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Engineering methodology that makes AI coding reliable

Wrought brings structured engineering methodology to AI-powered development — so you ship reliable software, not prompt experiments.

In Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add fluxforgeai/wrought-plugin/plugin install wrought@wrought-plugin

Free & MIT-licensed · Runs in Claude Code · Built with Wrought

How It Works

Three pipelines, one methodology

Incidents & Bug Fixes

From incident to verified fix — structured methodology at every stage

Incident
01

Incident

Document the incident — classify severity, identify affected components, and capture the timeline.

Investigate
02

Investigate

Form hypotheses, trace execution paths, and narrow down the failure domain through structured analysis.

RCA & Fix
03

RCA & Fix

Root cause analysis and fix design — examine code paths, state transitions, and edge cases.

Implement
04

Implement

Apply the fix — produce correct, tested code with built-in verification loops.

Review
05

Review

Multi-agent code review — parallel analysis of correctness, performance, security, and architecture.

Quickstart

Install, then run your first command

Add the plugin (above), then kick off the pipeline in Claude Code:

In Claude Code:
/wrought:research "your topic"

Why Wrought

A better approach to AI engineering

The Problem

AI tools treat every task the same

  • One model handles architecture, debugging, testing, and reviews — badly at some, expensively at all
  • No methodology — just raw prompts with no structured engineering process
  • You're the orchestrator, manually switching between tools and context

The Solution

Wrought brings structured methodology to every engineering task

  • Structured methodology — each pipeline stage applies proven engineering practices for the task
  • Open source (MIT) — the whole pipeline (skills, hooks, Findings Trackers) is public and auditable. Read it, fork it, run it yourself
  • Guided orchestration — Wrought enforces methodology and suggests next steps, you make the engineering decisions

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