Documentation
Build with Wrenchit
Wrenchit makes agents that do work: WCode for code, Studio for shipping apps, and coils for always-on teams. These docs cover installation, the first project, and the platform pieces behind them.
Install WCode
One command on macOS and Linux, a desktop build for Windows, and the first-run checks.
First project in Studio
Describe an app, preview it, then deploy it to a Wrenchit URL.
What is a coil
An always-on team of agents sharing one board, with a Planner, Workers, a Judge and Memory.
Connect MCP
Bring external tools into WCode through the Model Context Protocol.
The four surfaces
Wrenchit is split across a few hosts. Each one does a different job.
| Host | What it is |
|---|---|
console.wrenchit.net | Your account, workspace and WCode client downloads. |
ai.wrenchit.net | WCode in the browser: sessions, coils, schedules, inbox and connectors. |
studio.wrenchit.net | Studio: build and deploy web apps from a prompt, with a code and preview panel. |
auth.wrenchit.net | Sign-in and OAuth for the apps above. |
Docs scope. These pages describe what is shipped today. If a control is not in your workspace, your account or workspace admin has not enabled it.
Where to go next
New to Wrenchit? Install WCode first, then build something small in Studio. If you are setting up an always-on workflow, read the coil page before the schedules page; the schedule runs the coil, so the coil model explains what a run actually does.