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workermill

v0.15.85

Published

AI coding agent with multi-expert orchestration. Works with any LLM provider.

Readme

WorkerMill CLI

AI coding agent with multi-expert orchestration. Works with any LLM provider.

The lightweight, zero-setup version of WorkerMill — the open-source orchestration platform for AI coding agents. Same multi-expert engine, directly in your terminal. No server, no Docker, no account.

Works with Ollama (fully local), Anthropic, OpenAI, Google.

Quick Start

npx workermill

First run launches a setup wizard — pick providers for workers, planner, and reviewer independently. Ollama is auto-detected (including WSL). Config saved to ~/.workermill/cli.json.

Install

# Run without installing
npx workermill

# Or install globally
npm install -g workermill
workermill

# Check your setup
wm doctor

Usage

# Interactive chat
workermill

# Skip permission prompts
workermill --trust

# Read-only research mode
workermill --plan

# Resume last conversation
workermill --resume

# Override provider/model
workermill --provider anthropic --model claude-sonnet-4-6

# Cap output tokens
workermill --max-tokens 4096

# Then use /build inside the CLI for multi-expert orchestration
# /build spec.md
# /build REST API with auth, React dashboard, Docker

Features

  • Multi-expert orchestration/build decomposes tasks into stories, each assigned to a specialist persona
  • Role-based model routing — Different models for workers, planner, and reviewer (e.g., Ollama for workers, Gemini for planning, Claude for review)
  • 13 built-in tools — bash, read_file, write_file, edit_file, patch, glob, grep, ls, fetch, git, web_search, todo, sub_agent
  • WORKERMILL.md — Project instructions file read by all agents. Also supports CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules
  • MCP servers — Connect external tools via Model Context Protocol
  • Hooks — Pre/post tool execution hooks for linting, formatting, etc.
  • Custom commands — Drop .md files in .workermill/commands/ for custom slash commands
  • Persistent learnings::learning:: markers saved across sessions
  • @mentions@file.ts inlines code, @dir/ inlines tree, @https://url fetches content, @image.png sends multimodal
  • Code review — Tech lead reads actual code diffs, with configurable revision cycles
  • Bash guardrails — Blocks destructive commands and writes outside the project directory
  • Permissions — Tab to cycle: Allow → Deny → Always allow → Trust all
  • Session management — Persistent conversations with resume
  • Cost tracking — Live in status bar with per-model pricing
  • Auto-update — Notifies when a newer version is available

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /build <task> | Multi-expert orchestration — plans, executes, reviews | | /as <persona> <task> | Run a task with a specific expert (e.g. /as security_engineer review auth) | | /retry | Re-run the last build task | | /personas | List all available experts, view/create custom personas | | /init | Generate WORKERMILL.md for this project | | /settings | View/change settings (review, ollama, etc.) | | /permissions | Manage tool permissions (trust/ask/allow/deny) | | /undo | Revert last build's changes (git stash or reset) | | /diff | Preview uncommitted changes | | /model | Show or switch model (/model provider/model) | | /plan | Toggle read-only plan mode | | /trust | Auto-approve all tools for this session | | /hooks | View configured pre/post tool hooks | | /skills | Custom slash commands from .workermill/commands/ | | /chrome | Open/close headless Chrome browser | | /voice | Voice input — speaks until silence | | /schedule | Scheduled recurring tasks | | /update | Check for updates | | /release-notes | Show changelog | | /cost | Session cost and token usage | | /status | Session info | | /log | Show recent CLI log entries | | /git | Git branch and status | | /sessions | List/switch sessions | | /editor | Open $EDITOR for longer input | | /clear | Reset conversation | | /quit | Exit |

Shortcuts: !command runs shell directly, ESC cancels, ESC ESC rolls back last exchange, Shift+Tab cycles permission mode, Ctrl+C Ctrl+C exits.

Multi-Expert Orchestration

/build triggers multi-expert mode:

  1. Plans — Explores the codebase, designs stories as scope labels with dependencies and persona assignments. Workers receive the full original spec — the planner scopes, not rewrites.
  2. Executes — Each story assigned to a specialist persona. Workers see ## Ticket Requirements — THIS IS YOUR SPEC with your full task, plus their file scope.
  3. Reviews — Tech lead reviews actual code with a 3-tier decision: approved, revision_needed, or rejected. Bias toward approval — cosmetic issues don't block. Quality score (1-10) is informational.
  4. Revises — If revision needed, only affected stories re-run with per-story feedback from the reviewer.
  5. Commits — Stages changes and commits (with your approval).

For single-expert tasks, use /as <persona> <task> — runs one expert with the full tool set and their specialized prompt.

Use /retry to re-plan the same task — the planner sees existing code and fills gaps.

Configuration

Files

| File | Purpose | |------|---------| | WORKERMILL.md | Project instructions — read by all agents (committed to repo) | | ~/.workermill/cli.json | Global config (providers, routing, review, hooks, MCP) | | ~/.workermill/sessions/ | Conversation sessions | | ~/.workermill/logs/ | Debug logs (per-project) | | ~/.workermill/learnings/ | Persistent learnings (per-project) | | .workermill/config.json | Per-project config overrides | | .workermill/commands/*.md | Custom slash commands | | .workermill/personas/*.md | Custom persona overrides |

Example Config

{
  "providers": {
    "ollama": {
      "model": "qwen3-coder:30b",
      "host": "http://localhost:11434",
      "contextLength": 65536
    },
    "anthropic": {
      "model": "claude-sonnet-4-6",
      "apiKey": "{env:ANTHROPIC_API_KEY}"
    },
    "google": {
      "model": "gemini-3.1-pro-preview",
      "apiKey": "{env:GOOGLE_API_KEY}"
    }
  },
  "default": "ollama",
  "routing": {
    "planner": "google",
    "tech_lead": "anthropic"
  },
  "review": {
    "enabled": true,
    "maxRevisions": 3
  },
  "hooks": {
    "post": [
      { "command": "npx eslint --fix", "tools": ["write_file", "edit_file"] }
    ]
  },
  "mcp": {
    "my-server": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "my-mcp-server"] }
  }
}

Settings

Change settings at runtime with /settings:

| Setting | Default | Command | |---------|---------|---------| | Ollama host | auto-detected | /settings ollama.host <url> | | Ollama context | 65536 | /settings ollama.context <n> | | Review enabled | true | /settings review.enabled true/false | | Max revisions | 3 | /settings review.maxRevisions <n> | | Auto-revise | false | /settings review.autoRevise true/false |

12 Expert Personas

| Persona | Role | |---------|------| | architect | System design and architecture | | backend_developer | APIs, databases, server logic | | frontend_developer | React, UI components, styling | | devops_engineer | Docker, CI/CD, infrastructure | | qa_engineer | Testing, quality gates | | security_engineer | Auth, vulnerabilities, hardening | | data_ml_engineer | Data pipelines, ML integration | | mobile_developer | Mobile apps and responsive design | | tech_writer | Documentation and API docs | | tech_lead | Code review (used automatically) | | planner | Task decomposition (used automatically) | | critic | Plan quality review (used automatically) |

Use /personas to list all available personas. Use /as <persona> <task> to run a task with a specific expert.

Custom personas: add .workermill/personas/my_persona.md to your project or ~/.workermill/personas/ globally. Project personas override built-ins with the same name.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • An LLM provider (Ollama for local, or an API key for cloud providers)

License

MIT