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AI-Driven Scientific Computing Workflows: A Systems Review of Orchestration, Execution, Reproducibility and Provenance

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded within scientific computing workflows that combine simulation, data processing, optimisation, visualisation and experimental or observational components. Learned models may serve as explicit workflow components, retain persistent state and, in adaptive settings, inf...

Semantics, Workflows, and Infrastructure: Understanding Agent Serving at Production Scale

A two-week trace of 11.7 million requests from a large-scale production platform for general-purpose agents, backed by inference infrastructure comprising over 10k GPUs is analyzed to characterize the platform at three connected levels: task-level initiation semantics, workflow-level execution patterns, and infrastruct...

Substrate-Portable Execution for Production LLM Workflows

This work validated dozens of production agent configurations across five orchestration patterns: single-inference RAG, iterative ReAct, compositional PreAct, conditional routing, and multi-agent deep research, and found no detectable difference in output quality.

GHARuns: A Large Dataset of GitHub Actions Workflow Execution Metadata

Declare, Resolve, Reuse: A Portable Data Layer for Notebook Workflows Across HPC Systems

FAST-HEP: Compiling Declarative Analysis Workflows for High-Energy Physics and Beyond

High-energy physics analyses increasingly rely on complex software workflows whose scientific lifetime often exceeds that of the underlying software ecosystem. Maintaining reproducibility while accommodating evolving analysis software, data formats, and execution environments therefore remains a significant challenge....