
What Wanigan covers on Drupal and WordPress, and the adapters for the plugins and builders sites use.
Reference
Every key, the command agents use, every setting, where data lives, what to do when something goes wrong, and the words the app uses.
Security and privacy
What Wanigan protects, and what it does not.
Honest status
What is solid, what is beta, what is not fixed yet, and how to tell us.
Where to start
- Follow the Rust rebuildThe Rust app is in development. See the current status and the path to release.
- The live editorYour local site inside Wanigan: pick a part, change it, make it real.
- Build with an agentPoint at what is wrong, snap it or record it, and send it to an agent.
- The boardCards, sessions and one list of what needs you.
- Keyboard shortcutsEvery key, for a Mac and for Windows and Linux, from the app’s own list.
- Honest statusWhat is solid, what is beta, and what is not fixed yet.
How these docs work
Every page opens with In short: two sentences anyone can follow. Then the steps, with a picture of each. Then In depth, which goes as far as the code does: the exact rules, what is refused and why, and what has and has not been proven.
Each claim here was checked against the app’s own source, its design notes and its feature matrix, which ties every feature to the test that proves it. What was seen only with stand-ins, or only on the demo sites, says so.
Press On a Mac, ⌘K; on Windows and Linux, Ctrl+K or / on any page to search every page, heading and paragraph. The search runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.
