workflow-stage-runtime-projection

Workflow stage projection translates high-level service stages into low-level Prism runtime states automatically. It allows authors to define intent, actors, and deadlines at the stage level rather than managing individual state transitions manually.

Audience projections automatically map authored workflow views to specific audiences like public, member, or operator roles. This allows you to maintain a single stage-centric workflow definition while serving tailored state views to different user types.

Structural integrity of workflow response envelopes is maintained by ensuring high-level stage definitions remain compatible with Prism's core requirements. The projection process automatically validates state versions, response envelopes, and transition keys.

The best way to author complex service blueprints is stage-centric authoring, defining intent, actors, and deadlines at the stage level. This approach facilitates component-driven transitions without manually managing individual state changes.

Workflow stage projection works with Prism state machines by mapping definitions into compatible runtime shells. It is designed for environments using service design and state machine principles, ensuring compatibility with Prism's transition keys and state versions.