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AgentRun
Open-source DSL that freezes repeated agent work into typed, inspectable steps
Once an agent does the same job repeatedly, you can freeze it into typed steps and stop paying for a full agent loop on the predictable parts.
AgentRun is Parcha's open-sourced DSL for the workflow layer inside grep.ai. A workflow mixes tool calls, code nodes, Jev-backed typed decisions for routing and screening, and full agent steps where investigation is needed. It supports parallel branches, nested workflows, bounded loops, deadlines and Zod contracts, written as JSON or TypeScript builders, and keeps run history for inspection and reruns. It is Apache-2.0, published as a beta on npm, and has a scripted demo that runs without API keys. It also works as a Pi extension. Needs Node 22.19+, and code nodes run with process privileges.
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