
Dagu
Add schedules, retries and run history to existing scripts without running Airflow: YAML DAGs, a single Go binary, and no database or message broker to operate.
15 entries tagged with "automation"

Add schedules, retries and run history to existing scripts without running Airflow: YAML DAGs, a single Go binary, and no database or message broker to operate.

Build admin panels and dashboards on your databases and APIs by drag and drop. Workflows, RBAC and GitSync sit outside the AGPL code, in the Enterprise edition.

Turn invoices, contracts and scans into JSON with an LLM, as an API or ETL pipeline. A self-hosted AGPL platform that hands OCR to a separate text extractor.

Schedule posts to eleven social networks from your own server with a Django app and no paid edition. No X connector, and no numbered release in six months.

Connect a WMS to warehouse robots: an MIT-licensed Java WES that allocates stock, then hands container moves to the equipment through scriptable callbacks.

Makes Playwright scrapers pass for real visitors: a Firefox build patched in C++, with fingerprints drawn from real traffic. Beta, meant to run behind proxies.

Build a Node.js crawler that moves from plain HTTP to a headless browser without changing APIs. You bring the proxies; Apify sells the hosting around it.

Hand tasks to an AI agent you can reach on Telegram, and it turns them into reusable skills. MIT code, any model, but shell commands run unsandboxed by default.

Write end-to-end tests for Android, iOS and web apps as flat YAML command lists that run without a build step and wait for the screen to settle on their own.

Chain APIs, databases and AI agents on a self-hosted canvas. The fair-code license allows internal use but no resale as SaaS; SSO and Git versioning are paid.

Track several coding agents like Claude Code or Codex on one ticket board, with budgets and review gates: a self-hosted MIT server first released in March 2026.

Chain your apps into visual flows on your own servers. The core is MIT-licensed, while SSO, roles, team projects and AI agents on your instance need paid plans.

Run one web test suite on Chromium, Firefox and WebKit with auto-waiting and failure traces, on patched builds rather than the Safari or Firefox your users run.

Crawl websites from Python over HTTP or with Playwright: the asyncio version of Apify's Crawlee, at 1.x since 2025, with no Puppeteer but SQL and Redis storage.