OpenBMB releases StaffDeck 1.0.0-preview, an open-source 'digital employee' agent platform with Harness v3 and a CLI
The primary source is a GitHub release page for OpenBMB/StaffDeck tagged 1.0.0-preview, published 21 Oct 09:39 by hm1229. The release is labeled as a preview and a commit message describes shipping a standalone distribution, CLI, and upgrade-safe release. The supplied text is truncated and does not describe the platform's architecture, the Harness v3 component, or the features of the 'digital employee' concept in detail.
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The primary source is a GitHub release page for OpenBMB/StaffDeck tagged 1.0.0-preview, published 21 Oct 09:39 by hm1229. The release is labeled as a preview and a commit message describes shipping a standalone distribution, CLI, and upgrade-safe release. The supplied text is truncated and does not describe the platform's architecture, the Harness v3 component, or the features of the 'digital employee' concept in detail.
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- The release is tagged 1.0.0-preview and was published on 21 Oct 09:39 by hm1229.
- The release commit message reads 'feat(oss): ship standalone distribution, CLI and upgrade-safe release'.
- The supplied release text is truncated and does not detail Harness v3 or the digital employee features.
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OpenBMB, with ModelBest and THUNLP, shipped StaffDeck 1.0.0-preview, an AGPL-3.0 platform for turning SOPs into agent 'digital employees'. OpenBMB says it adds a modular Harness v3, CLI and API access, async execution with traceable results, and human handoff. GitHub release published Oct 21 (README lists Oct 22); claims are self-reported.
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StaffDeck is an open-source agent platform release from OpenBMB, relevant to developers tracking tooling for deploying autonomous agent workflows. Preview status means its interfaces may still change.
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