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WorkLane v0.1.1 — npm CLI Fix

18 Jun 16:06

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WorkLane v0.1.1 — npm CLI Fix

This patch release fixes the npm CLI package so npx @talocode/worklane works correctly.

What changed

  • Added missing runtime dependency needed by the CLI
  • Verified global install from tarball
  • Verified worklane --version
  • Verified worklane --help
  • Verified npm and npx installation flow

Install

npx @talocode/worklane

# Or install globally:
npm install -g @talocode/worklane
worklane

Validation

  • Build passed
  • Tests passed
  • npm pack verified
  • Global tarball install verified
  • npm publish verified
  • npm view returned "0.1.1"
  • npx verification passed

Package

"@talocode/worklane@0.1.1"

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WorkLane v0.1.0 — Open AI Coworker Platform

18 Jun 15:15

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WorkLane v0.1.0

What is WorkLane?

WorkLane is an open-source AI coworker platform for teams. Mention agents in chat. Route work. Return finished output. Self-hostable. Provider-agnostic. Built by Talocode.

Features

  • Telegram-first: Start with Telegram, expand to Slack, Teams, Discord
  • Provider-agnostic: Works with OpenAI, OpenRouter, Ollama
  • Self-hostable: Run on your own infrastructure
  • Open-source: MIT licensed, community-driven

Agents

  • Manager Agent: Routes tasks to appropriate agents
  • Research Agent: Conducts research on topics
  • Writer Agent: Creates written content
  • Engineer Agent: Plans technical implementation
  • QA Agent: Reviews work for quality
  • Support Agent: Handles support requests
  • Marketing Agent: Creates marketing content

Workflows

  • Summarize: Summarize discussions and extract action items
  • Draft Reply: Draft replies to messages
  • Launch Plan: Create launch plans for products
  • Research: Conduct research on topics
  • Create Issue: Create GitHub issue drafts
  • Create Post: Create social media posts
  • Video Brief: Create video briefs for ClipLoop

Quick Start

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run CLI
node packages/cli/dist/cli.js --version

# Run tests
npm test

# Build
npm run build

Telegram Bot Setup

  1. Create a bot with @Botfather
  2. Set TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN environment variable
  3. Run: node apps/telegram-bot/dist/index.js

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License

MIT © Talocode