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Description: Industrial tool supporting a graphs process notation developed for the formalisation and mechanisation of adaptive case management processes. DCR (Dynamic Condition Response) graphs features (a) a (declarative) process language

Description: Academic prototype to build enabledness-based program abstractions (EPAs) out of APIs written in C and pre/post contracts written in (a kind of) FOL. Contractor generates a finite abstraction representing

Description: Corinne is a tool working on choreography automata (FSA where transitions are labelled by interactions A -> B:m), performing visualization, product, synchronization and projection. Developed at: UNIBO Contacts: ivan.lanese@gmail.com Available

Description: Automatic test generator based on G-choreographies. It is well documented tool papers and the PhD thesis of Alex Coto (to appear) Developed at: GSSI Contacts: Emilio Tuosto Available at: https://bitbucket.org/eMgssi/chorgram/

Description: The main functionalities offered by CobaltBlue are the checking of protocol conformance and deadlock analysis of concurrent objects implemented with typestate-oriented programming. The tool is based on behavioral type checking

Description: Design and analysis tool for API consumption & provision. Academic prototype featuring bottom-up and top-down choreographic design https://www.cs.le.ac.uk/people/et52/chorgram_betty_ch.pdf Developed at: GSSI, UKENT Contacts: Emilio Tuosto Available at: https://bitbucket.org/emlio_tuosto/chorgram/wiki/Home

Description: ChorEr is a static analyzer to generate Choreography Automata from Erlang source code. The tool creates a DOT file for the local view of each participant in a choreography