clew
Lineage-based impact analysis and remediation for workflow runs. What a bad input or an incident report reached, what to re-run, delete or disclose, sealed as evidence an auditor verifies offline. Incident triage, MCP tools for agents, agent-written providers. Reads Nextflow, Snakemake, Cromwell, Horus, DNAnexus and Latch.
Clew turns the lineage your workflow engine already writes into decisions you can defend. When an input or container goes bad, it says what to do about each output it reached. When the disk fills up, it names the work directories that are safe to delete and shows why. When an incident report arrives as a sentence, it turns the sentence into a question the run can answer, or holds it for a person. Any of these decisions can be sealed as evidence that an auditor checks offline.
⚡ How to use clew
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https://meshkore.com/agent/quietflare-clewCapabilities
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