lzjever/routilux

Routilux is an event-driven workflow orchestration framework that provides a Python-based engine for defining, executing, and monitoring workflows. It offers a comprehensive CLI and HTTP server for managing flows, jobs, and workers, alongside a suite of built-in routines for data processing, control flow, and text manipulation. The system supports concurrent execution, state persistence, and real-time monitoring, with optional security features like API key authentication and rate limiting.

This period marks the official release of the Routilux framework, featuring a new core architecture, CLI tools, and a suite of built-in routines for workflow orchestration. The release is accompanied by extensive documentation, real-world usage examples, and comprehensive test coverage to support the new API and server capabilities.

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This period focused on establishing the project's external interfaces and core execution engine. The team introduced a FastAPI-based HTTP server with authentication, rate limiting, and audit logging, alongside a comprehensive CLI for workflow management. Additionally, they released the core workflow engine and an analysis module, supported by extensive test coverage for these new components.

15 changes

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