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Prefect
Prefect is a workflow orchestration framework
Prefect is an open-source modern workflow orchestration tool for scheduling, monitoring, and managing data workflows and tasks. It enables Python-native pipeline definitions with robust retries, caching, observability, and a powerful UI—ideal for data engineering and ETL processes. -
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Arkflow
High performance Rust stream processing engine
Arkflow is a Rust-based framework for building reactive, event-driven data pipelines. Inspired by tools like Airflow and Dagster, it focuses on strong typing, modularity, and performance. Arkflow is ideal for developers who want a fast, extensible way to orchestrate workflows and data transformations in Rust. -
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Please, Run!
An attempt to abstract this "init" script madness
Please, Run! is a Ruby tool that generates service definitions and startup scripts for different operating-system service managers. It was created to reduce the need to manually learn the syntax of multiple init systems. Supported targets include systemd, Upstart, launchd, runit, and SysV init. Users describe the command they want to run, and Pleaserun produces an appropriate launcher for the selected or automatically detected platform. -
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claude-reflect
A self-learning system for Claude Code that captures corrections
...It watches what you correct Claude about — such as preferring a particular model, style, or workflow — and automatically queues those learnings, then lets you review and sync them back into configuration files like CLAUDE.md and agent definitions so Claude remembers them across sessions. Over time, this creates a personalized memory that helps the AI align more closely with your conventions, avoiding repeated misunderstandings and reducing friction in long-running or recurring tasks. In addition to capturing corrections, claude-reflect analyzes session history to identify repeated patterns and propose reusable commands or workflows, which can be converted into skills that accelerate productivity. -
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Foreman
Manage Procfile-based applications
...It handles port assignment and process concurrency, so you can spin up multiple copies of a worker or web server with a single command. Exporters generate native service definitions (e.g., systemd/Upstart/launchd), enabling the same process topology to run under OS service managers in staging or production. Colorized, prefixed logs and simple signals (restart/stop) provide a clear operational experience for polyglot stacks. By codifying your app’s runtime composition, Foreman reduces “works on my machine” friction and keeps local setups close to deployment reality. -
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Hotstrings
automatic text replacement tool
...• this function is similar to "AutoCorrect" function (Microsoft Word) or iOS → Keyboard → Text (replacement) BUT system wide • free and increasing database of existing libraries or triggerstring / hostring definitions. For more features, read on. -
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B2B Quote Approval Workflow Template
Design and test B2B quote approval workflows in Excel
...It helps B2B pricing, sales operations, revenue operations, deal desk and CPQ teams define approval rules, decision groups, sequential and parallel routing, reapproval conditions, SLA, reminders, escalation and expected-versus-observed workflow test scenarios. The workbook includes Workflow overview, Approval rules, Approval groups, Workflow paths, Test scenarios, Implementation checklist, Definitions and a fictional Worked example. It does not execute live approvals, prescribe commercial thresholds, provide approval benchmarks or determine delegated authority. Published by Configure to WIN: https://configure.win/ -
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RunaWFE Free
is low code bpm platform, which is easy to install and easy to use
...Thanks to RunaWFE web interface users can receive, filter, perform and delegate the tasks of business process instances, start new business process instances, view the properties of started business process instances, deploy new business process definitions. Administrators can: create /remove actors and groups, include /exclude actors to/from groups, grant permissions on system objects to actors and groups, forcibly stop business process instances, add/change actors substitutions rules. Tutorial: https://runawfe.org/doc/Tutorial InstallationGuide: https://runawfe.org/doc/InstallationGuide Documentation: https://runawfe.org/doc/Documentation -
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CPQ Metrics & KPI Dictionary
Standard CPQ metrics for quote speed, approvals and commercial control
The CPQ Metrics & KPI Dictionary is a free, vendor-neutral reference for standardising how quote speed, approval efficiency, commercial control, quote quality and commercial outcomes are defined and measured. Version 1.0.0 contains 14 controlled metrics across four categories: Speed and flow, Approval efficiency, Commercial control, and Quality and outcome. Includes an Excel workbook, CSV and JSON dictionaries, JSON Schema, dashboard specification, data requirements, implementation... -
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NagiosQL is a professional, web based configuration tool for Nagios 2.x/3.x/4.x. It is designed for large enterprise requirements as well as small environments. Any Nagios functionalities are supported.
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...Running in Windows and Linux platform (or Unix for Server Add-on version), this program can be executed in remote machine and connect to EBS instance to download/upload object definitions.
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Drake
Data workflow tool, like a "Make for data"
Drake is a Clojure CLI tool designed for managing data workflows with declarative definitions of inputs, outputs, and processing steps. It resolves dependencies between data artifacts, detecting required rebuilds based on file timestamps. With built-in support for HDFS, Clojure-based plugins, logging, memoization, and automation, Drake is focused on reproducible, scalable data pipelines -
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Yaoqiang XPDL Editor (YXE) is a graphical editor for workflow process definitions, compliant with WfMC specifications( XPDL 2.1 and 1.0 )
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Parse, analyze and -- most importantly -- use COBOL data definitions. This gives you access to COBOL data from Python programs. Write data analyzers, one-time data conversion utilities and Python programs that are part of COBOL systems. Really.
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The project is targeted at building a framework for describing businesses with natural language or structured natural language. Starting from these definitions different components for automated code and workflow generation will be integrated
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SONIVIS:Tool aims at analysing social (virtual) information spaces like Wikis. These spaces are investigated by using different network definitions (collaboration/information networks). Clustering algorithms and statistiscal analyses are provided.
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Gateway Anti-Virus allows applications across the enterprise to check files for viruses by providing a SOAP-based virus scanning web service. The system uses clamav for virus definitions and detection.
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Provides Workflow software integrated with an Enterprise-class Digital Asset Management system (DAM). Supports dynamic loading of XPDL workflow definitions, security management, and archiving of any digital file, regardless of format.
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