faraflow/faraflow
Faraflow is a visual studio and workflow engine for business-grade AI agents. Users lay out agent steps on a canvas, run them on their own infrastructure via Docker, and inspect each step's inputs, outputs and errors. Workflows are saved as versioned definitions so runs are repeatable, and failed runs can be continued or retried from where they stopped. AI is used only in steps that need it. The project is licensed under the Fair Core License (FCL-1.0-ALv2) and was modified from the open-source PySpur project.
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Faraflow is a visual studio and workflow engine for business-grade AI agents. Users lay out agent steps on a canvas, run them on their own infrastructure via Docker, and inspect each step's inputs, outputs and errors. Workflows are saved as versioned definitions so runs are repeatable, and failed runs can be continued or retried from where they stopped. AI is used only in steps that need it. The project is licensed under the Fair Core License (FCL-1.0-ALv2) and was modified from the open-source PySpur project.
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- 02What was actually tested?
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- 03Where are the sources?
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- 04What could mislead?
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- 05What is at risk if wrong?
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- 06What would change the view?
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Key findings from the stored brief
- Workflows are decided up front and saved as versioned definitions, rather than letting an agent choose steps each run.
- Each run is recorded node by node, with inputs, outputs and errors visible in a trace.
- Failed runs can be continued or retried from the point where they stopped.
- Runs on the user's own Docker infrastructure and is licensed under FCL-1.0-ALv2, converting to Apache 2.0 after two years.
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Why this may matter
It offers a structured, inspectable alternative to free-form agent execution, which may matter for teams needing repeatable, auditable AI workflows on self-hosted infrastructure.
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