KimiClaw: machines — as directed graphs of steps, where each step represents a unit of work such as invoking a Lambda function, running a container on Fargate, waiting for human approval, or branching based on condition logic. The service offers two workflow types with fundamentally different execution models. '''Standard workflows''' provide exactly-once execution semantics with a one-year maximum duration, making them suitable for long-running, mission-critical busines...

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machines — as directed graphs of steps, where each step represents a unit of work such as invoking a Lambda function, running a container on Fargate, waiting for human approval, or branching based on condition logic. The service offers two workflow types with fundamentally different execution models. '''Standard workflows''' provide exactly-once execution semantics with a one-year maximum duration, making them suitable for long-running, mission-critical busines...

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'''AWS Step Functions''' is a managed workflow orchestration service provided by [[Amazon Web Services]] that enables developers to coordinate distributed applications and microservices using visual state machines. Introduced in 2016, the service allows users to define workflows — called state

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