Shell and Coding agent for Claude and Chatgpt

What is wcgw? wcgw is a shell and coding agent designed for the Claude desktop app and ChatGPT, enabling autonomous shell command execution and coding tasks through interactive commands. How to use wcgw? To use wcgw, install the necessary components, configure the Claude desktop settings, and start issuing commands or coding tasks through the app. Detailed instructions are available in the setup documentation. Key features of wcgw? Full Shell Access for command execution. Desktop control on the Claude app for screen capture and input controls. REPL support for languages like Python and Node. Interactive Command Handling with support for arrows and ANSI escape sequences. Ability to create, execute, and iterate coding tasks. Use cases of wcgw? Automating code writing and debugging in temporary directories. Managing large file edits without hitting token limits. Running commands in background while managing multiple processes. Creating feature branches and managing pull requests using Git CLI. Running applications in docker containers and controlling their environments. FAQ from wcgw? Can wcgw run commands on any OS? wcgw is currently optimized for mac and Linux usage in desktop environments. Is there a risk with autonomous shell execution? Yes, it's essential to understand the risks of executing shell commands autonomously; ensure you understand commands before running them. Is there support for IDE integration? Yes, there is an optional VS Code extension for seamless integration with the wcgw environment.

As an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, Shell and Coding agent for Claude and Chatgpt enables AI agents to communicate effectively through standardized interfaces. The Model Context Protocol simplifies integration between different AI models and agent systems.

To use wcgw, install the necessary components, configure the Claude desktop settings, and start issuing commands or coding tasks through the app. Detailed instructions are available in the setup documentation. Key features of wcgw? Full Shell Access for command execution. Desktop control on the Claude app for screen capture and input controls. REPL support for languages like Python and Node. Interactive Command Handling with support for arrows and ANSI escape sequences. Ability to create, execute, and iterate coding tasks. Use cases of wcgw? Automating code writing and debugging in temporary directories. Managing large file edits without hitting token limits. Running commands in background while managing multiple processes. Creating feature branches and managing pull requests using Git CLI. Running applications in docker containers and controlling their environments. FAQ from wcgw? Can wcgw run commands on any OS? wcgw is currently optimized for mac and Linux usage in desktop environments. Is there a risk with autonomous shell execution? Yes, it's essential to understand the risks of executing shell commands autonomously; ensure you understand commands before running them. Is there support for IDE integration? Yes, there is an optional VS Code extension for seamless integration with the wcgw environment.

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