MyProj

MyProj is a cross-platform open-source software project that provides a modular toolkit for data processing, automation, and visualization. It centers on a pipeline-based workflow model and a plugin system that allows users to extend core capabilities with custom processors, connectors, and visual components.

The project began as a community-driven effort in the late 2010s to standardize data pipelines and improve interoperability between tools. Public releases started in 2020, with subsequent major updates introducing richer orchestration, expanded connector ecosystems, and improved observability. Development is community-governed, with maintainers and contributors from multiple organizations participating through an open contribution workflow.

Key features include a modular core engine, a pluggable architecture for processors and connectors, support for both batch and streaming workloads, and built-in schema validation for data contracts. MyProj offers bindings for popular languages and runtimes, such as Python and JavaScript/TypeScript, enabling use in data science notebooks, back-end services, and web applications. The project emphasizes portability, reproducibility, and security, with configuration-as-code, versioned pipelines, and role-based access controls in supported deployments.

Licensing for MyProj is under the MIT license, and the project maintains an open governance model with a core maintainers group, public issue tracking, proposal (RFC) workflows, and a contributor code of conduct. The ecosystem includes a growing catalog of community-created plugins and tutorials. MyProj has seen adoption by individuals, startups, and academic labs, and continues to evolve with active development, new connectors, and ongoing improvements to usability and documentation.