WikiPilot – a living wiki cockpit for multi-agent coding

Let people running several coding agents set direction and track decisions through one human-readable wiki

Problem

Running several coding agents at once quickly overwhelms a person: every session makes code changes and decisions, direction drifts, and nobody can later tell why a session changed what it did. Some teams already use wiki-driven development to cope, but there is no tooling for it.

Solution

Make the project wiki the single control panel: each agent session writes back change summaries and key decisions to its entry, while the human edits direction and tasks on the wiki. The tool diffs session output against wiki entries and flags silent drift.

Users

Indie developers and small teams running multiple coding agents in parallel, especially with Claude Code and Codex on issues and PRs

MVP

Connect to local git repos and agent session logs; auto-summarize each session's decisions into wiki entries; turn human wiki direction into agent task prompts; flag changes that contradict the wiki

Revenue

Free personal tier plus team subscription, priced by repo count or agent concurrency

Why now

Parallel agents just became everyday workflow, yet there is no lightweight tool for where the human decides; this is a workflow gap big vendors won't target