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workar

v0.1.39

Published

End-user CLI for the distributed work system.

Downloads

2,919

Readme

workar

End-user CLI for the distributed work system.

Setup

npm install -g workar

Usage

Authenticate

Authentication uses email OTP — no password or API key needed. Your email address is your username.

workar auth [--email [email protected]] [--server http://localhost:8787]
  1. Enter your email address (or pass --email).
  2. A 6-digit code is sent to that address.
  3. Enter the code — a JWT is saved to ~/.workar/config.json.

The JWT is used automatically for all subsequent commands.

Submit work

workar submit --type image-gen --wait [--out-dir ./output] -- prompt="a red panda" [model=sdxl-lightning]

model defaults to sdxl-lightning and can be omitted.

Key-value pairs after -- are passed as work fields. --wait polls for the result and saves it as work-<workId>.<ext> in --out-dir (default: CWD).

Retrieve a result

workar get [--work-id <id>] [--wait] [--out-dir ./output]

Config file

~/.workar/config.json (chmod 600):

{
  "serverUrl": "https://...",
  "username": "[email protected]",
  "jwt": "..."
}

The --server flag overrides serverUrl for a single command.