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@mokronos/wf

v0.2.0

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The globally installable wf workflow service and dashboard.

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@mokronos/wf

The globally installable wf command, durable background service, and local dashboard.

bun install --global @mokronos/wf
wf install
wf web

The npm package installs a standalone platform binary. Bun is not required on the user's machine. Workflow state is stored in ~/.wf by default; set WF_HOME to override it.

The integration commands are designed for coding agents and avoid manual token copying when an MCP server advertises standard OAuth metadata:

wf integrations search linear --kind mcp
wf integrations show linear.app
wf integrations connect linear.app --scopes read
wf integrations inspect-mcp linear.app --connection linear_oauth_app --json

connect opens a browser for consent and returns through a loopback callback. Credentials are encrypted locally and workflows persist only an auth(...) reference.

wf install currently registers a per-user service on Linux and macOS. Windows service registration is not implemented yet.