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An open-source graph engineering runtime that keeps orchestration in TypeScript and delegates semantic work to replaceable Agent runtimes.

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deer-workflow

License: MIT npm Bun TypeScript Codex CLI DeerFlow Stars GitHub Stars

An open-source Dynamic Workflow runtime for building observable, reusable Agent graphs.

deer-workflow is a pilot project for DeerFlow 3.0, also known as DeerWork.

Index

- Quick Start - Examples - Documentation - Set up - Validate changes - Contribute - License

Why Deer Workflow

Deer Workflow is a code-first implementation of Graph Engineering: TypeScript defines the valid execution paths, while Coding Agents perform the semantic work inside each node.

  • Code is the plan. Control flow, phases, inputs, and failure handling live
in reviewable TypeScript rather than an opaque Agent conversation.
  • Agents are replaceable. Codex is the default runtime; Claude Code and Pi
are built in; and the public Agent interface remains vendor-neutral.
  • Execution is observable. Interactive runs provide a phase-aware TUI;
automation can consume a stable JSONL event stream.

How to use

Quick Start

Install Bun and sign in to Codex CLI, then install the released CLI:

bun install --global @deerwork-ai/deer-workflow

Describe the orchestration you want. Deer Workflow asks Codex to apply the bundled workflow-creator Skill and writes a runnable TypeScript module:

deer-workflow create \
  "Create a Workflow that accepts a topics string array, researches each topic in parallel, and synthesizes a report" \
  > workflow.ts

Use --agent claude or --agent pi to generate with another installed Harness. Codex remains the default.

Run the generated Workflow with its example input:

deer-workflow run ./workflow.ts \
  --input '{"topics":["Agent Skills","Dynamic Workflows"]}'

Interactive terminals show phases and Markdown logs in a live TUI. For servers, CI, and process pipelines, add --print or -p to stream one JSON event per stdout line.

Want to understand or edit the generated module? Continue with the Getting Started guide.

Examples

angles, investigates them in parallel, verifies claims, and produces an interactive HTML report. sections through a pipeline, reviews them, and returns structured output.

These examples live in the repository. Clone or download it before running their documented commands.

Documentation

Workflow step by step.
  • API Reference โ€” inspect exact functions, types, events, and
runtime behavior. instructions used to generate Workflow modules.

How to develop

Set up

Clone the repository and install local dependencies and Git hooks:

git clone https://github.com/deerwork-ai/deer-workflow.git
cd deer-workflow
bun install

Run the CLI directly from source:

bun run dev -- --help

Validate changes

Run the complete quality gate before submitting changes:

bun run check

Contribute

Codex CLI is the default Agent runtime, not an architectural dependency. ClaudeAgent and PiAgent ship as built-in Harnesses; integrations for other Coding Agents are welcome.

See the Getting Started guide for the full command reference.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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