kwike - Agent-to-Agent Orchestration in the Unix Philosophy

I've been building kwike, an LLM-first tool for composing agentic workflows using Unix primitives - pipes, append-only logs, and event subscriptions instead of SDKs and harnesses. The primary use case here is agentic workflows for specific repeatable actions. What I often call drudgery. Version upgrades, dependency management, or maintaining documentation. This isn't going to run your business or make you the next 50MM in 12hr dude, but it does allow you to get some boring stuff done while you work on the stuff you like. Its a technical solution for technical problems. LLM First One of the features kwike focuses on is training an LLM in its use. While it has a CLI that you can use for non-agentic tooling, building a workflow is telling your LLM of choice - in my case, Claude - "You have access to kwike, an agentic workflow orchestration tool. Read kwike --help and kwike docs. I want to build a workflow that looks something like X. Let me know when you are ready to discuss." Much of wha