Wardian Documentation
Run, monitor, and organize the coding agents working in your local projects.
Wardian runs the CLI agents you already use in real project folders. It keeps their sessions, output, and results easy to inspect, and lets you save useful prompts, skills, agent setups, and automations when you need them again.
Start with the onboarding path below. After your first agent task, choose the next guide based on what you want to do: monitor agents, save a useful prompt, give new agents a shared setup, or automate a repeated process. You do not need to adopt every feature at once.
Start Here
Tailorability Slope
Tailorability means gradually gaining more ability to adapt Wardian to your work. Each step should add useful power without demanding a sudden jump in learning. Start with the smallest move that helps; this is not a required sequence of features to adopt.
More tailoring power
Build a custom tool or integration
Compose an automation blueprint
Define a reusable role: Class
Write a reusable procedure: Skill
Save a repeated request: Prompt
Adjust an existing agent's setup
Use an existing agent, project, and built-in tools
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Less learning and effort More learning and effortRead Key Concepts for when to choose each option and how they fit together.
Explore Wardian
The Guide is organized around the work you are doing. Use it as the complete map of Wardian's user-facing features.
Run and Monitor Agents
Reuse and Direct Work
- Library: turn repeated instructions into prompts, procedures into skills, and roles into reusable classes.
- Command Panel and Wardian CLI