A flow is a file. Diffs are readable, review happens in the normal place.
Steps carry an idempotency key, so replaying a flow never double-charges or double-sends.
Databases, ticketing, chat, email and object storage with centrally managed auth.

the primitives land. It is why declarative flows is a first-class concern and not a README footnote.

retries and replay. It is why idempotent steps is a first-class concern and not a README footnote.

no shared tenancy required. It is why connector library is a first-class concern and not a README footnote.

stable interfaces. It is why replay and diff is a first-class concern and not a README footnote.
The most fragile code in a company is usually the script that syncs two systems. CLOUDEMBER makes those flows explicit: triggers, steps, retries and permissions in one definition you can review, replay and roll back.