Nyno version 6 release (Apache2 open-source Workflow Builder & Engine. Observe Results with Searchable JSON. AI, Signing, pki-encryption and more): https://nyno.dev/nyno-version-6-release-searchable-json-sign...

New milestones for Nyno (open-source n8n alternative for AI Workflows):

    Adoption: We hit 300 stars on GitHub, just within a few months!
    Product Owner Role: Cooperating with the first business user, adding new features/documentation directly based on demand to the backlog through DMs.
    Secure by Design: Cybersecurity is now a key part of the backlog, first security vulnerability fixed in 5.2.2 update.

Business user with a requests for the next commit? Send your story via DM on Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/Nyno or ask me for my e-mail there!

Hi, happy Sunday Hackernews, Python & Automation community.

Have you also been charmed by the ease of n8n for automation while simultaneously being not very happy about it's overall execution speed, especially at scale?

Do you think we can do better?

Comparison : n8n for automatons (16ms per node) - Nyno for automations (0.004s, faster than n-time complexity)

What My Project Does :

For Python coders, If you're curious, I've just finished a small benchmark test that also explains the foundations for gaining much higher requests per second: https://nyno.dev/n8n-vs-nyno-for-python-code-execution-the-b...

Target Audience: experimental, early adopters

GitHub & Community: Nyno (the open-source workflow tool) is also on GitHub: https://github.com/empowerd-cms/nyno as well as on Reddit at r/Nyno

Because it's incompatible with version 2.

In version 2 we used JSON + YAML, now we use just YAML everywhere.

Agreed! We are at https://nyno.dev

In your website you could use https://highlightjs.org/ to syntax highlight the blocks of code.

Thanks so much!

1) Yes, I will add an examples folder.

2) 100% TCP, yes. You can also send YAML directly to it, using it like a command, ex. https://github.com/empowerd-cms/nyno-lang

3) Workflows in the workflow-enabled folder are automatically loaded and available, so you can execute those workflows via the drivers (ex. for Python, JavaScript, PHP projects).

You can both execute dynamic workflows (like executing a scripting language) or put .nyno files (YAML) in the workflow-enabled folder, so you can run the workflow using the runWorkflow() functions specified in the drivers.

Easiest way to quickly test is to execute .nyno files directly via https://github.com/empowerd-cms/nyno-lang

(PS. the bestjsserver is what powers the GUI + TCP setup, but the steps of each workflows are run in seperate workers engines for each language)

It's source is available, but n8n is not open-source. They have restrictions if you don't use their cloud service for non-internal tools (ex. commercial public API's): https://docs.n8n.io/sustainable-use-license/

* or pay for a custom license (for enterprises)

Nyno is an open-source multi-language workflow engine and language that lets you build, extend, and connect automation in the languages you already know — Python, PHP, JavaScript, and Ruby.

Each programming language runs in its own high-performance worker engine. Command-steps can be called in human-readable YAML Workflows (.nyno files).