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stabilize

rodmena-limited/stabilize

Queue-Based State Machine - A lightweight workflow execution engine with DAG-based stage orchestration. Unlike simple task queues (like Celery) or advanced orchestrators (like Highway), Stabilize strikes a balance specifically optimized for high-throughput, stateful DAG execution, making it highly suitable for coordinating autonomous AI agents

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