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tl-studio

v0.5.0

Published

2 days ago

Quick launcher for the TL Studio local development workspace

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tl-studio coding-agent ai developer-tools local-first

TL Studio

This npm package is a lightweight launcher for TL Studio, a local, standalone coding-agent workspace.

It does not bundle or replace the TL Studio application. The launcher detects the current OS/architecture, downloads the matching official GitHub Release, verifies its SHA-256 checksum, caches it locally, and runs it in the current project directory.

Each npm package version is pinned to the matching TL Studio GitHub Release. For example, [email protected] launches v0.1.0, keeping runs reproducible.

Quick start

Run TL Studio from the current project directory:

npx --yes tl-studio

Run without automatically opening the browser:

npx --yes tl-studio --no-browser

Prerelease builds, when available, use explicit dist-tags such as alpha and can be launched with commands such as npx --yes tl-studio@alpha.

What gets stored locally?

The npm package itself uses the normal npm/npx cache. TL Studio release files are cached separately:

Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\\TL-Studio\\cache
Linux/macOS: ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-~/.cache}/tl-studio

Nothing is installed as a Windows service, system package, or global CLI unless you explicitly choose to install the npm package globally.

Source and releases

Source: https://github.com/pouramin/TL-Studio
Releases: https://github.com/pouramin/TL-Studio/releases
Issues: https://github.com/pouramin/TL-Studio/issues

TL Studio is MIT licensed. See the repository for third-party notices and runtime attribution.