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Your coding agent can now write a .NET workflow engine integration
Ask Codex, Claude or Cursor to wire a workflow library into a .NET service and you usually get code that looks right and calls a method that doesn't exist. Say the agent gets past that. It then hits the line "obtain a license key from the vendor" and stops, because that step was built for a human with a browser and an email inbox.
I work on Workflow Engine at Optimajet, and we've recently rebuilt our documentation. The new primary documentation is available at docs.workflowengine.io . It is ...
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