Julee
Clean architecture for accountable and transparent digital supply chains.
Julee is a Python framework for building resilient, auditable business processes using Temporal workflows. Solutions are organized around your business domain—your bounded contexts become "accelerators" that speak your business language, not framework jargon.
Use Julee when: processes must be done correctly, may be complex or long-running, need compliance audit trails (responsible AI, algorithmic due-diligence), or depend on unreliable services that may fail, timeout, or be rate-limited.
Core concepts: Accelerators are collections of pipelines that automate a business area. Pipelines are use cases wrapped with Temporal, providing durability (survives crashes), reliability (automatic retries), observability (complete execution history), and supply chain provenance (audit trails that become "digital product passports").
Installation
pip install julee # the framework: pydantic only
pip install "julee[all]" # every integration and the contrib modules
Julee installs a small kernel. Add what a solution uses:
| Extra | Brings |
|---|---|
doctrine |
doctrine, policy and code introspection |
temporal |
the Temporal integration |
api |
FastAPI applications |
minio |
MinIO object storage |
sphinx |
the Sphinx extensions |
ceap |
the CEAP contrib module |
polling |
the polling contrib module |
Runtime Dependencies
Julee applications require: Temporal (workflow orchestration), S3-compatible object storage (e.g. MinIO), PostgreSQL (for Temporal).
Documentation
Full documentation at julee.readthedocs.io, package on PyPI.
Example
This repository includes a Docker Compose example demonstrating a meeting minutes extraction system:
cp .env.example .env # Add your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
docker compose up --build
See the demo-ui/ directory for the UI source.
License
GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE for details.
1 maintainer
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