genroc — documentation

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A durable process orchestrator. Describe a process as tasks in YAML; genroc runs each instance to completion — surviving worker crashes, restarts and long waits without holding a thread or losing state.

 genctl apply -f greet.genroc.yaml 
 greet: version 1 applied 
 genctl run greet --set url=https://api.example.com --set name=World 
 instance 01JBQ… started 
 genctl get @last 
 status: completed   output: {"ok": true} 

guides

task-oriented, with the why

Getting started

Run a server, define a process, apply it and watch an instance through to completion.

Polling a remote job

Write a poll loop with no while keyword, branch on an HTTP status, and hand back a payload the poller never reads.

reference

the contract, no argument

Tasks

Every field a task accepts — action, timeout, only_once, on_error, output, switch — and the six action types.