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@eolaswork/desktop

v0.1.0

Published

EolasWork Desktop — your AI workforce, native on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Readme

EolasWork Desktop

EolasWork as a native app on macOS, Windows, and Linux. One install command, a desktop icon, no web tab clutter.

Paid commercial software. Use of EolasWork Desktop requires an active EolasWork subscription. See LICENSE. Sign up at eolaswork.com.

Install

npm install -g @eolaswork/desktop

That's it. A few seconds later you'll have:

  • An EolasWork shortcut on your Desktop
  • An EolasWork entry in your Start Menu / Applications
  • An eolaswork command on your shell PATH

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 20+ with a per-user prefix (no sudo install of Node into /usr/local). If you don't have one, use nvm on macOS / Linux or the official Windows installer (per-user default).
  • ~250 MB of disk space (the Electron runtime ships with the package).

Launch

Click the EolasWork icon on your Desktop. Or, from a terminal:

eolaswork

The window opens and connects to your EolasWork account at https://eolaswork.com.

Update

npm update -g @eolaswork/desktop

The desktop shortcut is regenerated automatically on every update.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @eolaswork/desktop

The Desktop shortcut and Start-Menu / Applications entry are removed.

Configuration

| Env var | Default | Effect | |---|---|---| | EOLASWORK_URL | bundled SPA at file://… | Override the URL the window loads. Use for pointing at a localhost dev SPA. | | EOLASWORK_NO_SHORTCUTS=1 | unset | Skip the postinstall shortcut creation. |

Troubleshooting

macOS: "EolasWork can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer."

The v0.1.0 build is not yet code-signed. Right-click the Desktop shortcut → Open → confirm. Future versions will ship signed binaries.

Windows: install fails with EPERM / permission denied.

You're likely running with a system-wide Node install whose node_modules lives under Program Files. Switch to a per-user Node setup (the official Windows installer's "current user only" mode) and try again.

Linux: shortcut doesn't appear / icon missing.

Make sure ~/.local/share/applications is on your desktop environment's known-locations list, then run update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications.

Reporting issues

Open an issue at https://github.com/eolaswork/desktop/issues.