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OpenLabor — 16 employees, 52 skills, 35 missions, MIT

OpenLabor

Open source AI employees. Roles, skills and scheduled missions as Markdown files — install them into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, or run them on the OpenLabor platform.

License MIT npm X


What is in this repo

16 employees · 52 skills · 35 missions. Every one of them is Markdown.

employees/cto/EMPLOYEE.md          who Travis is, and what he will not do
skills/logo-maker/SKILL.md         a workflow: steps, APIs, scoring, examples
missions/weekly-security-audit/    a job that runs on a schedule

There is no DSL and no graph. The people who write these at our customers are not engineers, and a Markdown file is the only format they will actually edit.

Try it in 60 seconds

No account, no key. The catalog ships inside the package, so this works offline after the first install.

npx openlabor list roles                 # 16 employees
npx openlabor list skills                # 52 skills
npx openlabor search logo                # search across both

npx openlabor install skill logo-maker   # copy the workflow into your editor
npx openlabor install role cto           # copy a persona into your editor

install auto-detects your tool and writes a local prompt file. Nothing phones home.

Target Flag Writes to
Claude Code --target claude .claude/commands/<name>.md
Cursor --target cursor .cursor/rules/<name>.mdc
Codex --target codex codex.md (appended)
OpenCode --target opencode opencode.md (appended)
Windsurf --target windsurf .windsurfrules (appended)
Plain file --target raw ./<name>.md

Then, in Claude Code:

You:    /logo-maker
Claude: [runs the workflow — concepts, generation, scoring]

Your tool does the work. The file is the skill.


Two ways to use OpenLabor

Install (free, no account) Pilot (account required)
What Copy skills and personas into your coding tool as local prompts Talk to AI employees running on the OpenLabor platform
How openlabor install skill logo-maker openlabor ask madison "task"
Runs where Locally, in your tool On the platform
Needs an account No Yes
Does real work Your tool roleplays the persona Yes — real tools, APIs, credentials, and its own computer
Best for Trying the workflows before signing up Teams putting AI employees to work

Pilot your team

npm install -g openlabor

openlabor login                          # browser sign-in
openlabor team                           # who is on your team
openlabor ask "Draft 3 tweet threads about our launch"
openlabor ask cto "Review our auth module"
openlabor chat "Make the second one more casual"
openlabor history
openlabor tasks madison
openlabor run <task-id>

Works from any tool that can run a shell command, or from your terminal. Run openlabor --help for the full command list, including hire, upload, download, skill create and context.


The 16 employees

Role Name Department Tagline
Accountant Penny Finance Your books, always clean
Data Analyst Derek Data Finds the insight you missed
Domain & Brand Advisor Brandon Marketing Finds the perfect name before someone else does
CMO Madison Marketing Runs your entire marketing engine
COO Oliver Operations Runs ops so you don't have to
CTO Travis Engineering Ships code while you sleep
Designer Daisy Design Designs like it has taste
Email Secretary Reed Operations Inbox zero, every single day
HR Manager Holly HR Hires faster than recruiters
Lead Finder Chase Sales Fills your pipeline while you sleep
Logo Designer Logan Design Crafts logos that stick
SDR Hunter Sales Books meetings you never could
Social Media Manager Sierra Marketing Grows your following on autopilot
Travel Agent Tara Operations Books the trip you'd plan yourself
Content Writer Penelope Content Writes better than your last hire
X Manager Xavier Marketing Turns your X into a growth machine

Browse them in employees/.

The 52 skills

Category Count Examples
Strategy 11 Bezos customer obsession, Munger inversion thinking, Taleb antifragility, competitor analysis
Content Creation 7 Image generator, video generator, content humanizer, YouTube shorts pipeline
Marketing 7 SEO optimization, conversion audit, growth experiment, marketing psychology
Sales 6 Cold outreach, lead qualification, high-volume outreach
Research 5 Web research, multi-platform research, news trend monitor, domain checker
Finance 4 Stripe manager, finance dashboard, capital allocation, risk assessment
Social Media 4 Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, YouTube
Productivity 3 Airtable manager, Google Calendar, meeting extractor
Agent Intelligence 2 Prompt engineering, self-improving agent
Analytics, Design, other 3 Data analyst, logo maker

Browse them in skills/.

The 35 missions

Missions are the recurring work — the part that runs whether anyone asks or not.

Category Count Examples
Marketing 7 Brand mention monitor, campaign performance review, daily engagement sweep
Operations 6 Daily calendar prep, team standup summary, monthly process audit
Design 5 UI component audit, brand consistency report, logo refresh concepts
Sales 5 Intent signal monitor, pipeline follow-up sweep, weekly lead list builder
Analytics 2 Weekly revenue dashboard, monthly market research report
Branding 2 Monthly brand health report, quarterly naming workshop
Content 2 Daily SEO blog draft, monthly content calendar planning
Engineering 2 Weekly dependency update, weekly security audit
Finance 2 Monthly financial close, weekly cash flow forecast
HR 2 Employee sentiment scan, onboarding feedback report

Browse them in missions/.


The file format

An employee is a directory with an EMPLOYEE.md:

---
id: cto
name: Travis
role: CTO
department: Engineering
tagline: "Ships code while you sleep"
skills:
  - "Code review"
  - "Architecture planning"
  - "Bug fixing"
  - "Security audits"
---

A skill is a full workflow, not a one-line prompt:

---
name: logo-maker
description: Generate professional logomarks and wordmarks
category: Design
triggers:
  - "make a logo"
  - "create logo"
---

# Step 1: Understand the brand
# Step 2: Craft the prompt
# Step 3: Generate with Replicate (Flux)
# Step 4: Generate with Google Imagen
# Step 5: Score and pick

A mission is the same shape plus a schedule.

What is not in this repo

The hosted product. OpenLabor is a workspace where several people task the same employees in one thread, each employee on its own machine, with one memory the whole company writes to. That runtime is not open source.

What is here is the catalog and the CLI, under MIT. If you want the files, take them. If you want the multiplayer part, that is openlabor.ai — $69/month, seven days free, no seats.

Contributing

New skills, missions and employees are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the format and what gets rejected. Short version: real steps, real APIs, a scoring rule instead of "pick the best one", and the failure cases.

Licence

MIT. See LICENSE.

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