Ultimate solution to connect your ASP.NET Core application to Camunda external tasks
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Ultimate solution to connect your ASP.NET Core application to Camunda external tasks
Implement your external task workers for Camunda in NodeJS.
This open source project allows you to easily integrate Camunda's External Task Clients into Micronaut projects: simply add a dependency in your Micronaut project
Lean BPMN 2.0 workflow engine in Rust — token-based execution, NATS JetStream persistence, Axum REST API, Rhai scripting and a Tauri desktop UI with bpmn-js. Camunda-compatible external tasks, ISO 8601 timers, incident management.
Spring Boot starter for building agentic (LLM tool-calling) orchestration on Camunda 7 external tasks — provider-neutral (Spring AI), with pluggable history/blob storage.
Automated airline ticket refund processing with AI-powered decision making using OpenAI GPT-4o-mini and Camunda Platform
You can find some sample external worker implementation using camunda-external-task-client
Durable AI and business workflows in Kotlin, on Camunda 7, CIB seven and Camunda 8, or without an engine: retries, rate limits, human approval, fallbacks and dead letters.
Claude Code skill for executable Camunda Platform 7 BPMN (delegates, external tasks, DMN, forms) — assemble, validate and fix .bpmn that deploy and run.
Camunda 7 spring-boot external Task Worker example
Runnable examples for camunda7-agentic-starter: a Camunda 7 demo process and a Spring AI Bedrock example worker.
To associate your repository with the external-task topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."