Start your AI team with your first task.
Install, configure, collaborate, and deliver. Give every AI employee a clear role and the capabilities to do their work.
Teloa is an AI-Native Team Studio for building, managing, and running teams of AI employees. You set the goal; your AI team delivers. Employees discuss and collaborate with you as colleagues would. You guide the work, grant access, make key decisions, and review the results.
From installation and your first task to group collaboration, automations, and additional capabilities, these guides explain how to use Teloa 0.2.2 (Community edition) and where its limits are.
Explore our thinking on roles, teams, and ownership.
Three product layers
AI Team organizes employees and delivery. Agent Studio brings together employee roles, knowledge, skills, tools, memory, and permissions. Agent Harness provides the foundation that runs the work. Understand the product architecture.
Start with a clear assignment
You define the goal and delivery requirements; employees work within their permissions. Business areas organize related resources, projects bring work together around a delivery goal, groups provide a place to collaborate, tasks record progress and results, and automations schedule recurring work.
Community runs in your deployment environment using the model services and keys you configure. Pro is planned around a persistent Mac execution host and remote work from your phone; cloud services provide accounts, licensing, and explicitly authorized data transfer. The public Web handles account authentication and returning to the client. Enterprise plans organizational deployment and governance, with independent cloud execution under evaluation. Neither commercial edition is available yet.
Installation options
The stable release of Teloa 0.2.2 (Community edition) is published on GitHub Releases for native installation or upgrading an existing installation. Docker Hub provides the matching Linux ARM64 image, while npm provides the same native release, and you can also run from the public source. Choose an option in the installation guide. Each requires you to configure a model; remote services need their corresponding API keys.
Common paths
The sidebar has three groups: Work (Workspace, Conversations, Projects; Workspace has the Overview, Needs your attention, Tasks and Automation tabs), Team and business (Employees, Business), and Resources (Library, Marketplace, Apps). Settings, My twin and your account are at the bottom left, with Pinned and Recent work available as shortcuts.
- Assign your first task · Track delivery with projects · Automations · Auto Dream
- Run modes, Workflow, PTC and Ralph
- SOC alert triage illustrates business setup, assignment and returned results. Twelve industry examples explain resource composition. The other examples are scenario designs, not claims that their workflows are implemented or packages published.
- Troubleshooting · Edition support