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Business records
Core operational records and protected documents in one system.
- Employee management
- CRM leads and customers
- Invoices and protected PDF documents
AI Business Automation Platform
Business automation built to be secure, observable, and recoverable.
ABAP is a Docker-based platform for building and operating practical business workflows from one system. It combines business records, scheduled automation, signed integrations, provider-independent AI services, operational monitoring, encrypted backups, tested recovery procedures, and local AI support.
- Milestones 1–7 complete
- Milestone 8 in progress
- Docker-based
Platform blueprint
Observable system
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Business records
Employees · CRM · Invoices
Workflow core
Scheduled · Automated · Tested
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Signed integrations
Webhooks · n8n
03
AI services
Provider-independent · Local Qwen
Monitoring
Encrypted backups
Tested recovery
The problem
Business operations should not depend on blind spots.
Small-business workflows often depend on disconnected tools, repetitive manual work, and automation that is difficult to monitor, secure, or recover after failure.
ABAP’s approach
One Docker-based system brings records, automation, integrations, AI services, monitoring, backups, and recovery procedures together—so practical workflows can be built and operated with their supporting controls in view.
Platform capabilities
The working parts of a practical automation system.
ABAP brings business data, workflow execution, integrations, AI, and operational safeguards into one platform.
02
Workflow engine
Scheduled execution and background processing for repeatable work.
- Scheduled workflows
- Background workers
- n8n automation support
03
Integrations & AI
Signed connections and AI services that are not tied to one provider.
- Signed webhook integrations
- Provider-independent AI services
- Local Qwen through llama.cpp
04
Operations & recovery
Persistence, visibility, backups, and procedures for when things go wrong.
- PostgreSQL persistence
- Health monitoring
- Encrypted backups and restore drills
- Rollback procedures and automated testing
Security & recovery
Designed around controls that remain useful when systems fail.
ABAP’s security and reliability principles cover how secrets, integrations, deployment, backups, recovery, local AI, and the public site are handled.
- 01Secrets stay outside source control
Secrets are kept separate from the codebase.
- 02Signed external webhook requests
External webhook integrations use HMAC signatures.
- 03Least-privilege deployment design
Deployment follows a least-privilege principle.
- 04Encrypted backups
PostgreSQL backups are encrypted.
- 05Documented recovery
Restore and rollback procedures are documented and restore drills are part of the platform.
- 06Separated public and local systems
Local AI stays outside the public cloud deployment, while the public landing page remains available independently of the application server.
Technology
A direct, inspectable stack.
The platform uses established application, automation, data, and local AI technologies.
- ApplicationPython
- APIFastAPI
- DataPostgreSQL
- RuntimeDocker Compose
- InterfaceHTML · CSS · JavaScript
- Automationn8n
- IntegrationsHMAC-signed webhooks
- Local AIllama.cpp · Qwen
- QualityAutomated tests
Product interface
One workspace for operating business automation.
The approved ABAP dashboard brings operational status, workflow activity, schedules, agent executions, and useful actions into a consistent interface.
Project status
Seven milestones complete. Production deployment is in progress.
Milestones 1 through 7 are complete. Milestone 8 production deployment and HTTPS work is in progress.
Milestone progress7 / 8 complete
- 1Complete
- 2Complete
- 3Complete
- 4Complete
- 5Complete
- 6Complete
- 7Complete
- 8In progress
Current focusProduction deployment & HTTPS
Explore the project
Read the source. Follow the build.
Review ABAP’s public repository and the platform’s current implementation.
View the GitHub repository