tedix-hq/tedix

Open-source AI coworkers for your team. They do recurring work, ask before risky steps, and show you exactly what they did.

About tedix

Tedix gives your team AI coworkers, called tedis, for recurring work. They ask before risky steps, and every run leaves a record: what the tedi did, which tools it used, and who approved it.

If a chatbot is a smart intern you have to watch, a tedi is a teammate with a job, a budget and a paper trail.

A tedi reviews one supplier folder, writes a decision note with cited sources, and asks before sending anything. Run the small version in examples/supplier-review.

Step What happens --------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Give it a job Ask in Home. Tedix answers directly or hands the request to a tedi with its own memory, skills and policies. 2. It asks before risky steps Work Items carry an owner, a risk level and a budget. Risky steps wait for approval; nobody approves their own request. 3. Open the record Every run is saved: the worker, the tools it used, the approval and the result.

You need Git, Bun, and Node.js 22+ (real Node, not a Bun shim). No account or cloud credentials are needed.

The launcher starts the API, database, and web app and prints Tedix OS: http://localhost:3030. Open it and name your local organization; Tedix creates the organization, your owner account, and a first tedi. Data stays in .wrangler/run-local.

Local mode makes no model calls by default. To turn on model turns through Workers AI on your own paid Cloudflare account:

From the project README.

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