Declarative Flow Engine
Define workflows in YAML or JSON and compose fork/join graphs with pluggable handlers — no orchestration glue to write.
A proof-of-execution platform for deterministic, long-running infrastructure automation — built on Temporal with a declarative Flow Engine.

Try the demo
One command brings up the whole Hegemony stack with a pre-loaded demo scenario — inventory, secrets, schedules, webhooks, and flows for the fictional operator “Meridian Networks”, including a self-contained virtual lab flow that provisions and tears down a multi-router OSPF datacenter:
curl -fsSL https://hegemony.sh/install.sh | shThe installer clones the platform and demo-data repositories and starts everything (API, worker, scheduler, UI, Temporal, Keycloak, Vault, MinIO) at http://localhost:8080. You need curl, git (with access to the platform repository), docker with the Compose v2 plugin, go-task, and a docker login ghcr.io session. Lifecycle commands and demo details are in tvarohohlavy/hegemony-demo-data.
Demo credentials are hard-coded defaults for local evaluation only — never expose the stack to a network.
Open source, backed by Rexonix
Hegemony is released as open source software under the AGPL-3.0-or-later license. Ongoing development is sponsored by Rexonix s.r.o..
