woca

A single-binary coding-agent harness — web UI first, plus TUI and CLI — built on an explicit agent graph.

Features · Install · Quickstart · Architecture · Extending · HTTP API

woca is a harness for coding agents, written in Go. It drives any Anthropic-compatible or OpenAI-compatible model through an explicit, inspectable agent graph — model → tools → model — with a human-in-the-loop permission gate, token-level streaming, auto-compaction, subagents, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and an embedded web UI, all shipped as one static binary with no runtime dependencies.

The agent loop is not a hidden while loop buried in a framework callback. It is a graph you can read: nodes, conditional edges, reducers, checkpoints, and interrupt/resume, powered by the langgraph runtime from langchain-golang and composed in internal/agent. Every run is streamed token-by-token, every tool call passes a deterministic permission gate, and every conversation is persisted as a resumable transcript.

Features

Agent runtime

Explicit agent graph with conditional edges, an add_messages reducer, checkpoints, and interrupt/resume — pause any run mid-tool-call and continue it later, even across process restarts.
Token-level streaming of text and tool-call deltas through the graph; the TUI and web UI render output live while tools execute.
Streaming tool execution: read-only calls are dispatched while the model is still streaming; permission-gated calls always wait for the deterministic gate so interrupts stay exact.
Resilient model I/O: retry with exponential backoff and an optional fallback model on both invoke and stream paths; truncated responses (max_tokens) are escalated and continued automatically; oversized prompts trigger reactive compaction with a single-retry guard; each tool round is held under an aggregate size budget with deterministic placeholder replacement.
Auto-compaction with a CJK-aware token estimator: old tool results are snipped and large ones micro-compacted before the head is summarized; a circuit breaker disables it after repeated failures (/compact resets).
Mid-turn queued input: submit a message while a run is in flight and it is attached after the next tool round — nothing is lost.
Thinking / reasoning support: reasoning effort levels and streamed reasoning content, rendered as collapsible blocks in the web UI.

Tools & safety

20+ built-in tools: Bash, Read, Write, Edit, NotebookEdit, Glob, Grep, ListDir, TodoWrite, WebFetch, WebSearch, AskUserQuestion, EnterPlanMode/ExitPlanMode, Task/TaskOutput/ TaskStop, TaskCreate/TaskGet/TaskUpdate/TaskList, Skill, SendMessage, plus LSP-backed code intelligence.
Permission gate with four modes, explicit allow/deny/ask rules (exact names, regexes, Tool(glob) matchers), and an input-sensitive read-only classifier — git status auto-allows, rm -rf never does.
File-level undo: every Write/Edit snapshot is kept per session; /undo / /redo revert and re-apply changes, repeatable.

Surfaces

Embedded web UI (the recommended surface): sessions grouped by workspace, streaming assistant bubbles with tool cards, file sidebar with syntax-highlighted previews, image uploads and screenshot paste, settings panel — served from the same binary over SSE and managed as a background daemon via woca web start | stop | restart | status.
Interactive TUI (bubbletea): live streaming, approval prompts, vim-mode input, themes, scrollable transcript.
One-shot CLI for scripting and pipes.

Ecosystem

Skills (SKILL.md + YAML frontmatter), custom subagents (.woca/agents/*.md), hooks (12 event groups, matchers, exit-code semantics), MCP client (stdio + streamable HTTP, tools, resources, prompts, notifications, OAuth), and capability plugins (managed browser automation and PDF tooling) — see Extending woca.
Layered configuration: flags > workspace .woca/ > user ~/.woca/ for skills, agents, MCP servers, and instruction files.
Persisted settings in SQLite (default) or PostgreSQL, with API keys and DSNs encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM).
Usage & quota: per-session token accounting with estimated cost, and remaining-quota display for subscription plans (GLM Coding Plan, Anthropic/OpenAI OAuth logins, DeepSeek balance).

Requirements

macOS or Linux (x86-64 / arm64)
Go ≥ 1.26 to build from source
A model provider: an Anthropic-compatible or OpenAI-compatible API key, a gateway, or an OAuth login

Installation

From source (recommended for now):

git clone https://github.com/ProjAnvil/WoCA.git
cd woca
make            # build web frontend + binary into build/woca

With go install (CLI only, without the embedded web UI):

go install github.com/projanvil/woca/cmd/woca@latest

The web UI is embedded at compile time via go:embed; run make web before go build if you change anything under web/.

Make targets:

Target	Description
`make` / `make serve`	build frontend + binary; `serve` also launches the web UI
`make build`	build the binary to `build/woca`
`make test` / `make race`	unit tests (optionally with the race detector)
`make lint`	golangci-lint
`make install`	install to `/usr/local/bin`

Quickstart

Point woca at a provider (persisted, encrypted at rest):

$ woca config set provider glm
$ woca config set glm-api-key <key>

or export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY / OPENAI_API_KEY and skip configuration entirely.

Web UI (recommended)

The web UI is the primary way to use woca. Manage it as a background daemon:

woca web start          # launch the web UI in the background → http://127.0.0.1:3484
woca web status         # check whether it is running
woca web restart        # restart the background web UI
woca web stop           # stop it

The server embeds the frontend and exposes the agent over an SSE API — create sessions, start runs, watch streaming events, resolve permission prompts, browse workspace files, and manage settings.

Other ways to run it: woca serve keeps the server in the foreground (--addr, --no-browser), and from an interactive session /web starts it on demand (/web <port>, /web off, /web status).

Interactive TUI / REPL

woca                    # bubbletea TUI on a terminal; line REPL otherwise
woca --resume last      # continue your most recent session

Answer approval prompts with y/n and scroll with pgup/pgdown. To interrupt a running turn, cancel it from the web UI (POST /api/runs/{id}/cancel). In the line REPL, a line starting with ! runs a shell command and feeds its output into the conversation. See Slash commands.

One-shot

woca -p "explain this repo's build system"
woca -p "fix the failing test" --dangerously-skip-permissions   # use with care

Providers & models

Provider	API	Default model	Notes
`anthropic` (default)	Anthropic Messages	`claude-sonnet-4-5`	or OAuth login: `woca login`
`openai`	OpenAI Chat Completions	`gpt-4o`	any compatible `--base-url` gateway
`glm`	GLM (Anthropic-compatible endpoint)	`glm-4.6`	GLM Coding Plan quota display supported
`deepseek`	DeepSeek (Anthropic-compatible endpoint)	`deepseek-chat`	balance display supported

Any OpenAI-compatible gateway works via --base-url (OPENAI_BASE_URL / ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL or the persisted setting). Model fallback (--fallback-model), thinking levels (/thinking), and per-model reasoning-effort mapping are wired through the same router.

Permissions

Mode	Read-only / meta / web	File edits	Shell
`default`	allowed	ask	ask
`acceptEdits`	allowed	allowed	ask
`bypassPermissions`	allowed	allowed	allowed
`readOnly` / `plan`	allowed	denied	denied

Read-only classification is input-sensitive: Bash("git status") auto-allows while Bash("rm -rf …") asks. Explicit rules override the mode:

{
  "permissions": {
    "allow": ["Bash(git *)", "Read"],
    "deny":  ["Bash(rm *)"],
    "ask":   []
  }
}

Precedence is deny → ask → allow → mode default. Subagents are fail-closed: an un-granted write permission surfaces as permission denied instead of prompting.

Architecture

cmd/woca                 cobra CLI: flags, config, REPL, one-shot, serve
internal/agent           the coding-agent graph (langchain-golang/langgraph
                         runtime): gate, plan mode, streaming execution,
                         recovery, compaction, teams, goals
internal/tools           tool set + registry + permission categories
internal/permissions     permission modes, rules, read-only classifier
internal/model           provider router: retry, fallback, invocation
internal/runner          streaming run loop + interrupt handling + rendering
internal/console         slash commands shared by TUI, REPL, and web
internal/tui             bubbletea terminal UI
internal/server          web server: sessions, runs, SSE, settings API
internal/session         JSONL transcript persistence
internal/compact         auto-compaction / summarization
internal/tokens          CJK-aware token estimator
internal/skills          SKILL.md loader (layered: flag > workspace > user)
internal/agents          subagent definitions (.woca/agents/*.md)
internal/hooks           hook runner (12 event groups)
internal/mcp             MCP client (stdio + streamable HTTP, OAuth)
internal/plugins         marketplace plugins (skills/agents bundles)
internal/pluginrt        capability-plugin runtimes (browser, pdf)
internal/settings        settings database + encrypted secrets
internal/quota           provider quota/usage display
internal/merge           layered configuration merge

Editions & repository layout

woca ships as two editions built from one repository:

Personal edition — the woca binary: CLI/TUI/REPL plus the local woca serve web UI, zero external dependencies (sqlite, in-process everything). This is what individual users install.
Enterprise edition — the server roles (woca-server, woca-worker, woca-config, woca-tenant) assembled from the same core plus the enterprise tree: multi-tenant auth (API keys, native-client DPoP sessions), queue dispatch with the NATS message plane, the standalone config service, observability (OTel/Prometheus/Grafana), and registry DSN discovery.

The delivery axis is orthogonal to the edition axis: today both editions are self-hosted (see deploy/selfhosted/, deploy/k8s/, deploy/vm/); a managed cloud form is a future packaging of the same enterprise code, not a third edition.

internal/        core, shared by both editions (agent, tools, server, fsb, …)
internal/ee/     enterprise-only: msgplane, tenant, configsvc, worker, obs,
                 discovery, nativeauth, dpop, tenantcmd, memcmd, skillsvc,
                 bridge (the private-cloud bridge service), entrygw (the
                 private-core machine registry), edgegw (the stateless edge
                 access point), edition (woca-server's composition root)
internal/platform/machineid  shared machine identity (enrollment tokens,
                 Ed25519 identities, opaque access tokens)
web/             shared web UI (personal + enterprise web surface)
ee/              enterprise web consoles (configsvc-web, opsconsole-web,
                 skillsvc-web)
deploy/selfhosted/  enterprise docker-compose stack (data plane + full)
deploy/k8s/         Kubernetes manifests     deploy/vm/  registry verify
cmd/woca         personal entry (everything)
cmd/woca-*       enterprise role entries (no interactive surfaces)

The bridge (private-cloud form)

woca-bridge is the productized private-cloud execution plane: the same serve surface plus the product identity model — organization credentials issued by the tenant ops console on the private core (the bridge itself carries no key management, v1.7; an unenrolled bridge keeps loopback trust only), URL+key login with cookie sessions (revocation cascades from the ops console through the config generation), the workspace folder browser (/api/fs/*, jailed with os.OpenRoot), and a fail-closed bind check (an unauthenticated non-loopback bind refuses to start). Registered bridges see exactly one control-plane peer — the stateless edge access point (cmd/woca-edge, internal/ee/edgegw; R7: no database, no files, every machine-token check calls home to the service plane). Behind it the private core splits in two: the registry routes (/gw/enroll|renew|heartbeat|resolve|bridges, mounted on woca-server's WOCA_GW_ADDR listener) and the config pull (/gw/config on woca-config). A one-time enrollment token exchanges for a local Ed25519 identity plus short-TTL opaque access tokens; pulled settings install as the managed overlay (locked, managed_fields in /api/settings), and a control-plane outage keeps the bridge running with a STALE flag on the status page. The same outbound channel carries scenario four's data plane: client traffic parks at the edge until the bridge's tunnel picks it up and answers against its own handler stack (SSE streams pass with flushes intact), so any-place web commands a NAT-hidden bridge with zero inbound ports. Loopback bridges keep the zero-login personal experience; the personal woca binary links none of this.

The full private-cloud stage ships with it: TLS direct termination (WOCA_TLS_CERT/KEY), the long-poll config channel (push semantics over pull), worker-led enrollment (fingerprint approval — no token pasting), the bridge's read-only operations view (live sessions + audit over HTTP + SPA; user credentials are organization keys issued by the tenant ops console — the bridge itself carries no key management, v1.7), a global health lamp and Markdown diagnostics export, QR pairing on the login page, and the native client's embedded bridge (bundled binary, zero-login loopback profile, org-key login with TOFU pinning and OS-keychain key storage), the three-entry connection page (embedded / private cloud via the edge with target-bridge selection / direct bridge — one profile mechanism underneath), the bridge-local cloud-access settings (edge.* keys in the settings database, SPKI TOFU pin, env override with source labels, page at Settings → Cloud access), and the two dev compose groups (the microservices twin plus the §6.3 edge group with public/internal network layering and the bridge as an independent container — see deploy/selfhosted/BRIDGE.md for the deployment runbook).

The boundary is enforced, not aspirational: the personal binary never links internal/ee (its dependency baseline is pinned in ci/deps-personal.txt), the enterprise tree never links the interactive frontends, and core packages reach enterprise capabilities only through seams — server.MsgPlane, server.NativeAuth, servefront.Edition, and wocadb.DSNResolver. make check-editions guards all three directions.

Layout changes (2026-08-22). The enterprise packages moved under internal/ee/ (import paths changed accordingly — e.g. internal/msgplane → internal/ee/msgplane; the enterprise web consoles moved to ee/); deploy/enterprise/ is now deploy/selfhosted/. The personal binary no longer ships the tenant and memory subcommands (use woca-tenant), and woca serve --auth apikey now requires the woca-server binary — multi-tenant auth is an enterprise capability.

The agent graph

        ┌──────────┐   no tool calls   ┌──────┐
START ─▶│  model   │──────────────────▶│ END  │
        └────┬─────┘                   └──────┘
             │ has tool calls
             ▼
        ┌──────────┐   (gate + hooks)   ┌──────┐
        │  tools   │───────────────────▶│ INT  │
        └────┬─────┘                   └──┬───┘
             │ (always loops back)        │ resume
             └────────────────────────────┘

The tools node runs a per-call gate (permissions, AskUserQuestion, plan approval) sequentially — so interrupts pause deterministically — then executes allowed calls concurrently. Pre/Post tool-use hooks wrap every call; a Pre hook exiting 2 denies the tool, a Post hook exiting 2 feeds its output back to the model. State is a single messages channel with an add_messages reducer, so streaming deltas, tool results, and interrupts all compose.

Goal mode

/goal <objective> switches the agent into an autonomous loop expressed as its own graph on top of the agent graph:

START ─▶ assess ─▶ execute ─▶ evaluate ─┬─ active   ─▶ assess (next cycle)
                                        └─ terminal ─▶ END

Each cycle plans (assess), runs a full nested agent turn (execute), then verifies with skepticism (evaluate) — the agent may claim completion, but only verified evidence completes the goal. Budgets (--cycles, --tokens), idle auto-continue, and mid-cycle interrupt/resume apply; goal state persists per session and survives restarts. Manage the loop with /goal status, /goal pause|resume, /goal budget, /goal clear; the web UI shows cycle/token meters and per-cycle verdicts live.

Configuration

Settings live in a database under ~/.woca — SQLite by default (pure Go, no cgo), PostgreSQL optional via DSN. Credentials and DSNs are stored encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM; master key in ~/.woca/secret.key, mode 0600). Three entrances share one database:

$ woca config set provider openai
$ woca config set openai-api-key sk-...        # stored encrypted
$ woca config list

Terminal: woca config get|set|list
Interactive: /settings, /memory list|put|get|del
Web UI: settings panel (GET/PUT /api/settings)

Key resolution order: --api-key flag → ANTHROPIC_API_KEY / OPENAI_API_KEY → database (encrypted) → OAuth token. Graph checkpoints and the memory store each pick a backend (sqlite, postgres, file, memory, none).

Important flags:

Flag	Description
`-p, --prompt`	one-shot prompt (runs non-interactively)
`--model` / `--provider`	model name and provider
`--base-url` / `--api-key`	provider endpoint and credential
`--permission-mode`	`default` \| `acceptEdits` \| `bypassPermissions` \| `readOnly` \| `plan`
`--workdir`	working directory (default: cwd)
`--mcp`	MCP server as `name=command` or `name=https://…` (repeatable)
`--fallback-model`	fallback on exhausted retries
`--max-turns`	cap model rounds per turn
`--auto-compact`	token-estimate compaction threshold (`0` disables)
`--resume`	resume a transcript (or `last`)
`--db`	settings database: sqlite path, `postgres://` DSN, or `none`
`--checkpoint-dir`	persist graph checkpoints for cross-process resume

Sessions, memory & undo

Sessions persist as JSONL transcripts under ~/.woca/sessions, grouped by workspace; /rename snapshots, /branch forks, /rewind jumps to an earlier point, /export dumps markdown or resumable JSON, and --resume <name|last> continues anywhere.
Memory: with a memory backend configured, each turn prefetches memories relevant to your message and attaches them after tool rounds; /memory put writes long-term context that reaches the model later.
Instruction files: CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md are injected from the user level down through every directory from the git root to your working directory.
Undo: Write/Edit snapshots are kept per session; /undo / /redo revert and re-apply the last change (repeatable). Changes made by Bash or outside woca are not tracked.

Multi-agent

Subagents

Task spawns isolated subagents with their own context window and tool subset; TaskOutput/TaskStop manage them. Define custom subagents as markdown files:

<!-- .woca/agents/reviewer.md -->
---
name: reviewer
description: Reviews diffs for correctness and style issues
tools: Read, Grep, Glob
---
You are a critical code reviewer. Report only concrete, actionable issues.

The model then calls Task(subagent_type="reviewer", prompt=…).

Agent teams

For parallel work, teams share a worktree and coordinate through a shared task list with ownership (TaskUpdate claims atomically; DependsOn ordering) and message routing (SendMessage pokes idle teammates). Teammates run autonomous loops with per-teammate timeouts; /team shows membership, tasks, and inboxes.

Extending woca

Skills

Drop a SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter under .woca/skills/<name>/:

---
name: commit
description: Write a conventional commit message
---
Write a conventional-commit message for the current diff.

The model discovers it and can call Skill(skill="commit"). Skills resolve layered: workspace copies override user-level ~/.woca/skills.

Custom subagents

See Subagents. Definitions resolve from .woca/agents/ (workspace) over ~/.woca/agents/ (user).

Hooks

Configure lifecycle hooks in ~/.woca/settings.json or .woca/settings.json:

{
  "hooks": {
    "PreToolUse": [
      {"matcher": "Bash(git *)", "hooks": [{"type": "command", "command": "echo 'git command incoming'"}]}
    ],
    "PostToolUse": [
      {"matcher": "Edit|Write", "hooks": [{"type": "command", "command": "cat"}]}
    ]
  }
}

Twelve event groups are supported: PreToolUse, PostToolUse, UserPromptSubmit, Stop, SessionStart, SessionEnd, SubagentStop, Notification, PreCompact, PostCompact, PermissionRequest, and PostSampling. Each hook receives a JSON event on stdin; stdout is fed back as context. A PreToolUse hook exiting 2 denies the tool; a PostToolUse hook exiting 2 blocks continuation.

MCP servers

woca --mcp "filesystem=node /path/to/server.js /tmp" \
     --mcp "search=https://mcp.example.com/mcp"

Tools appear as mcp__<server>__<tool>, plus resources (mcp__<server>__resources) and prompts. Both stdio (newline JSON-RPC) and streamable HTTP (POST + JSON/SSE, Mcp-Session-Id) transports are supported; OAuth-protected servers are authorized once with woca mcp auth <name> <endpoint> (tokens stored encrypted). Server definitions resolve layered: --mcp flag > workspace .woca/mcp.json > user ~/.woca/mcp.json, and tools added mid-session are picked up between rounds.

Capability plugins

Managed, versioned tool bundles installed on demand into ~/.woca/plugins:

browser — hosted browser automation (navigation, clicks, forms, screenshots) for web testing and research
pdf — a sandboxed Python environment for PDF generation and processing

Browse and install from the settings panel (/plugins), which provisions the pinned runtime and verifies SHA-256 checksums.

Reuse your existing setup

woca interoperates with common agent conventions: it reads CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md instruction files, discovers skills from .claude/skills, and — from the web settings panel — can import skills and MCP server definitions from an existing ~/.claude setup in one click. If you already run agent tooling, woca picks up your configuration instead of asking you to rewrite it.

Slash commands

Available in the TUI, REPL, and web chat input (prefix /, with completion):

Command	Description
`/help`	list available commands
`/status`	version, provider/model, permission mode, run stats
`/permissions [mode]`	show or set the permission mode
`/model [name]`	show or switch the model at runtime
`/thinking [level]`	reasoning effort: off \| low \| medium \| high \| tokens
`/quota`	remaining quota for subscription plans
`/cost`	cumulative token usage and estimated cost
`/clear`	start a fresh conversation
`/compact`	summarize the conversation to free context
`/context`	context-window usage breakdown
`/todos`, `/tasks`	todo list / shared task list
`/skills`, `/mcp`, `/agents`, `/plugins`	manage extensions
`/undo`, `/redo`	revert / re-apply the last file edit
`/rewind`, `/branch`, `/rename`, `/export`	session history navigation
`/goal …`	autonomous goal loop (set/status/pause/resume/budget/clear)
`/team`	agent team status
`/memory …`	inspect and edit the memory store
`/settings …`	persisted settings
`/init`	generate an `AGENTS.md` project guide
`/doctor`	check config, credentials, storage, hooks, permissions
`/theme`, `/vim`, `/keybindings`	UI preferences
`/web [port\|off\|status]`	embedded web UI control
`/output-style`	default \| explanatory \| learning

HTTP API

The web server exposes the agent over REST + SSE:

Endpoint	Description
`POST /api/sessions`	create a session (persisted immediately) → `{"session_id":"…","workspace":"…"}`
`GET /api/sessions`	list persisted sessions
`GET /api/sessions/{id}`	fetch a full transcript
`DELETE /api/sessions/{id}`	delete a session (tombstoned against revival)
`POST /api/runs`	start a run: `{"session_id":"…","prompt":"…"}`
`GET /api/runs/{id}/events`	SSE: `delta` / `reasoning` / `tool_call` / `tool_result` / `goal` / `goal_note` / `interrupt` / `done` / `error` (goal runs stream cycle narration as `goal_note` and end with one unified `delta` reply)
`POST /api/runs/{id}/answer`	resolve an interrupt: `{"approve":true}` or `{"answers":[…]}`
`POST /api/runs/{id}/input`	queue mid-turn input
`POST /api/runs/{id}/cancel`	cancel a run
`GET`/`PUT /api/settings`	read/update persisted settings

Observability

Enable the observability log (--debug-log, the web settings panel, or /debug-log on) for full harness logging under ~/.woca/logs/, size-rotated:

logs/woca.log                            run lifecycle, model usage, summaries
logs/ws-<name>-<hash8>/<session>.jsonl   one JSON event per line
logs/ws-<name>-<hash8>/<session>/<run>.json   message-level transcript dump

Every graph-node dispatch is recorded with phase, duration, and state summary; in the web UI each assistant bubble gains a debug action that copies the exact log locations for troubleshooting.

Development

make web        # build the frontend (required once before go build)
make build      # build the binary
make test       # unit tests
make race       # tests with the race detector
make lint       # golangci-lint

The frontend is a Vue 3 + TypeScript + Vite SPA under web/; the demo (npm run dev:demo) previews the whole UI with mock data. The graph runtime, agent loop, permission gate, hooks, compaction, skills, MCP client, and web server are all covered by unit tests — the project is built test-first.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for code style and PR guidelines.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. For anything larger than a bug fix, please open an issue first to discuss the design. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

woca is released under the MIT License. It is built on langchain-golang, bubbletea, and cobra.

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Features

Requirements

Installation

Quickstart

Web UI (recommended)

Interactive TUI / REPL

One-shot

Providers & models

Permissions

Architecture

Editions & repository layout

The bridge (private-cloud form)

The agent graph

Goal mode

Configuration

Sessions, memory & undo

Multi-agent

Subagents

Agent teams

Extending woca

Skills

Custom subagents

Hooks

MCP servers

Capability plugins

Reuse your existing setup

Slash commands

HTTP API

Observability

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