wick is a command-line tool, that talks the Web Application Messaging Protocol (WAMP). The protocol support RPCs and PubSub and is distributed. It’s based on top of websocket.
This tool is supposed to be the “curl of WAMP”, I am the author. One feature that it supports is to be able to register remote procedures that can be bash commands and random scripts, for that we need classic confinement. In the absence of classic confinement, a major feature of the tool is virtually broken when run from a snap.
The requirement to execute arbitrary commands, plus the fact that wick is more of a debug tool indicate to me that it meets the requirements for classic confinement and fits within one of the existing categories as outlined in Process for reviewing classic confinement snaps.
The requirements for classic confinement are understood, @advocacy could you please perform publisher vetting?