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Using Temporal Workflows for Seamless Dev + Research Collaboration & Continuous Algo D

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Temporal is used as the backbone to run production ML pipelines where Temporal workflows hold orchestration and researcher-written activities are reusable, retry-safe functions. Integration time for a new algorithm drops from two–four weeks to under a day; iterative updates that used to take one–two weeks now deploy in under an hour. A live demo shows durable, replayable runs with traceable inputs/outputs and retries. The team runs workers in their VPC, keeps workflows deterministic, and calls this pattern zero-ouch integration.

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  1. 0:00🚀 Build Stuff Conference – Get Your Tickets!
  2. 0:24Introduction: Why Engineering and Research Need Better Collaboration
  3. 1:40The Growing Complexity of AI Tooling and Workflows
  4. 3:20What Research Teams Actually Build: ML Pipelines in Practice
  5. 5:30The Core Problem: Translating Research Code Into Production
  6. 8:10Why Integration Becomes Slow, Painful, and Dependency-Heavy
  7. 10:20Different Collaboration Models: Researchers, Developers, and ML Engineers
  8. 13:10The Main Bottleneck: Research Playground Code vs Production Code
  9. 15:20First Attempt: Wrapping Algorithms as APIs and Why That’s Not Enough
  10. 17:10Enter Temporal: Workflow Orchestration for Durable Production Systems
  11. 19:00What Temporal Is and Why It Solves This Class of Problems
  12. 20:40Workflows, Activities, Workers, and Task Queues Explained
  13. 22:20How Roy’s Team Uses Temporal for Research Algorithms
  14. 24:00Demo Walkthrough: Running and Observing a Workflow in Real Time
  15. 26:00Splitting Responsibilities Between Researchers and Engineers
  16. 28:10The “Zero-Ouch Integration” Approach
  17. 30:00Results: Faster Deployments and Continuous Iteration
  18. 31:30Lessons Learned About Activities, Contracts, and Dependencies
  19. 33:00Future Improvements and Workflow Design Best Practices
  20. 34:20Final Takeaways: Making AI Collaboration Smoother and Faster
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