Ship a task from a text box.
Wingman is a tiny web app that turns a prompt into work. Type what you want done, and it spawns a headless Claude Code agent to go do it, then tracks the run so you can fire off tasks from your phone and check back later.
$ new task
> “add a dark-mode toggle to the settings page”
→ spawning claude code agent #a3f9
● running editing SettingsPage.tsx, wiring theme context…
● done 3 files changed · 1m 42s
A prompt in. An agent out.
Type a task
Open the page, describe what you want done in plain language, hit submit. That's the whole interface.
Wingman spawns an agent
It launches a headless Claude Code process in your project and hands off the task, no terminal required.
Watch it run
Each task gets a status page (pending, running, done) so you can kick things off from your phone and check back.
Straight up: it's a prototype.
Wingman is a v0.1 I built to scratch my own itch: one file, no auth, tasks held in memory. It's rough on purpose. But the idea (remote control for coding agents, simple enough to use from a phone) is one I keep coming back to. This is the workshop, not the storefront.
Wingman · an experiment from the Quest Labs workshop