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jwz

v3.0.3

Published

Utils

Readme

Npm Website

jwz

jwz is a Node.js utility package that wraps several common APIs behind one consistent interface, so you can automate routine work without rewriting the same boilerplate in every project.

Features

  • Git platforms: build, delete, invite, release, and remove operations for GitHub and GitLab.
  • AI providers: clients for DeepSeek, OpenAI, and OpenRouter.
  • Mailer: sending email through Outlook.

Quick Start

npm install jwz
const github = require('jwz/github');
const openai = require('jwz/openai');
const sendEmail = require('jwz/mailer/outlook/send');

Every function takes its credential as a parameter. The package never reads an environment variable and never stores a token.

Documentation

This page is an overview. The full function reference, with every parameter and a runnable example per function, lives on the project website:

https://jetsadawijit.github.io/jwz-website/

Every documentation page is listed in .agents/index/project-wiki-index.md. Start with these:

| Page | What it covers | |---|---| | wiki/information/overview.md | What the package is and every published entry point. | | wiki/information/architecture.md | Source layout and how a call reaches an API. | | wiki/environments/setup.md | Installing, working locally, and the credentials each area needs. |

Working With Agents

Agents start at AGENTS.md and route through .agents/index/root-index.md.

The conventions shared across the organization are not stored in this repository. They are served by the lxagents-agents-base MCP connector and resolved at read time; this repository carries only what is its own.

Member

|Role|User|Email|Website| |-|-|-|-| |owner|JetsadaWijit|[email protected]|Profile|

License

MIT. See LICENSE.