Genomics · specification
Common Workflow Language (CWL)
The Common Workflow Language is a vendor-neutral standard for describing analysis workflows and command-line tools so that they run identically across engines and infrastructures. It emphasises explicit typing of inputs and outputs and container-pinned tool definitions, which makes a workflow both portable and reproducible.
Also known as Common Workflow Language.
Providers that carry CWL 0
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