Tedix documentation

Persistent AI workers for your organization.

Start with a brief, inspect the result, and continue the work in the same conversation. For tasks that need tools or a specialist, assign a tedi with organizational identity, retained context, scoped authority, and a work record. The two-turn first task shows an observed agenda draft and revision, with the limits of that demonstration.

Release status: Tedix Cloud is in private beta and the standalone CLI is in public beta. The OSS source is a private release candidate; anonymous source access and supported self-hosted releases are not yet available. See Release status.

Choose your path

You want to…	Start with
Check what is available today	Release status
Use an existing Tedix organization	Getting started
Give an agent reliable Tedix context	Agent guide
Understand the product vocabulary	Core concepts
Choose between skills, automations, flows, and runs	Skills, automations, flows, and runs
Evaluate the worker model	Digital workers
Evaluate controls and evidence	Governance and audit
Connect applications and tools	MCP app platform
Publish public or organization-only product docs	Documentation sites
Edit and publish website content	Websites and CMS
Optionally govern autonomous agent deployments	Advanced repository governance
Evaluate the planned Cloudflare self-hosting contract	Self-hosted and managed boundary
Understand the active private-beta license boundary	Licensing and operator FAQ

Start with an invited account

If you already belong to a Tedix organization, install the CLI and sign in:

curl -fsSL https://downloads.tedix.dev/install.sh | sh
tedix login
tedix -w acme auth status
tedix -w acme ask "Explain what I can do in this organization."

Choose your organization in the browser, then replace acme with its slug. auth status should show that organization’s gateway before you run a task. Login uses browser OAuth; no account credential is embedded in the CLI. Continue with the complete first-run guide before making automated changes.

Read these docs as an agent

Nimbus publishes a compact machine-readable index and a complete Markdown corpus:

https://docs.tedix.dev/llms.txt
https://docs.tedix.dev/llms-full.txt

Use llms.txt to choose relevant pages, then fetch the page-specific Markdown linked from it. See the agent guide for source priority, discovery, evidence, and mutation rules.

Product and platform guides

What you can build

Tedix supports internal operational workers, department specialists, customer-facing assistants, and task-focused workers. Each worker receives only the tools and authority it needs.

The platform is designed around customer ownership: identity, operating history, memory, policies, artifacts, and audit evidence remain attributable to the organization running the worker.

Tedix is currently pre-release. Public documentation includes implemented contracts and explicitly marked source-preview material, but no public source main or stable self-hosted channel exists yet. Use versioned CLI and managed product releases for reproducible operation today.