oxo-flow · community catalog$ catalog --list
Curated workflows.
Ready to run.
A community catalog for the oxo-flow engine: verified ports of the pipelines the field already trusts, original workflows built for oxo-flow, and community submissions — classified, rated, and documented, so you can pick the right one and run it with confidence.
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Where workflows come from
Official ports
Migrations of widely adopted Nextflow and Snakemake pipelines — same tools, same versions, same commands — verified rule-by-rule against the source and rated Verified.
Original workflows
Pipelines designed for oxo-flow from the start, by the community team or anyone who opens a repository and asks for it to be listed.
Community listings
Workflows hosted anywhere on GitHub can join the catalog via pull request — the listing links to your repository, it does not move it.
See Curation & ratings for the classification scheme, the rating criteria, and how to get a workflow listed.
How to run a workflow
- Find it. Search the catalog by domain, tool, or source. Every entry records its rating, origin, tools, and pinned versions.
- Read the notes. Each workflow page documents installation, usage, scope, and — for ports — a per-rule fidelity table against the source.
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Copy the command and run. Each workflow page shows the exact command; run it straight from the repository, or from a local clone:
For run, owner/repository shorthand works for any public GitHub
workflow — the gh: prefix is optional and @ref pins a tag
(oxo-flow run gh:owner/repository@v1.0.0).
New to the engine? Start with the oxo-flow documentation, then contribute a workflow of your own with the porting guide.