Most of the ground work is made and we've started doing some prototyping for upcoming use-cases.

Tracer system which will record an automated synchronization and allows you to investigate potential issues.

We've launced our first live instance of SyncEngine. Even though this is just the beginning and our work is still closed-source, this gives if loads of data work continue improving the system.

SyncEngine is now capable of managing it's background processes (workers) while also supporting CRON and external solutions like the Supervisor.

Added an encrypted vault that can be used to safely store (and reuse) sensitive information like API authentication.

Created column/schema formatting capabilities that can be extended with modules. These structural components will be the foundation for auto-mapping data structures.

Access tokens will allow external systems to trigger SyncEngine automations through API endpoints.

Codecs for encoding and decoding can now be extended into the system. Core will provide the most common types like JSON, CSV, XML, YAML, etc.

We've added various CLI commands to start/stop automations.

Instead of merely a sequence of steps we worked hard on creating a more flexible flow functionality and built the groundwork for multi-flow processes.

While available for quite some time already we've pushed the blueprint system forward. Blueprints can be used by modules to provide re-usable templates for automations, routines and storage structures.