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# @frontera-sdk/workflow
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A typed, headless client for Frontera workflows. From a script or a backend it
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authors and publishes a definition, starts runs, reads the run tree, waits for a
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## Credential
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const client = new FronteraClient({
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credential: { kind: 'apiKey', key: process.env.FRONTERA_WORKSPACE_KEY! },
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