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sequential-runner

v1.0.1

Published

Deployment-agnostic task execution engine with automatic suspend/resume

Readme

Sequential Runner

Task execution engine with automatic suspend/resume for infinite-length tasks.

Features

  • Automatic suspend/resume on external calls
  • HTTP-based stack processing
  • __callHostTool__ for wrapped service calls
  • Task function storage and retrieval

Architecture

Task Submission → deno-executor → suspend on __callHostTool__
                        ↓
               stack-processor → wrapped service
                        ↓
               resume task with result

Host Tools

Tasks call external services via __callHostTool__:

export async function myTask(input) {
  const users = await __callHostTool__('database', 'getUsers', { limit: 10 });
  const email = await __callHostTool__('gapi', 'sendEmail', { to: users[0].email });
  return { sent: true };
}

Available services:

  • database - Supabase operations
  • gapi - Google API (Gmail, Calendar, etc.)
  • openai - OpenAI API
  • keystore - Credential storage

Task Definition

export const config = {
  name: 'my-task',
  description: 'My task description',
  inputs: [
    { name: 'userId', type: 'string', description: 'User ID' }
  ]
};

export async function my_task(input) {
  const data = await __callHostTool__('database', 'query', { id: input.userId });
  return { success: true, data };
}

Integration with sequential-adaptor

import { TaskExecutor, StackProcessor, createAdapter } from 'sequential-adaptor';

const adapter = await createAdapter('folder', { basePath: './tasks' });
const executor = new TaskExecutor(adapter);
const processor = new StackProcessor(adapter);

const result = await executor.execute(taskRun, taskCode);

Database Schema

  • task_functions - Published task code
  • task_runs - Execution instances
  • stack_runs - Service call chain
  • keystore - Credentials

License

MIT