workermill 0.1.1 → 0.1.4
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- package/README.md +3 -3
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/personas/architect.md +22 -15
- package/personas/backend_developer.md +20 -15
- package/personas/data_engineer.md +27 -17
- package/personas/devops_engineer.md +20 -15
- package/personas/frontend_developer.md +20 -15
- package/personas/ml_engineer.md +26 -16
- package/personas/mobile_developer.md +23 -15
- package/personas/planner.md +1 -1
- package/personas/qa_engineer.md +20 -15
- package/personas/reviewer.md +25 -17
- package/personas/security_engineer.md +20 -15
- package/personas/tech_writer.md +29 -0
- package/personas/database_engineer.md +0 -22
- package/personas/fullstack_developer.md +0 -22
package/README.md
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- **Multi-expert orchestration** — Complex tasks automatically decomposed into stories, each assigned to a specialist persona (backend, frontend, devops, security, etc.)
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- **Any LLM provider** — Ollama (local), Anthropic, OpenAI, Google. Per-persona model routing.
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- **Plan mode** — Read-only research phase before making changes (`/plan` or `--plan`)
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- **Session management** — Persistent conversations with resume (`--resume`, `/sessions`)
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## 15 Built-in Personas
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architect, backend_developer, frontend_developer, fullstack_developer, devops_engineer, qa_engineer, security_engineer, database_engineer, mobile_developer, data_engineer, ml_engineer,
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architect, backend_developer, frontend_developer, fullstack_developer, devops_engineer, qa_engineer, security_engineer, database_engineer, mobile_developer, data_engineer, ml_engineer, tech_writer, tech_lead, planner, critic
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## Requirements
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var program = new Command().name("workermill").description("AI coding agent with multi-expert orchestration").version(VERSION).option("--provider <provider>", "Override default provider").option("--model <model>", "Override model").option("--trust", "Skip all tool permission prompts").option("--resume", "Resume the last conversation").option("--plan", "Start in plan mode (read-only tools)").option("--auto-revise", "Auto-revise on failed reviews without prompting").option("--max-revisions <n>", "Max review\u2192revise cycles (default: 2)", parseInt).option("--critic", "Run separate critic pass on plan before execution").option("--full-disk", "Allow tools to access files outside working directory (default: restricted to cwd)").action(async (options) => {
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