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work-automations

v1.1.3

Published

Launch your full dev environment with one command — opens terminals, editors, and AI assistants exactly how you set them up

Readme

work-automations

Inicie seu ambiente de desenvolvimento completo com um único comando — abre terminais, editor e assistente de IA exatamente como você configurou.

Instalação

Via npm:

npm install -g work-automations
work-setup

Via curl (sem Node.js):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eltobsjr/WorkAutomations/main/install.sh | bash

Requer: zsh · jq (instalado automaticamente) · ptyxis (terminal GNOME)


Uso

work new project

O CLI vai perguntar:

  1. Nome do projeto — identificador usado no comando (ex: meuapp)
  2. Pasta raiz — diretório principal do projeto
  3. Processos paralelos — cada processo tem nome de aba, comando, pasta e onde abrir (nova aba, nova janela ou terminal atual)
  4. Assistente de IA — nenhum / Claude / Copilot / ambos

Depois disso, basta rodar:

work <projeto>

Exemplo

$ work new project

╔══════════════════════════════════╗
║       work — novo projeto        ║
╚══════════════════════════════════╝

[1/4] Nome do projeto: meuapp
[2/4] Pasta raiz [~/dev/meuapp]:
      Abrir VS Code ao iniciar? [s/N]: s
[3/4] Quantos processos paralelos? [1]: 2

      — Processo 1/2 —
      Nome da aba  : Backend
      Comando      : npm run dev
      Pasta        : ~/dev/meuapp
      Abrir em     : nova aba

      — Processo 2/2 —
      Nome da aba  : Frontend
      Comando      : npm run dev:client
      Pasta        : ~/dev/meuapp/client
      Abrir em     : nova aba

[4/4] Assistente de IA? → [1] Claude

✓ Projeto "meuapp" salvo!

A partir daí:

work meuapp              # VS Code + aba Backend + aba Frontend
work meuapp claude       # mesmos + Claude no terminal atual

Comandos

| Comando | Descrição | |---|---| | work new project | Cadastra novo projeto (wizard interativo) | | work <projeto> | Inicia o projeto | | work <projeto> claude | Inicia + abre Claude no terminal | | work <projeto> copilot | Inicia + abre Copilot no terminal | | work list | Lista projetos cadastrados | | work info <projeto> | Detalhes e diagnóstico do projeto | | work delete <projeto> | Remove projeto | | work help | Ajuda completa |


Links

  • npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/work-automations
  • GitHub: https://github.com/eltobsjr/WorkAutomations