Question 1

What is AIWG and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

A framework that combines reusable project context and specialist workflows as agents, skills, rules, templates, and MCP tools, adapting them to the AI provider you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and others. It targets planning software, specialist reviews, campaigns, incidents, research, media curation, and operational knowledge.

Question 2

How does AIWG use Jev?

Accepted Answer

Its description lists Jev decision support that offloads bounded LLM decisions to save tokens. The README excerpt counts decision support among the addons that extend its domain frameworks, alongside writing profiles, task loops, memory, and testing tools, but the excerpt does not show a concrete Jev call.

Question 3

How do I install AIWG?

Accepted Answer

The README's manual path is npm i -g aiwg, cd into your project, then aiwg use all --provider <provider>, where provider is a tool name such as claude, codex, copilot, cursor, omp, or pi. Alternatively, paste the setup prompt that points at aiwg.io/setup.aiwg.yaml into a supported provider and let it install or repair.

Question 4

Does AIWG cost anything or need an API key?

Accepted Answer

The README excerpt shows no pricing and no key requirement for AIWG itself, and the repo is MIT licensed. Model work happens through the AI provider you already use, so that provider's own plan, keys, and limits apply rather than AIWG's.

Question 5

What does aiwg use all actually do?

Accepted Answer

The README calls it the one self-verifying command that deploys the preferred complete system: it refreshes the indices, regenerates project context, verifies the resulting deployment, and reports whether a provider reload is actually required.

Question 6

What is AIWG Cockpit?

Accepted Answer

An optional add-on for long-running agents that need an isolated executor: a self-hosted Agentic Sandbox that audits the host, installs an approved Docker or KVM/libvirt runtime, connects Cockpit to the executor, applies your resource and access choices, and verifies the control and audit path end to end.

Question 7

What are AIWG's documented limits?

Accepted Answer

The digest excerpt documents no benchmarks, no independent Jev evaluation, and no pricing. The Jev connection rests on the README's decision-support description and the repo's jev topic, and the excerpt does not show how a Jev call is wired or which decisions are offloaded.

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