Trigger
Receive an event, API command, schedule or internal application signal.
normalized eventA durable workflow and automation engine being developed for coordinating events, decisions, services and people while preserving execution state across delays, retries and system failures.
The engine is being designed around a clear execution lifecycle. Every phase receives a defined input and produces an explicit result for the next phase.
Receive an event, API command, schedule or internal application signal.
normalized eventVerify schema, identity, permission and duplicate delivery before execution.
accepted inputEvaluate versioned conditions against the workflow's captured execution context.
selected branchCoordinate application logic, APIs, queues, services, subflows or human actions.
recorded resultPersist the outcome, emit follow-up events and close or suspend the execution.
durable outcomeConditions are evaluated against captured execution context. The selected route and the values used to select it can remain attached to the workflow history.
score + policy
Real systems become slow, unavailable or inconsistent. xshna.flow is being designed so temporary failures do not automatically become broken business processes.
Long-running workflows may wait for external callbacks, scheduled windows, approvals or dependent operations. Persistent execution history allows the system to know exactly where work stopped.
The architecture is being designed to coordinate distributed work while preserving one authoritative execution history and operational view.
Governance is being considered as part of the execution architecture rather than something added after workflows reach production.
Separate workflow authors, reviewers, operators and platform administrators.
Keep workflow definitions immutable and promote approved versions through controlled environments.
Resolve credentials at execution time rather than embedding sensitive values inside workflow definitions.
Preserve who changed a definition, who approved it and which executions used that version.
xshna.flow remains in development. Workflow semantics, state persistence, retries, execution contracts, orchestration behavior and public interfaces are still being defined.
xshna.flow is being developed as a reusable orchestration foundation for software that needs processes to remain visible, recoverable and understandable as systems become more complex.