One Substrate.
Any Stack.
Endless Pipelines.
Modulus is a high-performance orchestration engine for pluggable software pipelines. Declare inputs and outputs, and the engine will dynamically sequence and parallelize your tasks, swapping integrations with a single configuration edit.
The Orchestration Substrate
A high-performance pipeline runner built to power robust, pluggable workflow applications across any domain. [Patent Pending]
Zero-Build Stack Migrations
Modulus decouples business logic from structural side effects. Ticketing, messaging, and data caches communicate with the core engine via neutral, version-safe JSON contracts.
Want to swap ticketing platforms, messaging channels, or database layers? Edit a single line of config—no code changes, no builds, no recompiles.
Versatility & Reusability
Modulus prioritizes maintainability and efficiency. The exact same compiled processors run unmodified across different front-ends:
- IDE Plugins (LSP) for real-time keystroke diagnostics
- CLI Runner Tooling for local developer checks
- CI/CD Gate Actions for pull request verification
Interactive Pipeline Visualizer
Click on any node in the Modulus graph below to illuminate its dependency neighborhood and isolate its inputs and outputs.
Engine Specs
Engineered for extreme modularity, execution parallelism, and pipeline contract validity.
Context-First Isolation
All tasks communicate with the orchestrator only via a standard, version-safe context contract. Processors are sandboxed at runtime—they are only provided the specific data keys they explicitly declare in their manifest, preventing side effects and hidden dependencies. [Patent Pending]
Cross-Language Pipelines
Run native binary components (.dll) side-by-side with process-isolated script execution streams (Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, PowerShell). Modulus manages runtime environments and standard I/O pipes automatically. [Patent Pending]
Dynamic Task Parallelization
Eliminates manual dependency scripts. Modulus maps the workflow graph at launch, validates data flow logic, and automatically runs non-dependent tasks in parallel for maximum execution speed. [Patent Pending]