Inject dynamism into Conductor workflows with operators 🚀 Declaratively define the control flow, boost maintainability, and reduce operational overhead.

⬇️ Discover how Orkes operators let you build more powerful workflows: zurl.co/Bvfy7

Hackathons aren’t just about prizes — they’re where ideas and careers start. 🚀 Proud to support the next generation of developers this weekend at HackTech! Let’s build something amazing! 🛠️ #developer #conductor

"Wouldn't it be cool if we all agreed that naming tasks and #documentation in a way that's human-readable for anyone—developer or not—is a great idea? It makes troubleshooting and collaboration so much easier!" - @jbthejedi.bsky.social , Developer Community Manager @ Orkes

"What if instead of abstract diagrams that die on whiteboards, we used workflow orchestration to create deployable architecture? You click a button, and it's real. It lives and exists!" - Jacob Plicque, Senior Developer Advocate

"One of the selling points of #Conductor is removing the glue code. Why write the same loops, joins, and webhooks over and over when you can just click a button and add the task?" - @jbthejedi.bsky.social Developer Community Manager, Orkes

Workflow engines orchestrate a series of tasks across humans, systems, and even #AI agents. They maintain state, understand where they are in a sequence, and figure out the next steps—making them a planning and execution powerhouse.