generated: '2026-09-04' method: searched source: >- registry searches (npm, PyPI, Maven Central, RubyGems, crates.io, NuGet, pkg.go.dev) plus the provider's own API reference on doc.workfusion.com, 2026-09-04 summary: official_client_sdks: 0 registry_published_packages: 0 first_party_libraries_documented: 2 note: >- WorkFusion ships NO client SDK for its REST API in any public package registry, and no `SDKs` pointer is emitted for this repo. The two first-party libraries below are in-product automation libraries for writing bots and ML archetypes inside the platform — they are distributed with the product installation, not from a registry, and they are not client libraries a third party can install to call the WorkFusion API. They are recorded here because their reference documentation is genuinely public and versioned, which is real evidence about currency. registry_searches: - registry: npm query: workfusion result: 0 first-party packages (1 unrelated hit, abhinav-components) url: https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=workfusion - registry: pypi query: workfusion, work-ai result: 404 on both - registry: maven-central query: 'g:"com.workfusion" and free-text workfusion' result: 0 artifacts, despite every documented Java package being under com.workfusion.* url: https://search.maven.org/solrsearch/select?q=g%3A%22com.workfusion%22 - registry: rubygems result: not searched — no Ruby surface documented - registry: crates.io result: not searched — no Rust surface documented - registry: nuget result: not searched — no .NET surface documented - registry: pkg.go.dev result: >- not applicable as a distribution channel; the only public WorkFusion GitHub repository is a Go AMQP 0.9.1 client fork (see repositories below) packages: - language: java registry: none name: com.workfusion.rpa.helpers (Simplified Robotics API) official: true version: 10.0.0.16 published: null distribution: bundled with the WorkFusion / Work.AI product installation reference: https://workfusion-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/rpa-simplified-api/latest/index.html docs: https://doc.workfusion.com/platform/docs/api/simplified-robotics-api install: null note: >- Version read from the Javadoc bundle's own title, "WorkFusion API 10.0.0.16", served at the /latest/ path (HTTP 200, 2026-09-04). No publication date is exposed by the bundle and there is no registry metadata endpoint to query, so `published` is null: checked, nothing to record. The 10.0.0.16 stamp is itself the finding — the platform it ships inside is at 10.3.2.5, so the published robotics API reference is three minor releases behind the product. packages_documented: - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers.conditions - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers.conditions.collection - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers.selectors - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers.utils - com.workfusion.rpa.helpers.resources - language: java registry: none name: AutoML SDK (AutoML Models API) official: true version: 10.2.0.12 published: null distribution: bundled with the WorkFusion / Work.AI product installation reference: https://workfusion-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/vds/ml-sdk/latest/index.html docs: https://doc.workfusion.com/platform/docs/api/automl-sdk-api install: null note: >- Version read from the Javadoc bundle's own title, "AutoML: Models 10.2.0.12 API", served at the /latest/ path (HTTP 200, 2026-09-04) and embedded as an iframe in the provider's docs. No registry, therefore no publication date; `published: null` means checked, not unchecked. repositories: - name: WorkFusion/amqp url: https://github.com/WorkFusion/amqp language: Go description: Go client for AMQP 0.9.1 official: true last_updated: '2018-07-06' note: >- The only public repository in the WorkFusion GitHub organization, and a fork of a third-party AMQP client rather than a WorkFusion product library. Last updated 2018. Recorded for completeness; it is not a client SDK for any WorkFusion API. gaps: - no client library exists for the WorkFusion REST API in any language - the documented Java packages are all under com.workfusion.* but none are on Maven Central - both published Javadoc bundles are pinned to versions older than the current product release