name	wework
description	Use this skill when a user explicitly wants WeWork actions through the installed `wework` CLI, such as "book a WeWork desk", "list WeWork desks in Tokyo tomorrow", "show my WeWork bookings", "list WeWork locations", or "generate a WeWork calendar export". Do not use it for generic coworking, travel planning, or unrelated calendar requests.

WeWork CLI

Use this skill to operate the installed wework binary for real WeWork member tasks. The skill is about using the CLI that is already installed, not reimplementing WeWork API flows.

Prerequisites

Confirm the wework binary is on PATH before relying on it.
Authentication requires WEWORK_USERNAME and WEWORK_PASSWORD, or the equivalent --username and --password flags.
Prefer the environment variables over inline flags when both are possible.
Never persist credentials, write them to files, or echo them back into user-visible output.

When To Use Which Command

Use wework locations --city ... first when the user does not know the location UUID.
Use wework desks --date ... before wework book when the user wants to inspect availability.
Use wework book --date ... only when the user explicitly wants to reserve a desk.
Use wework bookings for current or upcoming reservations, and wework bookings --past for history.
Use wework calendar --calendar-path ... when the user wants an .ics export.
Use wework me for profile or membership context.
wework quote is a stable secondary command when the user wants cost or credit details without creating a booking.
wework info is a stable secondary command for location amenities, hours, and entrance instructions.

Operating Guidance

Prefer --json when the result will be parsed or summarized programmatically.
If the location UUID is unknown, resolve it from locations, then pass --location-uuid into later commands.
If the user names a city and a specific WeWork, use --city plus --name for book, quote, or info.
For desks, either --location-uuid or --city is required.
For book and quote, either --location-uuid or both --city and --name are required.
Calendar exports default to wework_bookings.ics; set --calendar-path when the output filename matters.

Date Inputs

Single date: 2026-03-15
Multiple dates: 2026-03-15,2026-03-18,2026-03-20
Inclusive range: 2026-03-15~2026-03-19

Read references/commands.md for exact invocation patterns. Read references/auth.md when authentication or secret handling is relevant. Read references/booking-flow.md when booking behavior or failures need diagnosis.

Failure Handling

Missing credentials: tell the user the CLI expects WEWORK_USERNAME and WEWORK_PASSWORD or explicit flags.
Invalid city or location name: resolve with wework locations --city ... first, then retry with the location UUID.
No desk availability: report that no spaces were returned for that date and location rather than implying a CLI bug.
Booking or quote failure: distinguish between location resolution errors, availability errors, and API/authentication failures.
Authentication failure: do not retry blindly with exposed secrets; ask the user to verify credentials or session state.

WeWork CLI

Use this skill to operate the installed wework binary for real WeWork member tasks. The skill is about using the CLI that is already installed, not reimplementing WeWork API flows.

Prerequisites

Confirm the wework binary is on PATH before relying on it.

Authentication requires WEWORK_USERNAME and WEWORK_PASSWORD, or the equivalent --username and --password flags.

Prefer the environment variables over inline flags when both are possible.

Never persist credentials, write them to files, or echo them back into user-visible output.

When To Use Which Command

Use wework locations --city ... first when the user does not know the location UUID.

Use wework desks --date ... before wework book when the user wants to inspect availability.

Use wework book --date ... only when the user explicitly wants to reserve a desk.

Use wework bookings for current or upcoming reservations, and wework bookings --past for history.

Use wework calendar --calendar-path ... when the user wants an .ics export.

Use wework me for profile or membership context.

wework quote is a stable secondary command when the user wants cost or credit details without creating a booking.

wework info is a stable secondary command for location amenities, hours, and entrance instructions.

Operating Guidance

Prefer --json when the result will be parsed or summarized programmatically.

If the location UUID is unknown, resolve it from locations, then pass --location-uuid into later commands.

If the user names a city and a specific WeWork, use --city plus --name for book, quote, or info.

For desks, either --location-uuid or --city is required.

For book and quote, either --location-uuid or both --city and --name are required.

Calendar exports default to wework_bookings.ics; set --calendar-path when the output filename matters.

Date Inputs

Single date: 2026-03-15

Multiple dates: 2026-03-15,2026-03-18,2026-03-20

Inclusive range: 2026-03-15~2026-03-19

Failure Handling

Missing credentials: tell the user the CLI expects WEWORK_USERNAME and WEWORK_PASSWORD or explicit flags.

Invalid city or location name: resolve with wework locations --city ... first, then retry with the location UUID.

No desk availability: report that no spaces were returned for that date and location rather than implying a CLI bug.

Booking or quote failure: distinguish between location resolution errors, availability errors, and API/authentication failures.

Authentication failure: do not retry blindly with exposed secrets; ask the user to verify credentials or session state.