Lemline Runner Development Guide

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Comprehensive development guide for the modular lemline-runner ecosystem with Quarkus/Kotlin architecture, messaging patterns, and feature modules for workflow capabilities.

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Development guide for the modular lemline-runner ecosystem (Quarkus/Kotlin), covering the module architecture, commands/events messaging, feature modules and Flyway migrations.

Strengths

  • Clear map of the modules (common, main runner, definitions, waits, retries, parents, forks, schedules, listeners, failures) with their associated tables
  • Points to the right documentation or source file per task (module README, runner-messaging.md, WorkflowState.kt, WorkflowCommandHandler.kt)
  • Covers concrete infrastructure concerns: dual-channel messaging, the outbox pattern, coroutine-based repositories

Limitations

  • Tightly coupled to the lemline repository and unusable outside that codebase
  • The provided text cuts off mid-section on event handling, so some references are incomplete
  • Assumes prior familiarity with Quarkus, Kotlin and relational databases
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Use when modifying or debugging a lemline-runner-* module, adding a command/event type, or writing a Flyway migration inside this repository.

When not to use it

Avoid it for unrelated Quarkus projects or workflow engines that are not part of the lemline ecosystem.

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Examples

Add a new command type
I need to add a new command type for the waits module in lemline-runner. Walk me through updating WorkflowState.kt and WorkflowCommandHandler.kt, the corresponding event flow, and any Flyway migration needed for lemline_waits.
Understand the messaging architecture
Explain the dual-channel architecture and the outbox pattern in lemline-runner-common, and show how a command published by the main runner reaches a feature module like lemline-runner-retries.
Work on scheduled workflows
Read lemline-runner-schedules/README.md and help me implement support for cron-based schedules in the lemline_schedules table, including the repository layer with Kotlin coroutines.

name: runner-dev description: Development guide for the lemline-runner ecosystem. Use when working with the modular runner architecture (lemline-runner-* modules), messaging (commands/events channels), feature modules (waits, retries, parents, schedules, listeners, forks, failures), shared infrastructure (lemline-runner-common), CLI commands, configuration, repositories with Kotlin coroutines, or Flyway migrations. Covers the dual-channel architecture, outbox pattern, and production best practices for the Quarkus/Kotlin runtime.

Lemline Runner Development Guide

Purpose

Guide development across the modular lemline-runner ecosystem - a collection of feature-focused modules built on shared infrastructure. The main lemline-runner module provides messaging, CLI, and configuration, while feature modules (lemline-runner-*) implement specific workflow capabilities.

Core Documentation:


Module Architecture

Core Infrastructure

| Module | Purpose | |--------|---------| | lemline-runner-common | Shared infrastructure: outbox pattern, cleaner pattern, repository abstractions, model interfaces | | lemline-runner | Main runtime: messaging (commands/events), CLI, configuration, activity runners |

Feature Modules

| Module | Purpose | Tables | |--------|---------|--------| | lemline-runner-definitions | Workflow definition storage and cache sync | lemline_definitions | | lemline-runner-waits | Wait/sleep task implementation | lemline_waits | | lemline-runner-retries | Task retry scheduling with exponential backoff | lemline_retries | | lemline-runner-parents | Parent-child workflow relationships (run task) | lemline_parents | | lemline-runner-forks | Parallel branch execution (fork task) | lemline_forks, lemline_fork_branches | | lemline-runner-schedules | Scheduled workflow execution (cron/interval/after) | lemline_schedules | | lemline-runner-listeners | CloudEvent listeners (listen task) | lemline_listeners, lemline_listener_events | | lemline-runner-failures | Failed workflow tracking and dead letter storage | lemline_failures |

Each feature module has its own README.md with detailed architecture, file reference, and usage patterns.


Quick Reference

If you need to work on...

A Specific Feature:

Read the module's README first:

Messaging:

First, read runner-messaging.md

Shared Infrastructure:

Read lemline-runner-common/README.md first

  • Add new outbox processor → Extend AbstractOutbox<T> in lemline-runner-common
  • Add new cleaner → Extend AbstractCleaner<T> in lemline-runner-common
  • Add repository operations → Add to lemline-runner-common/repositories/ops/
  • Add model interface → Create in lemline-runner-common/models/

Configuration:

First read runner-configuration.md

CLI:

First read runner-cli.md


Critical Rules

✅ ALWAYS Do This

  1. Use suspend functions for all database operations (Kotlin coroutines, NOT Mutiny)
  2. Use native SQL via repositories (NOT Hibernate ORM/Panache)
  3. Use Flyway migrations for all schema changes
  4. Support all databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, H2) - use database-agnostic SQL
  5. Use FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED for outbox queries to prevent double-processing
  6. Use IDV7 (UUID v7) for all entity IDs - time-sortable, globally unique
  7. Test with all supported databases when touching persistence layer

❌ NEVER Do This

  1. Use Mutiny (Uni/Multi) - use Kotlin coroutines with suspend functions instead
  2. Use Hibernate ORM/Panache - use native SQL with repositories
  3. Block the event loop - all I/O must be non-blocking
  4. Skip database migrations - never modify tables directly
  5. Use database-specific SQL without providing variants for all databases
  6. Commit sensitive data (.env, credentials, API keys)

Architecture Overview

Modular Feature Design

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                      lemline-runner (core)                         │
│  ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐ │
│  │   Messaging      │  │   CLI Commands   │  │  Configuration   │ │
│  │ (commands/events)│  │   (Picocli)      │  │   (Quarkus)      │ │
│  └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────┘ │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                                │
                ┌───────────────┴────────────────┐
                │  lemline-runner-common         │
                │  (shared infrastructure)       │
                │  • Outbox pattern              │
                │  • Cleaner pattern             │
                │  • Repository abstractions     │
                │  • Model interfaces            │
                └───────────────┬────────────────┘
                                │
        ┌───────────────────────┼────────────────────────┐
        │                       │                        │
┌───────▼──────┐   ┌───────────▼──────┐   ┌────────────▼─────┐
│ Feature      │   │ Feature           │   │ Feature          │
│ Modules      │   │ Modules           │   │ Modules          │
│              │   │                   │   │                  │
│ • waits      │   │ • schedules       │   │ • definitions    │
│ • retries    │   │ • listeners       │   │ • failures       │
│ • parents    │   │                   │   │                  │
│ • forks      │   │                   │   │                  │
└──────────────┘   └───────────────────┘   └──────────────────┘

Dual-Channel Messaging

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                  COMMANDS CHANNEL (high-throughput)                         │
│  commands ──► WorkflowCommandHandler ──► commands                           │
│       ▲                 │                                                   │
│       │                 │ (needs persistence)                               │
└───────│─────────────────│───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
        │                 │
┌───────│─────────────────│───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│       │                 ▼              EVENTS CHANNEL                       │
│       │               events ──► WorkflowEventHandler ──► Feature Modules   │
│       │                                   │                                 │
│       │                         ┌─────────┴─────────┐                       │
│       │                         ▼                   ▼                       │
│       │              ┌─────────────────┐  ┌─────────────────┐              │
│       │              │ Feature Service │  │ Feature Service │              │
│       │              │ (e.g., Waits)   │  │ (e.g., Parents) │              │
│       │              └────────┬────────┘  └────────┬────────┘              │
│       │                       │                    │                       │
│       │                       ▼                    ▼                       │
│       │              ┌─────────────────┐  ┌─────────────────┐              │
│       │              │   DB Table      │  │   DB Table      │              │
│       │              │ (lemline_waits) │  │(lemline_parents)│              │
│       │              └────────┬────────┘  └─────────────────┘              │
│       │                       │                                            │
│       │                       ▼                                            │
│       │              ┌─────────────────┐                                   │
│       │              │  Outbox Relay   │                                   │
│       └──────────────│ (scheduled poll)│                                   │
│                      └─────────────────┘                                   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Key principle: State travels with messages. Database only used when necessary. Each feature is self-contained.

Key Files

| Purpose | File | |-------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Step execution | StepByStepRunner.kt | | Command handling | WorkflowCommandHandler.kt | | Event handling | WorkflowEventHandler.kt | | Message structure | InstanceMessage.kt | | Outbox base | AbstractOutbox.kt | | Cleaner base | AbstractCleaner.kt |


Common Patterns

Creating a New Feature Module

1. Module Structure:

lemline-runner-myfeature/
├── src/
│   ├── main/kotlin/com/lemline/runner/myfeature/
│   │   ├── MyFeatureService.kt         ← Business logic
│   │   ├── MyFeatureModel.kt           ← Database entity
│   │   ├── MyFeatureRepository.kt      ← Database operations
│   │   ├── MyFeatureOutbox.kt          ← Outbox processor (optional)
│   │   ├── MyFeatureCleaner.kt         ← Cleanup scheduler (optional)
│   │   └── MyFeatureConfig.kt          ← Configuration
│   ├── test/kotlin/                    ← Tests for all databases
│   └── testFixtures/kotlin/            ← Test utilities
├── build.gradle.kts
└── README.md                           ← Architecture and usage

2. Dependencies in build.gradle.kts:

dependencies {
    implementation(project(":lemline-common"))
    implementation(project(":lemline-core"))
    implementation(project(":lemline-runner-common"))  // Always required!
    // Add other feature modules if needed
}

3. Model with Interfaces:

// Compose behavior from lemline-runner-common interfaces
data class MyFeatureModel(
    override val id: IDV7,
    override val instanceMessage: InstanceMessage<MyEvent>,
    // Outbox fields
    override val outboxScheduledFor: Instant,
    override var outboxDelayedUntil: Instant? = outboxScheduledFor,
    override var outboxAttemptCount: Int = 0,
    override var outboxCompletedAt: Instant? = null,
    override var outboxFailedAt: Instant? = null,
    // ... other outbox fields
    // Cleanup field
    override var cleanupAfter: Instant? = null,
) : WithId, WithInstanceMessage, WithOutbox, WithCleanup

4. Repository:

@ApplicationScoped
class MyFeatureRepository : Repository<MyFeatureModel>(),
    WithIdRepository<MyFeatureModel>,
    OutboxRepository<MyFeatureModel>,
    CleanerRepository<MyFeatureModel> {

    override suspend fun findByUUID(uuid: IDV7): MyFeatureModel? {
        // Use pool from base Repository
        return pool.withConnection { conn ->
            conn.preparedQuery("SELECT * FROM lemline_myfeature WHERE id = $1")
                .execute(Tuple.of(uuid.value))
                .awaitSuspending()
                .firstOrNull()
                ?.let { MyFeatureModel.fromRow(it) }
        }
    }

    // OutboxRepository provides findPendingWithLock() automatically
    // CleanerRepository provides findOldCompleted() automatically
}

5. Service:

@ApplicationScoped
class MyFeatureService @Inject constructor(
    private val repository: MyFeatureRepository,
    private val commandEmitter: CommandEmitter
) {
    suspend fun handleMyEventStarted(message: InstanceMessage<MyEventStarted>) {
        val model = MyFeatureModel.from(message)
        repository.insert(model)
    }
}

6. Outbox (if needed):

@ApplicationScoped
class MyFeatureOutbox @Inject constructor(
    private val repository: MyFeatureRepository,
    private val emitter: WorkflowCommandEmitter,
    private val config: MyFeatureConfig
) : AbstractOutbox<MyFeatureModel>(
    name = "MyFeature",
    config = config.outbox
) {
    override suspend fun findEntitiesToProcess(limit: Int) = 
        repository.findPendingWithLock(limit)

    override suspend fun process(entity: MyFeatureModel) {
        emitter.send(createResumeCommand(entity))
    }

    override suspend fun markCompleted(entity: MyFeatureModel) {
        repository.markCompleted(entity.id)
    }
}

7. Register in WorkflowEventHandler:

// In lemline-runner/src/.../messaging/events/WorkflowEventHandler.kt
when (val state = message.state) {
    is MyEventStarted -> myFeatureService.handleMyEventStarted(message)
    // ...
}

Event Handling Pattern

// In feature module service
suspend fun handleMyEvent(message: InstanceMessage<MyEvent>) {
    val event = message.state

    // 1. Create model from event
    val model = MyFeatureModel.from(message, event)

    // 2. Persist to database
    repository.insert(model)

    // 3. If immediate resume needed (no outbox), emit command
    if (!needsDelay) {
        commandEmitter.send(createResumeCommand(message))
    }
    // Otherwise, outbox processor will handle it later
}

Testing Patterns

Multi-Database Repository Test

Test all 3 databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, H2

// Base test with test logic
abstract class MyRepositoryTestBase : FunSpec({
    lateinit var repository: MyRepository

    test("should find by UUID") {
        val model = createTestModel()
        repository.insert(model)

        val found = repository.findByUUID(model.id)

        found shouldNotBe null
        found?.id shouldBe model.id
    }
})

// PostgreSQL test
@QuarkusTest
@TestProfile(PostgresProfile::class)
class MyRepositoryPostgresTest : MyRepositoryTestBase() {
    @Inject
    override lateinit var repository: MyRepository
}

// MySQL test
@QuarkusTest
@TestProfile(MySQLProfile::class)
class MyRepositoryMySQLTest : MyRepositoryTestBase() {
    @Inject
    override lateinit var repository: MyRepository
}

// H2 test
@QuarkusTest
@TestProfile(H2Profile::class)
class MyRepositoryH2Test : MyRepositoryTestBase() {
    @Inject
    override lateinit var repository: MyRepository
}

Feature Service Test

@QuarkusTest
class MyFeatureServiceTest : FunSpec({

    @Inject
    lateinit var service: MyFeatureService

    @Inject
    lateinit var repository: MyFeatureRepository

    test("should handle event") {
        val message = createTestMessage()

        service.handleMyEvent(message)

        // Verify database state
        val stored = repository.findByUUID(message.workflowId)
        stored shouldNotBe null
    }
})

Outbox Test

@QuarkusTest
class MyFeatureOutboxTest : FunSpec({

    @Inject
    lateinit var outbox: MyFeatureOutbox

    @Inject
    lateinit var repository: MyFeatureRepository

    test("should process pending entities") {
        // Insert pending entity
        val model = createPendingModel()
        repository.insert(model)

        // Process
        outbox.doWork()

        // Verify marked completed
        val processed = repository.findByUUID(model.id)
        processed?.outboxCompletedAt shouldNotBe null
    }
})

Database Migrations

IMPORTANT: Place migrations in the feature module, not in lemline-runner!

Location in Feature Module

lemline-runner-myfeature/
└── src/main/resources/db/migration/
    ├── postgresql/
    │   └── V{N}__Create_myfeature_table.sql
    ├── mysql/
    │   └── V{N}__Create_myfeature_table.sql
    └── h2/
        └── V{N}__Create_myfeature_table.sql

Naming: V{N}__Description.sql where N is the next available version number across all modules.

Check existing versions first:

# Find highest version number
find . -name "V*.sql" | sort

Migration Template

-- PostgreSQL version
CREATE TABLE lemline_myfeature
(
    id                   UUID PRIMARY KEY,
    
    -- Instance message (serialized workflow state)
    instance_message     TEXT         NOT NULL,
    
    -- Feature-specific columns
    my_custom_field      VARCHAR(255),
    
    -- Outbox columns (if using outbox pattern)
    outbox_scheduled_for TIMESTAMP    NOT NULL,
    outbox_delayed_until TIMESTAMP    NOT NULL,
    outbox_attempt_count INT          NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
    outbox_completed_at  TIMESTAMP,
    outbox_failed_at     TIMESTAMP,
    outbox_error_class   VARCHAR(255),
    outbox_error_message VARCHAR(500),
    outbox_error_stacktrace TEXT,
    
    -- Cleanup column (if using cleaner pattern)
    cleanup_after        TIMESTAMP,
    
    -- Timestamps
    created_at           TIMESTAMP    NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW()
);

-- Index for outbox queries (FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED)
CREATE INDEX idx_lemline_myfeature_pending
    ON lemline_myfeature (outbox_delayed_until)
    WHERE outbox_completed_at IS NULL AND outbox_failed_at IS NULL;

-- Index for cleanup queries
CREATE INDEX idx_lemline_myfeature_cleanup
    ON lemline_myfeature (cleanup_after)
    WHERE cleanup_after IS NOT NULL;

Database-Specific Considerations

PostgreSQL:

  • Use UUID type
  • Use TEXT for long strings
  • Partial indexes with WHERE clause

MySQL:

  • Use CHAR(36) instead of UUID
  • Use LONGTEXT for long strings
  • No partial indexes - use regular index

H2:

  • Use UUID type
  • Use CLOB for very long strings
  • Supports partial indexes

Testing Migrations

# Test with PostgreSQL
./gradlew :lemline-runner-myfeature:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=postgres

# Test with MySQL
./gradlew :lemline-runner-myfeature:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=mysql

# Test with H2
./gradlew :lemline-runner-myfeature:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=h2

Running Tests

# All tests in main runner
./gradlew :lemline-runner:test

# All tests in feature module
./gradlew :lemline-runner-myfeature:test

# Specific test class
./gradlew :lemline-runner-myfeature:test --tests "com.lemline.runner.myfeature.MyTest"

# Test specific module with specific database
./gradlew :lemline-runner-waits:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=postgres
./gradlew :lemline-runner-waits:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=mysql
./gradlew :lemline-runner-waits:test -Dquarkus.test.profile=h2

# Test all runner modules
./gradlew test -p lemline-runner -p lemline-runner-common -p lemline-runner-waits -p lemline-runner-retries ...

Adding a New DSL Feature

Example: Adding support for a new task type that requires persistence

  1. Add task to lemline-core (see core-dev skill)

    • Create model in lemline-core/src/.../models/tasks/
    • Create processor in lemline-core/src/.../processors/
    • Throw AsyncTaskException if needs persistence
  2. Create feature module

    mkdir -p lemline-runner-myfeature/src/{main,test}/kotlin/com/lemline/runner/myfeature
    mkdir -p lemline-runner-myfeature/src/main/resources/db/migration/{postgresql,mysql,h2}
    
  3. Add to settings.gradle.kts

    include("lemline-runner-myfeature")
    
  4. Create build.gradle.kts

    dependencies {
        implementation(project(":lemline-common"))
        implementation(project(":lemline-core"))
        implementation(project(":lemline-runner-common"))
    }
    
  5. Implement feature (Model, Repository, Service, Outbox, Cleaner)

  6. Add migrations for all 3 databases

  7. Register in WorkflowEventHandler

    // In lemline-runner
    when (val state = message.state) {
        is MyFeatureStarted -> myFeatureService.handleStarted(message)
        // ...
    }
    
  8. Add tests for all databases

  9. Add to main runner dependencies

    // In lemline-runner/build.gradle.kts
    implementation(project(":lemline-runner-myfeature"))
    
  10. Document in README.md in the feature module


Related Documentation

  • CLAUDE.md - Project-wide guidelines and architecture overview
  • AGENTS.md - Build, test, and lint commands
  • core-dev skill - lemline-core module (DSL, orchestrators, processors)
  • Serverless Workflow DSL - https://serverlessworkflow.io/

Module Dependency Graph

lemline-common
    ↑
    │
lemline-core
    ↑
    │
lemline-runner-common ←────┐
    ↑                      │
    │                      │
    ├──────────────────────┼─────────────────┐
    │                      │                 │
lemline-runner-*     lemline-runner-*   lemline-runner-*
(feature modules)    (feature modules)   (feature modules)
    ↑                      ↑                 ↑
    │                      │                 │
    └──────────────────────┴─────────────────┘
                           │
                    lemline-runner
                   (main runtime)

Key principle: Feature modules depend only on common modules, not on each other (except rare cases like schedules/parents).

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Original excerpt: Quick Reference

If you need to work on...

A Specific Feature:

Read the module's README first:

Messaging:

First, read runner-messaging.md

Shared Infrastructure:

Read lemline-runner-common/README.md first

  • Add new outbox processor → Extend AbstractOutbox<T> in lemline-runner-common
  • Add new cleaner → Extend AbstractCleaner<T> in lemline-runner-common
  • Add repository operations → Add to lemline-runner-common/repositories/ops/
  • Add model interface → Create in lemline-runner-common/models/

Configuration:

First read runner-configuration.md

CLI:

First read runner-cli.md


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