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@FrancoSchiavone How are you liking motia?

Unify AI workflows and frameworks in a single place. Coordinating APIs, workflows, and AI agents usually involves multiple tools that end up running in different runtimes. Motia aims to solve that problem from a common foundation. → Source available (ELv2 license) → A single pipeline that combines Python, TypeScript, and JavaScript → Visual panel to define flows and track their execution in real time → Flows and agents triggered by events, schedules, or webhooks → APIs, jobs, workflows, and agents as primitives of the same system → Designed to move from demos to systems that run in production 🔗 github.com/MotiaDev/motia #AIEngineering #Agents #Backend #EventDriven #OpenSource

@apex_rahul02 How are you liking it so far?

Just found a backend framework that actually gets agent workflows.⚙️ Motia lets you unify - APIs, - Background jobs, - AI agents All across JS, TS, and Python in one cohesive, event-driven system.Built-in state, observability, and one-click deploys. github.com/motiadev/motia

@aadii_tw @Hiteshdotcom @YouTube Excellent stuff, how are you liking Motia so far?

Thanks to @Hiteshdotcom for this playlist. I have built full application on this idea. Try Now (Live link) - reachaiapp.online #typescript #BuildInPublic Building SAAS with Motia, AI and Resend youtube.com/playlist?list=… via @YouTube

@marcin_codes Excellent article! I'm the Principal Developer Advocate at Motia. Want to chat more about your experiences with Motia? Would love to dive in and gather your thoughts to better direct our development.

📝 Motia: make backend development boring (and that's the point) marcin.codes/posts/motia:-m…

If you could delete one piece of your backend glue stack (queues? cron? orchestration? realtime?), what would it be? I wrote about @motiadev — a "step" into unifying the stack, bundles: api + jobs + workflows + events + shared state + streaming.

Too many tools, too much glue. Stack Overflow 2024: ~33% of pro devs frustrated by stack complexity; 22.8% by the number of tools. I wrote about Motia — a “step” toward unifying the backend stack:

@gulivan_dev @pontusab Awesome. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts and what you build!

@bigdogdevrel @pontusab I genuinely like the DX of Motia, still yet to battle-test it in prod. Will share my experience in Motia Discord, I’ve already joined :)

I just built the queue board I always dreamed about for BullMQ • Real-time job monitoring • Flow visualization with react-flow • Pause/resume queues • Clone & retry jobs instantly • Metrics dashboard

Creating a personal @motiadev server to handle some automations I need. First thing I'm building is an automation to digest upwork opportunities I get in my inbox daily and filter out the ones I should apply to directly into my @clickup workspace as urgent tasks.

@gulivan_dev @pontusab Hey @gulivan_dev how do you feel they compare? What's the biggest strengths/differences between them?

@pontusab Wow, nice! I didn't like the BullBoard UX, so I switched to Motia entirely 😁

@sohamstwt @mastra @motiadev @EffectTS_ Effect-powered async workers + Mastra pre-built AI workflows + Motia stack unification and orchestration is quite the stack. The backend is changing fast and for the better.

the more I see this kind of stuff and other frameworks like @mastra and @motiadev, more I am convinced that eventually everything related to TS will be consumed by @EffectTS_

The problem with light mode versus dark mode is one of the two always sucks. Slack, light mode. VS Code, dark mode. Web browsers, light mode. Discord, light mode.

@Chinoman10_ @saltyAom It's pretty cool stuff. And I feel your pain @saltyAom. For the longest time Motia also wasn't appearing in these lists despite being qualified to. No idea why. FWIW I just checked out Elysia, it looks very easy to use and I love the aesthetics of the site.

@saltyAom Never even heard of Motia before 😅

I dislike this kind of post but- Rising Star JS missed Elysia again this year Here's what it would look like if Elysia were presented It's getting a bit frustrating how they missed Elysia for 2 years despite its growth tbh, or is there some criteria that Elysia doesn't fit?

Motia + Frappe = unified backend primitive meets metadata-as-data philosophy Backend fragmentation solved twice... Motia unifies APIs, background jobs, queues, workflows, AI agents around one core primitive: the Step Frappe treats meta-data as data, enabling you to build front-ends very easily Combining them? → AI writes all the code based on logic, understands each step, emits events (Motia side) → Low code architecture with Swiss Army knife of features (Frappe side) Multi-language Steps + Python/MariaDB DocTypes in same project Event-driven workflows meet auto-generated admin UI Zero registration (Motia) + zero frontend building (Frappe) Each Step can be written in any language, while still sharing common state Admin interface generates List View, Form View, Report View automatically Real question: build faster or maintain deeper? You get both when primitives actually unify instead of just bundling tools #internetartsy

@internetartsy @ghumare64 Yes, please walk us through what you're building some time!

@ghumare64 Wild gov project idea : implement this using a combo of different architectures

Motia topped the Backend/Full-stack list in the 2025 JavaScript Rising Stars! 🌟 With +13.8k stars, we're on the mission of simplifying backend engineering by unifying APIs, background jobs, queues, workflows, streams, and AI agents into a single framework.

@FelixXiang1 Thanks for the shoutout! How are you liking Motia?

Advanced DevOps Roadmap 2026 Git basics - Version control Bash - Automation & Scripting Frontend - React & Tanstack for ease of UI Backend - Motia for apis, background jobs, queues, workflows, agents, streams, observability Database - Postgres for database local !

@imsxon @michaelrambeau @rwieruch @jherr @slorber @birch_js Hey Sxon, I do DevRel for motia, if you try it out and have any questions or thoughts feel free to reach out! I'm also always happy to hop on a call to walk you through it and get your impressions.

@michaelrambeau @rwieruch @jherr @slorber @birch_js never heard of motia this is super helpful!

🌠 JS Rising Stars 2025 are live! Guess the champions of the year. Huge thanks to our amazing guest writers: @rwieruch (React) @jherr (AI) @slorber (Tooling) @birch_js (Mobile) risingstars.js.org/2025/en