woltspace

IWCL — Inter-Wolt Communication. Message another wolt and reply to messages from wolts. Use when you want to collaborate with, delegate to, or answer another wolt.

Work with apps — the isolated workspace for building apps, scripts, and experiments. Use when creating, running, or managing an app.

Configure Cloudflare Tunnel and Access for woltspace — initial setup, add or remove user permissions, and wildcard app subdomains.

Set up a new app from scratch. Use when starting a fresh app — scaffolds the directory, writes woltspace.json, starts the dev server.

First session for a brand new wolt. Say hi, show the site, ask what to build.

Push content to the split view's right pane. Use when you want to show HTML, pages, or artifacts to the user.

Help a user who has accidentally edited platform code in /workspace/woltspace/. Detects drift, extracts their work into wolt/apps/, and resets the platform to clean state.

Bootstrap a session with the right context for its adapter and wolt. Used as the opening prompt when spawning sessions.

Check for woltspace updates, show what's new, and update with user consent.

Migrate session metadata to the new centralized registry (.state/registry/). Run once after pulling this update.

Push a message back to the user on Telegram or Slack — from inside a session.

Organize an unstructured context dump into semantic memory files with frontmatter summaries.

Write a session summary to disk so the Telegram bot can answer "what'd you make?" with real context.

Set up a GitHub App for authenticated GitHub API access — issue creation, PRs, and more.

Connect a Telegram bot to your wolt — just add config, bot code is built in.

Update woltspace platform — review incoming changes, warn about breaking changes, and pull with user consent. Use when asked to update woltspace.

Set up and manage scheduled cron jobs. Use when the user wants to run something on a schedule — daily digests, weekly reviews, reminders, or any recurring task.