spryn
Spryn is an open-source software tool for building and executing reproducible computational workflows. It provides a declarative workflow language that describes tasks, inputs, outputs, and dependencies, compiling these into a directed acyclic graph (DAG) of steps. The runtime can execute tasks on local machines, compute clusters, or cloud platforms using pluggable backends, enabling cross-environment portability.
Key features include a content-addressable cache that skips re-computation when inputs have not changed, automatic dependency
Spryn emerged from a community-driven initiative in the late 2010s, with the first public release around 2020.
Spryn is used in scientific research, data analysis, and data engineering to manage complex pipelines. Users