WUPHF: A Collaborative Office Where AI Agents Can’t Ghost You

What it does WUPHF is an orchestration layer that wraps agent CLIs like Claude Code or Codex into a collaborative web office. You get a browser-based #general channel where multiple AI personas—CEO, PM, engineers, designer—claim tasks, chat, and ship work under a single local server. It runs headless by default, persists state in local workspaces, and opens at localhost:7891 with one command.

The interesting bit Instead of treating memory as a black-box vector database, WUPHF gives every agent a private notebook and a shared team wiki that is literally a local git repo of markdown. Agents manually promote durable findings from notebook to wiki, and the wiki acts as a living knowledge graph with typed triplets, append-only fact logs, and a /lint suite that flags contradictions. It is the rare agent framework that treats institutional memory like a maintainable codebase rather than a cache.

Key highlights

• Multi-agent visibility: role-based AI teammates work in shared channels with task claiming and 1:1 sidebars.
• Git-native memory: the default backend is a markdown wiki at ~/.wuphf/wiki/ with no API keys or hosted database required.
• Knowledge graph tooling: triplet-based facts, cited-answer /lookup, and automated contradiction linting built in.
• Bring-your-own-provider: shells out to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Ollama, or other OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
• Team sharing: invite humans via Tailscale/WireGuard private mesh or opt-in Cloudflare quick tunnels with passcode rate-limiting.
• Skill marketplace: publish team-authored skills to GitHub or the Anthropic commons, and install community skills back into your wiki.

Caveats

• Pre-1.0 and moving fast: the README warns that main changes daily and you should pin to release tags.
• It is fundamentally glue around existing agent CLIs, so you still need Claude Code (or another supported provider) installed separately.
• The legacy tmux TUI is deprecated and slated for removal once the desktop client lands.

Verdict WUPHF is for developers who want persistent, inspectable team memory and a social interface for multiple local agents. If you prefer a single chat window or a fully managed SaaS, this is not your tool.