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Serverless, persistent Python workflows

Decorate your Python and get infinitely scalable infrastructure. Orchestrate millions of tasks with real code — no YAML DAGs, no JSON state machines. Long-lived workers with persistent state and automatic multi-cloud scaling.

//why flow

Production-grade orchestration that stays just Python

Python-native workflows

Workflows and Steps are real Python programs — branching, loops, fan-out, fan-in and unlimited complexity. No config files, no YAML DAGs, no DSL to learn.

Persistent state & warm pools

Services are long-lived workers that persist across thousands of tasks. Connection pools stay warm, expensive setup runs once — sub-10ms responses, zero cold starts.

Sandboxed by design

Workflow code runs in an isolated process with zero access to credentials or secrets — enforced at the process level. Credential leaks become structurally impossible.

Scale without artificial limits

Steps run on async, CPU, or GPU workers, routed automatically. No timeouts, no quotas, no plan-based caps — scale to millions of concurrent tasks, bound only by your cluster.

Data sovereignty built in

Architected for multi-cloud from the ground up. Deploy the same codebase to GCP, the EU edge, or sovereign infrastructure — you control where data lives and who runs it.

//in practice

Designed to feel effortless

Real config — no hidden glue, no proprietary DSL. Point it at the DigitalFrontier edge and deploy.

pipeline.py
python
@app.step(sandboxed=True)
async def run_user_transform(data: dict, services=None):
    # Isolated process — no credentials
    return user_plugin.transform(data)

@app.step(gpu="A100")
def run_inference(data: dict):
    # GPU worker pool
    return model.predict(data)

@app.workflow
async def smart_pipeline(user_id: str, services=None):
    user = await fetch_user(user_id, services=services)
    result, prediction = await asyncio.gather(
        run_user_transform(user),  # -> sandbox
        run_inference(user),       # -> GPU
    )
    return {"result": result, "prediction": prediction}

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