Generate a data analysis pipeline for me
Quick Start
One command. 60 seconds. Done.
From global install to your first running pipeline, TaskMeld auto-detects your environment, provisions the Agent runtime, and wires up the Gateway — so you focus on workflows, not infrastructure.
npm install -g taskmeldOne Command, Globally Ready
No Docker, no extra dependencies. Global install completes in under 30 seconds, ready to use immediately.
Auto-Detect, Smart Provision
Scans your system, installs the OpenClaw Agent runtime on demand, and configures the Gateway — all in one step.
taskmeld initLaunch & Build, Zero Wait
Spins up the Agent runtime, Web Console, and pipeline engine together — open the browser and start orchestrating.
taskmeld server startBuilt for Real Work
Intelligent Main Agent
Describe what you need — the agent generates pipelines, schedules execution, and archives artifacts. One conversational entry point to run the entire platform.
Visual Pipeline Canvas
Drag-and-drop DAG orchestration with parallel groups and branch routing. Pipelines created by the agent render in real time — fine-tune by hand whenever you want.
Artifact Delivery & Pipeline Chaining
Pipeline A delivers artifacts to Pipeline B, auto-triggering on validation. Multiple pipelines feed the same target with built-in queuing, sequential consumption, and guaranteed delivery.
Local-First Deployment
Run it on your own machine. Install, execute, and store artifacts locally — private, secure, and fully under your control.
End-to-End Observability
WebSocket real-time push, timeline logs, and artifact tracing. Every step is replayable — no more blind troubleshooting.
FAQ
Three-layer architecture: OpenClaw executes (each pipeline node runs an Agent), TaskMeld orchestrates (DAG dependencies, scheduling, artifact tracking), and Wevra Agent intelligently directs (manage the entire platform via natural language). In short — OpenClaw runs agents, TaskMeld orchestrates them.
They're general-purpose workflow engines; TaskMeld is purpose-built for agent pipelines. Key differences: the main agent auto-orchestrates without manual wiring, artifact tracking and full-chain log replay are built in, and each node binds an OpenClaw Agent for actual execution — not scripts or containers.
Node.js 18 or higher. The OpenClaw Agent runtime is auto-detected and installed during taskmeld init, or you can install it manually or connect to a remote Gateway. Full support is currently available on Windows; macOS and Linux support is in progress.
Pipelines support per-node automatic retry (configurable policies) and branch fallback. Full-chain timeline logs record every input and output, so you can pinpoint failures to the exact node and agent. You can manually retry failed nodes via the Web Console or CLI.
It ships with 40 built-in tools covering pipeline CRUD, agent lifecycle management, system monitoring, memory, and skills. You can create pipelines, check run status, diagnose failures, and even let it auto-optimize execution strategies — all through natural language. Supports DeepSeek, OpenAI, and other LLM providers.
Completely free, MIT open source. The project is community-driven — contributions, issues, and documentation improvements are welcome.