Wukong Code v0.1.2 is open source. Run your first verified Loop.

“Done” is easy for an AI coding agent to say. The useful part is seeing your own checks run, the result reviewed, and the remaining blocker named. Wukong Code is built for that moment.

The local CLI is now open source under the MIT license. Read the code, inspect the limits, and run it against a real repository. Your code stays on your machine; model requests go to the provider you choose.

Try it in three steps:

1. Install the free CLI.
2. Run wukong provider and add your own model API key.
3. Start /loop add input validation to the signup form. Wukong writes, checks, reviews, and fixes until it passes or explains the blocker.

Start with a small task that already has tests. Follow the first verified Loop guide or open the getting started docs. Read the source on GitHub first if you want to inspect the workflow.

Wukong Code is free and BYOK. Your provider bills usage directly. The website and operations backend remain private; the local CLI is the part released under MIT.