chekusu/wanman
A local-mode multi-agent orchestration framework that coordinates Claude Code and Codex agents through a JSON-RPC supervisor for autonomous collaborative task execution.

wanman is an agent matrix framework that runs supervised networks of Claude Code or Codex CLI subprocesses on a user’s machine. It coordinates multiple agent roles (CEO, dev, devops, marketing, etc.) through an async message bus with steer and follow-up priorities. Each agent runs in an isolated per-agent worktree and home directory to prevent cross-contamination. The system is CLI-first and scriptable, with an experimental finops toolkit for API credential inventory and cost tracking.
Frequently asked
- What is chekusu/wanman?
- A local-mode multi-agent orchestration framework that coordinates Claude Code and Codex agents through a JSON-RPC supervisor for autonomous collaborative task execution.
- Is wanman open source?
- Yes — chekusu/wanman is open source, released under the Apache-2.0 license.
- What language is wanman written in?
- chekusu/wanman is primarily written in TypeScript.
- How popular is wanman?
- chekusu/wanman has 667 stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find wanman?
- chekusu/wanman is on GitHub at https://github.com/chekusu/wanman.