generated: '2026-09-04'
method: searched
source: https://docs.worksome.com/integrations/php-sdk/ + https://repo.packagist.org/p2/worksome/sdk.json + https://api.github.com/repos/worksome/sdk-php + https://docs.worksome.com/integrations/cli/
note: >-
  Worksome ships one official API client package on a public registry (the PHP SDK on
  Packagist) and one official CLI distributed as a private Go module. There is no
  first-party JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Go client library, or .NET client on any public
  registry — an npm search for "worksome" returns only an internal GitHub Action, and
  pypi.org/pypi/worksome/json returns 404. The github.com/worksome organisation publishes
  57 public repositories, but with the exception of sdk-php they are internal Laravel/PHP
  tooling packages (request-factories, envy, feature-flags, graphlint and similar), not
  clients for the Worksome public API, and are excluded here.

packages:
- name: worksome/sdk
  language: PHP
  registry: packagist
  official: true
  url: https://packagist.org/packages/worksome/sdk
  source: https://github.com/worksome/sdk-php
  install: composer require "worksome/sdk" "guzzlehttp/guzzle:^7.5" "http-interop/http-factory-guzzle:^1.2"
  version: v0.1.4
  published: '2025-04-17'
  license: MIT
  description: >-
    An object-oriented PHP wrapper for the Worksome API. Provides authenticate(), a
    viewer() helper for the authenticated user id and account list, and a graphql()
    helper that executes arbitrary queries and mutations either inline or loaded from a
    .graphql file. Requires PHP 8.4+ per the docs (composer.json on the latest release
    declares ^8.3) and a PSR-17/PSR-18 HTTP implementation, for which the docs recommend
    Guzzle.
  currency_note: >-
    Latest release v0.1.4 is dated 2025-04-17, five releases total since 2023-05-31. The
    repository is not archived and was last pushed 2026-08-10, so the project is alive
    even though the last tagged release predates the 2026-01-15 createDraftHire mutation
    and the 2026-04-22 recruiterFee deprecation. The SDK is a thin GraphQL passthrough, so
    schema changes do not necessarily require a release; still, the version pinned by
    Composer consumers is nearly seventeen months older than the API it wraps.

- name: worksome-cli
  binary: worksome
  language: Go
  registry: null
  official: true
  url: https://docs.worksome.com/integrations/cli/
  source: https://github.com/worksome/worksome-cli
  install: go install github.com/worksome/worksome-cli/cmd/worksome@latest
  version: null
  published: null
  description: >-
    The official Worksome CLI — 60+ resource groups and 170+ operations over the GraphQL
    API, with --output json for machine consumption and --dry-run to preview an operation
    and its variables without executing. Pre-built binaries for macOS, Linux and Windows
    are attached to each GitHub release.
  currency_note: >-
    version and published are null because the distribution is not queryable. Worksome's
    own docs state the worksome-cli repository is currently PRIVATE, so neither the release
    list nor proxy.golang.org can be read anonymously, and downloading the pre-built
    binaries requires repository access granted by a Worksome contact. There is no public
    registry entry to date. External integrators cannot determine what version they would
    be installing, and neither can we — this is a real distribution gap, not an unchecked
    field.

summary:
  total: 2
  official: 2
  on_public_registry: 1
  languages:
  - PHP
  - Go
  gaps:
  - No JavaScript/TypeScript client on npm.
  - No Python client on PyPI.
  - No Go, Ruby, Java, or .NET client on any public registry.
  - The CLI repository and its release binaries are access-gated.