oxo-flow · community catalog

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.

oxo-flow — run

$ oxo-flow run main.oxoflow

✔ validated — 44 rules · 3 samples · 132 instances

✔ run — 132 instances submitted · environments pinned

# classified, rated, and documented in the catalog

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Where workflows come from

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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.

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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.

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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.
Copy the command and run.
```
oxo-flow run main.oxoflow
```

New to the engine? Start with the oxo-flow documentation, then contribute a workflow of your own with the porting guide.