Make business architecture executable without turning planning into another runtime.
ORCHADYN is an Enterprise Capability Planning Compiler for Executable Business Architecture. It transforms business goals, governed capabilities, organizational authority, operational context, and constraints into plans that can be verified before execution and projected to heterogeneous runtimes.
Business architecture is the source language. Agent graphs, durable workflows, robot missions, and other execution systems are compilation targets. ORCHADYN does not execute the work itself, own the capability registry, or replace identity and operational-state authorities.
Enterprise automation usually begins at the execution layer: agents, tools, workflows, and runtime state. This leaves a planning gap between a business goal and a governed execution decision. Teams repeatedly encode capability choices, budgets, organization boundaries, policy constraints, and evidence requirements in application-specific workflows.
ORCHADYN addresses that gap by making Goal, Capability, Authority, Constraint, and Plan first-class planning semantics. It separates a required capability from its runtime implementation, so a plan can be governed, explained, revised, and projected without being locked to a single agent framework, workflow engine, vendor, or deployment environment.
It also makes delegation accountable: a plan can retain who authorized an action, the authority and budget passed downstream, the evidence required for completion, and why other planning alternatives were rejected.
This repository contains Apache-2.0 licensed documentation, SDKs, examples, public API definitions, and binary release manifests. The AGPL planning kernel is maintained in ORCHADYN.
Start with the quickstart, the versioned OpenAPI contract, or the dependency-free Go SDK.
api/: versioned public HTTP API contracts.examples/: API and SDK usage examples.docs/: installation, quickstart, and integration guidance.sdk/: public language clients.releases/: checksums and notices for published binaries.
Open artifacts use only published ORCHADYN contracts. Examples must not import Core internals or copy Core source. Enterprise capabilities are documented only through their public compatibility contracts; their implementation is in ORCHADYN-ee.
Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.