Branded FAQ
What languages does CatWrangler support?
Any of them. CatWrangler works across every language and project type — web, mobile, games, even specs-only repos. The loop is identical whatever your stack: describe a change, build in your own line of work, then merge, validate, and ship.
CatWrangler doesn't care what you're building or what it's written in. The same loop — find the right files, build in isolation, then submit to validate and ship — runs the same way whether the project is a web app, a mobile app, a game, or a repo that's nothing but specs.
Why it's stack-agnostic
The thing CatWrangler manages is the work, not the syntax. You describe a change in plain language and get back exactly the right files and functions with the decisions behind them; you write in your own line of work; on submit your change is validated and has to build and test before it can merge. None of those steps assume a particular language.
On first connect it reads your existing code and docs — large or legacy codebases included — and gets your agents up to speed from there. Bring a repo in, or take it back out, in one shot.
- Web, mobile, games — the build-validate-deploy loop is the same
- Specs-only repos work too, even with little or no code
- Merge and it builds, validates, and deploys itself — no separate pipeline
- Deploys swap in with no downtime; a bad one rolls back
Related questions
Do I need to configure anything per language?
No. There's nothing to install or self-host, and no per-language setup. On first connect CatWrangler reads your existing code and docs and works from there, whatever the stack.
Does it work on a repo that's mostly documents or specs?
Yes. Specs-only repos are supported. The same loop — describe a change, build in your own line of work, submit to validate and ship — applies even when there's little or no code.
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Vibe-Engineering
Many agents. One codebase. Zero collisions.
Point your agents at CatWrangler and build — the discipline runs underneath.