hi, i've been working on an open source (yes, completely free for use!) ephemeral runtime harness for agentic workflows called drun (stands for "deterministic run").
i'm looking to spread the word and find both users and contributors. i have a strong background in reliability engineering so the problem space resonates a lot with my interest.
the repository goes in depth about the different features and functionality that i'm trying to build. the application is generally available and ready to consume but i have a very heavy feature roadmap in mind that i'd like to materialize over time.
if this sounds interesting as a user, i'd be more than happy to have a quick chat and walk you over a demo. i'm looking to gather feedback.
if you're interested in contributing please hit me up as well. i obviously welcome all sorts of help but i could definitely use some seasoned engineers that know their ways.
please drop a comment with some contact info if you'd like to chat! thanks for the time and consideration.
hi, i've been working on an open source (yes, completely free for use!) ephemeral runtime harness for agentic workflows called drun (stands for "deterministic run").
i'm looking to spread the word and find both users and contributors. i have a strong background in reliability engineering so the problem space resonates a lot with my interest.
the repository goes in depth about the different features and functionality that i'm trying to build. the application is generally available and ready to consume but i have a very heavy feature roadmap in mind that i'd like to materialize over time.
if this sounds interesting as a user, i'd be more than happy to have a quick chat and walk you over a demo. i'm looking to gather feedback.
if you're interested in contributing please hit me up as well. i obviously welcome all sorts of help but i could definitely use some seasoned engineers that know their ways.
please drop a comment with some contact info if you'd like to chat! thanks for the time and consideration.
https://github.com/dmosc/drun
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