Wizard Central Toolkit (wizard-central-toolkit)

The Sovereign Developer Utilities Fleet & AI Router
Fast, zero-dependency, local-first CLI tools designed for Linux development, system orchestration, and deterministic safety policy execution.

wizard-central-toolkit is a production-grade suite of 12 developer utilities that run locally with minimal overhead and deterministic output. Designed to operate standalone as individual CLI binaries or orchestrated through the Godfather Wizard and the Wizarding Router (wiz), every tool in this repository is fully functional, disk-verified, and CI-tested.

Every command, documented: COMMANDS.md lists all 13 primary commands — 25 entry points counting the 12 aliases — and 147 subcommands, each with what it does.

See it run: DEMO.md is the demo section — every feature tested live and documented from the real runs, from install check through the consent wall to the model codegen suite.

🌟 Fleet Inventory & Command Mapping

All 12 wizard modules on disk are active, registered, and disk-verified:

🛠 Usage Examples

1. The Wizarding Router (wiz) and the Godfather Wizard (godfather_wizard)

Execute sub-tools via wiz or inspect fleet state with godfather_wizard:

# Execute sub-tools via alias
wiz todo add "Refactor logger module"
wiz json validate config.json

# Godfather Wizard fleet supervision
godfather_wizard census
godfather_wizard status
godfather_wizard repl

Inside the REPL, the model-only codegen suite offers /brainstorm (hands-off conversation), /build and /debug (complete-content proposals shown as diffs and landed only after the double ask, through the Write Wizard), and /diff (review-only proposals). Per-task models are optional: godfather_wizard models shows the roster and assignments, and godfather_wizard models set <task> <model> stores them in ~/.godfather/models.json.

Six providers can seat a model. Ollama is the local seat — no key, nothing leaves your machine. The other five (Meta (Muse), Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and DeepSeek) are cloud seats you opt into with your own API key, read from your environment at call time; a seat is assigned as provider:model (for example anthropic:claude-sonnet-4-5). The toolkit stays local-first: nothing is sent anywhere unless you seat a cloud provider — and when you do, the prompts and, for /build, /debug, and /diff, the file contents involved go to that provider over HTTPS. Keys are never stored in the toolkit, never journaled, and never printed; godfather_wizard models reports only whether a key is set. PROVIDERS.md is the setup guide: where to get each provider's key, and how to install Ollama and pull your first local models.

Wizard Central Pro AI Modes Toolkit — still in the making

This free toolkit is the sampler: twelve local-first wizards under Apache 2.0, yours to use and build on.

Not in the sampler: the Truth Wizard, the Repair Wizard, the Ollama Wizard, the Whiteboard Wizard, the Manual Wizard, and the Boot Wizard. They are part of the Wizard Central Pro AI Modes Toolkit, still in the making: a fleet growing toward 41 wizards; 70 AI modes that advise; 23 guard modes that bind; seat cards that cast; creations of nine kinds — wizards, AI modes, tools, skills, tasks, guard modes, scripts, seat cards, and projects; a sealed locker (CVLT Arbiter) for a person's own creations; and a gated bridge that opens only by a person's yes, asked twice — and every crossing generates a receipt.

Pro is not released, and there is no signup yet. When it is ready, this page will say where to find it.

The full roster — all 41 wizards

Wizard Central's fleet counts 41 wizards. This sampler ships 10 of them; the other 31 live in the Wizard Central Pro AI Modes Toolkit.

Two of this sampler's own citizens do not appear on the roster. Tmux Wizard (tmux_wizard) — in Pro, its session features are absorbed into the Daemon Wizard's family, as an opt-in feature. Rust Wizard (rust_wizard) — discontinued in the Pro version; it ships in this free toolkit only.

Names and aliases

A wizard's name-command is its full underscored form — that is how each wizard is called by its whole name. The short form is an alias: installed, fully working, and interchangeable with the full form in every surface (same output, same exit codes). The router's full name is the Wizarding Router; its command is wiz.

A command is what you type. The name is what the project is.