Teach AI your team's playbook once. Then people and agents run it together.
SoduWork has three parts: a desktop client, a Hub and runners. You host the Hub yourself. You package a team's method as a plugin and choose the harness (runtime) and model for each step.
Describe the work to the built-in Plugin Developer, or use Create an app for a plugin with its own window. SoduWork writes, checks and installs it. You can also write the files yourself.
Turn your team's method into a plugin that runs the same way every time
A plugin states the inputs, the steps, which harness and model runs each step, and what counts as done. Use it with / in a chat, or start it from an issue or a schedule. In this one, Pi drafts the weekly brief, Qwen Code checks each claim against its sources, and the run stops if the check fails.
You don't have to write this by hand: describe the work to Plugin Developer and it produces the same file.
{
"schemaVersion": 1,
"key": "weekly-brief",
"version": "1.0.0",
"name": "Weekly brief",
"description": "A weekly brief checked against its sources.",
"instructions": "Summarize this week's work into results, risks and next steps. Do not invent facts.",
"entrypoints": { "conversation": true, "task": true, "automation": true },
"workflow": {
"nodes": [
{
"key": "draft", "type": "ai", "name": "Draft the brief",
"config": { "prompt": "Write deliverables/brief.md from this week's tasks.", "agentKind": "local:pi" },
"outputs": [{ "key": "brief", "kind": "file", "path": "deliverables/brief.md", "required": true }]
},
{
"key": "check", "type": "ai_review", "name": "Check against sources", "dependsOn": ["draft"],
"inputs": [{ "key": "brief", "fromNode": "draft", "outputKey": "brief", "required": true }],
"config": { "prompt": "Check each claim against the sources. Write review.json; block if any claim has no source.", "agentKind": "local:qwen" },
"outputs": [{ "key": "verdict", "kind": "decision", "path": "review.json", "required": true }]
},
{ "key": "done", "type": "publish", "name": "Finish", "dependsOn": ["check"] }
]
}
}
Open source
SoduWork's own source is copyright MDiRi and released under the MIT license. Dependencies and bundled tools keep their own licenses. Issues, pull requests, translations and plugins are welcome.
