Wagner

Multi-repo task manager for AI agent sessions. Orchestrates agent instances across git worktrees with tmux.

Features

• Workspace support - Define repo groups, create tasks with -w <workspace>
• Multi-pane sessions - Tmux pane per repo with agent launched automatically
• Git worktree isolation - Each task gets isolated worktrees
• Base branch tracking - Configure diff base per workspace
• TUI dashboard - Monitor all active sessions

Installation

# Quick install (recommended)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DeevsDeevs/wagner/main/install.sh | sh

# From crates.io
cargo install wagner

# With Nix
nix profile install github:DeevsDeevs/wagner

# From source
git clone https://github.com/DeevsDeevs/wagner.git
cd wagner && cargo build --release

Updating

wagner update           # Update to latest version
wagner update --check   # Check for updates without installing

Quick Start

Single repo

cd ~/projects/myrepo
wagner new my-feature
# Creates worktree with branch feature/my-feature
# Launches tmux session with agent

Multi-repo with workspace

# Configure workspace (one-time)
wagner ws add myproject \
  frontend:~/repos/frontend \
  backend:~/repos/backend \
  --base-branch main

# Create task from workspace
wagner new my-feature -w myproject
# Creates worktrees in all repos
# Opens tmux with pane per repo + central pane

Remote repos

Wagner can clone remote repos automatically. Remote repos are cloned once (as bare repos) to repos_root and reused across tasks:

# Add remote repo to task
wagner add-repo my-task api:git@github.com:org/api.git:feature/my-task

# Or in workspace config
wagner ws add myproject \
  frontend:~/local/frontend \
  backend:git@github.com:org/backend.git

Other common commands

wagner ls                    # List tasks
wagner a my-feature          # Attach to task
wagner cd my-feature         # Open shell in task worktree
wagner rm my-feature         # Delete task
wagner rm my-feature -f      # Delete task + branches

Commands

Workspace commands

wagner ws add <name> <repos...> [-b <base>]  # Create workspace
wagner ws add-repo <ws> <name:path>          # Add repo
wagner ws rm-repo <ws> <name>                # Remove repo
wagner ws ls                                  # List workspaces
wagner ws rm <name>                          # Delete workspace

Configuration

~/.config/wagner/config.json:

{
  "tasks_root": "/home/user/tasks",
  "repos_root": "~/repos",
  "default_agent": "claude",
  "diff_base": "main",
  "workspaces": {
    "myproject": {
      "base_branch": "main",
      "frontend": "~/repos/frontend",
      "backend": "~/repos/backend"
    }
  }
}

Repair & Cleanup

Wagner automatically cleans up on task creation failure. For manual cleanup of orphaned resources:

wagner repair            # Scan for orphans (dry run)
wagner repair --execute  # Actually clean up

This finds and removes:

• Task directories without valid task.json
• Worktrees pointing to deleted tasks

Shell Completions

eval "$(wagner completions zsh)"   # Zsh
eval "$(wagner completions bash)"  # Bash
wagner completions fish | source   # Fish

TUI Keybindings

License

MIT