ReasonChip is a flexible framework for automating intellectual labor through structured execution pipelines. It enables users to define workflows using YAML, ensuring modular, reusable, and scalable task automation. Each workflow, or pipeline, is composed of individual computational tasks which use chips to perform certain actions.

Designed to streamline decision-making and logical processing, ReasonChip allows users to construct complex workflows that integrate logic, branching, and task execution. Whether for data processing, decision automation, or AI-assisted reasoning, ReasonChip provides a powerful and customizable solution.

There should be little-to-no learning curve for most experienced developers and devops people.

To get started with ReasonChip, install it using pip:

bash$ pip install reasonchip
	

Create a YAML file called hello_world.yaml with the following content:

- name: 'Say Hello'
  chip: reasonchip.streams.write_stdout
  params:
  	data: 'Hello, World!'

Run the pipeline locally:

bash$ reasonchip run-local hello_world

The best way to get an idea of functionality is to have a look at the examples. This should give you a nice and straight-forward way to get to grips with the system: Examples