The increasing complexity of distributed systems demands more than stateful orchestration — it requires serialized workflows that preserve narrative-like causality across service calls. This paper introduces Serial.WS, a lightweight protocol for embedding sequence identifiers, version stamps, and callback continuity into RESTful and event-driven architectures. We evaluate Serial.WS against workflow engines (Amazon SWF, Temporal) in terms of latency, developer overhead, and debuggability. Results from three industrial case studies show a 41% reduction in state reconciliation errors for long-running transactions.
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