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Agent Worklog is now Iiwi
This project continues as iiwi — pronounced /ˈiː.wiː/, "ee-wee".
pipx install iiwi
Your settings, report history and session-selection state are picked up automatically the first time you run it. Nothing to export, nothing to copy.
What changed
Only the name. The tool is the same: it reads your coding-agent sessions (OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex), finds the engineering work inside them, and writes readable worklogs and reports.
| Was | Now | |
|---|---|---|
| Command | agent-worklog |
iiwi |
| Install | pipx install agent-worklog |
pipx install iiwi |
| Environment variables | AGENT_WORKLOG_* |
IIWI_* |
| Python import | agent_worklog |
iiwi |
This release does nothing
Version 0.8.1 exists only to carry this notice. There is no compatibility layer and no alias — the agent-worklog command now prints this message and exits.
The last working release under the old name is 0.8.0, and it stays on PyPI. Pin it if you need it:
pip install agent-worklog==0.8.0
Nothing has been yanked, so existing pinned installs keep working.
Where to go
- Source and issues: https://github.com/mike840609/iiwi
- Package: https://pypi.org/project/iiwi/
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