Class Management

In Wardian, a Class is more than just a label—it is a functional blueprint that defines the core identity, intelligence, and equipment of your agents.

🏛️ The Class Library

Class management has been relocated from the sidebar to the Library view to provide a spacious, professional editor for your blueprints.

1. Click LIBRARY in the top bar.
2. Select the Classes tab.
3. Browse the list of available classes or click Create New Class.

🔧 Configuring a Blueprint

1. Instruction Set (AGENTS.md)

Each class is governed by a markdown file. This is where you define:

• Role & Personality: Who the agent is (e.g., "A skeptical security auditor").
• Constraints: What the agent cannot do (e.g., "Never overwrite existing .env files").
• Standard Procedures: How the agent should approach tasks (e.g., "Always draft a plan before executing").

2. Pre-Assigned Skills

You can pre-load a class with specific modular skills.

• When you assign a skill to a class, every agent spawned from that blueprint receives the skill through its provider's discovery path. Wardian may use directory links, provider home projection, generated config, or provider-native include roots depending on the selected CLI.
• This ensures your Coder class always starts with github-cli and typescript-tools ready to go.

3. Registry Persistence

All your custom classes are stored in ~/.wardian/classes.json. This single file is the source of truth for the Rust backend when spawning new sessions.

🚀 Spawning from a Class

To use your blueprint:

1. Navigate to the Agent Configuration tab in the Left Sidebar.
2. Select your class from the dropdown.
3. Click Spawn Instance. The agent will inherit all instructions and skills defined in the Library for that class.