baker-framework

Coordinate Java, Kotlin, or Scala microservice workflows with declarative Baker recipes.

Updated Mar 11, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/asllani94/skills --skill baker-framework

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Skill: baker-framework
Source: https://github.com/asllani94/skills/tree/main/skills/baker-framework
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/asllani94/skills --skill baker-framework

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Baker provides a straightforward way to orchestrate microservice-based processes by declaring recipes that combine ingredients, interactions, and events, and then executing them in a robust runtime.

Core Features & Use Cases

Declarative DSLs in Java, Kotlin, or Scala to define recipes (recipes, interactions, ingredients, and events).
Runtime support with recipe compilation, execution, testing, and visualization.
Interoperability with other ING tools and robust error handling strategies.

Quick Start

Create a Baker recipe that describes your workflow and bake it into a running instance, then trigger it with a sensory event to start orchestration.

Frequently Asked Questions about baker-framework

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I orchestrate microservice workflows declaratively in Java or Kotlin?▼

You orchestrate microservice workflows by defining declarative recipes that combine ingredients, interactions, and events, then compiling and executing them in a runtime environment for Java, Kotlin, or Scala.

What is a Baker recipe and how does it coordinate microservices?▼

A Baker recipe is a declarative DSL definition that coordinates microservices by combining ingredients, interactions, and events into an executable workflow with robust runtime error handling and visualization.

Can I use this recipe DSL with Spring Boot projects?▼

Yes, the recipe DSL applies to Spring Boot projects, requiring the Baker recipe-dsl, compiler, and runtime modules alongside a Java, Kotlin, or Scala toolchain to compile and execute the workflow recipes.

How do I start microservice orchestration after defining a recipe?▼

To start microservice orchestration, you compile your defined recipe into a running instance and trigger the workflow by firing a sensory event that initiates the runtime execution of the interactions.

Does Baker provide error handling and visualization for runtime orchestration?▼

Yes, Baker provides robust error handling strategies and visualization capabilities for runtime orchestration, allowing you to monitor and manage the execution of compiled microservice recipes.

What is the best way to define interactions and events for microservice workflows?▼

The best way to define interactions and events is through the declarative recipe DSL, which structures microservice workflow components into a compiled format ready for robust runtime execution and testing.