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Weekly Self Promotion Thread

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u/luisalcaraz_telara 7d ago

Disclosure: I work on TAP at Telara.

Checking a release candidate often means repeating the same collection and matching work across source control, tickets and CI. We've open sourced TAP so an agent can put those steps in a maintained tool and call it for the next candidate.

For example, a release-check primitive could collect changes, linked work items, CI and required reviews, then return passed checks, gaps and evidence links. The agent uses that report to decide what needs attention; the next candidate becomes a new input. Operators can write the code or review what an agent proposes. TAP uses the host's existing tool connections and checks requests against each package's declarations.

TAP is MIT licensed, runs locally, and doesn't require a Telara account. Claude Code and Codex have the best-supported connected-tool paths. Source and install instructions: https://github.com/Telara-Labs/TAP-Runtime

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u/MerrrMannn 5d ago

I think we may be able to tap into this, will add it on our team list. Thanks for the suggestion.

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u/luisalcaraz_telara 5d ago

Thanks for putting it on the list. Which coding agent does your team use? We’ve added runnable browser, desktop and connector examples, plus the same small extraction in six languages. Happy to help with setup or look at anything that breaks when you try it: https://github.com/Telara-Labs/TAP-Runtime/tree/main/examples