Durable Workflow is a durable execution platform for PHP, Python, and Rust. It supports embedded Laravel applications, self-hosted Server deployments, and the managed Durable Workflow Cloud runtime.

GitHub issues record accepted work, priority, decisions, and blockers. Pull requests contain implementation and review, repository Actions run ordinary checks and publication, and releases identify published artifacts. There is no separate work tracker or cross-repository lifecycle controller.

Organization-wide working rules are in AGENTS.md, and contributor guidance is in CONTRIBUTING.md.

• qualification/ defines the reviewed GitHub Actions and workflow trust policy used by repository CI.
• conformance/ describes product experiments used to qualify releases and important compatibility changes.
• regression-corpus/ defines the shared evidence format for replay and payload-codec regressions.
• sdk-metrics/ defines the shared client and worker recorder names, types, units and tags, with SDK adoption tracked separately.
• visual-evidence/ contains the bounded browser-evidence contract used by the Rust SDK documentation workflow.

Historical tags and GitHub Releases remain available as immutable release history. They are not active project state.