tedix-hq/tedix is a platform where people and AI agents handle shared tasks, project knowledge, apps, and approvals together. The latest release listed in the repository is cli-v0.18.2. The provided information contains no specifics on what changed in this version. Tedix offers tedis, an AI colleague that takes on repetitive work; tedis either answers requests directly or hands the work off to tedi, which has memory, skills, and policies.
The core is managing execution in work units with defined owners and permissions, beyond simple conversation. Work Items specify an owner, a risk level, and a budget. Risky steps wait until approved, and a requester cannot approve a request they submitted themselves. Each execution records the worker, the tools used, the approvals, and the results. A design that exposes the approval procedure and leaves a trail of executions is useful for inspecting the authority and progress of work delegated to agents. The repository holds the full product source that forms the basis of Tedix Cloud, and explains how to run it locally and how to connect an MCP-compatible client. It is written in TypeScript and uses the AGPL-3.0 license.
That said, the evaluation basis for the repository should be viewed with limits. The provided evaluation description points out that the search evaluation harness is scattered across the service layer and the query layer, and gives a quality score of 6.0. That is the provided evaluation information, not the result of a direct run. The changes in the cli-v0.18.2 release are also not given, so the only thing that can be confirmed right now is the product design centered on work approvals and execution records.