Aiwg

AIWG is an MIT licensed toolkit of modular, inspectable parts for durable AI assisted work. It adds project memory, expert agents, reusable workflows, human oversight and a secure runtime to the AI coding tool a team already uses, with every part visible and replaceable, and the results owned by the project rather than a vendor account. It is aimed at developers and power users who want more structure than a bare coding agent provides. The toolkit is organized into four parts: Remember keeps decisions, architecture, instructions and context coherent across providers; Practice turns reliable methods into agents, skills, commands, reviews and lifecycle workflows, with more than 200 agents and 400 deployable parts; Understand makes status, evidence, approvals and failures visible through verification, traceability and human gates; and Own runs long lived agents through Cockpit and Agentic Sandbox in containers or virtual machines on infrastructure the user controls, with an audit trail. Setup is a single instruction pasted into a supported provider, which inspects the project, explains its plan, preserves existing work, installs AIWG and verifies the result. It maintains one provider neutral source and deploys to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Factory AI, Google Antigravity CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Warp, Devin Desktop and others. AIWG is free and open source under the MIT license, with no hosted service to buy. Its pricing address returns the main page and lists no plans; model costs depend on the AI provider in use.