coding-agent-router

name	Coding Agent Router
description	Route coding tasks to multiple AI providers (Gemini, OpenCode, Qwen, Codex) with intelligent selection, credit tracking, and automatic fallback. Use when delegating coding tasks to external AI agents.
keywords	["coding","agents","gemini","qwen","codex","opencode","routing","delegation"]
topics	["ai","coding","agents","automation"]

Coding Agent Router with WrapTC

WrapTC provides unified access to multiple coding AI agents with intelligent routing, credit tracking, and automatic fallback.

Supported Providers

• Gemini CLI: Google's Gemini model via CLI
• OpenCode: OpenCode coding assistant
• Qwen Code: Alibaba's Qwen coding model
• Codex CLI: OpenAI Codex via CLI

MCP Tools

run_coding_task

Execute a coding task using the best available provider.

Parameters:

• prompt: The coding task description (required)
• mode: Task type - "generate", "edit", "explain", or "test" (default: "generate")
• language: Language hint (optional)
• files: Array of file paths for context (optional)
• provider: Specific provider to use (optional, auto-selects if not specified)

get_providers

List all available providers and their current status including credit usage.

dry_run

Preview which provider would be selected for a task without executing it.

CLI Usage

# Simple coding request
wraptc ask "Write a TypeScript function that reverses a string"

# Specify provider
wraptc ask "Explain this code" --use gemini

# Include file context
wraptc ask "Refactor this module" -f src/utils.ts -f src/main.ts

# Stream response
wraptc ask "Create unit tests" --stream

# Check provider status
wraptc providers

# Start MCP server
wraptc mcp

Task Modes

• generate: Create new code from scratch
• edit: Modify existing code
• explain: Explain what code does
• test: Generate tests for code

Intelligent Routing

WrapTC automatically:

1. Selects the best available provider based on priority
2. Tracks credit usage per provider
3. Falls back to alternative providers when limits are reached
4. Blacklists providers after consecutive failures

Best Practices

1. Use specific modes: Choose the right mode for your task
2. Provide context: Include relevant files with -f flag
3. Check providers: Run wraptc providers to see availability
4. Delegate appropriately: Use for tasks that benefit from specialized coding models