Many actions performed during Model-based System Engineering (MBSE) are done using web-based tools nowadays. A lot of these actions are, in fact, complex chains of simpler tasks. Both these chains and the tasks they are consisting of typically need to be customized by the users to fit the needs of a specific system being developed. Being able to flexibly define and manage such tasks and chains is crucial for successful development.

The goal of this work is to develop an extensible and configurable architecture for executing JavaScript tasks. Users must be able to define and include their own custom tasks to be executed and chain them into sequences of tasks realizing more complex operations. The architecture shall be evaluated on at least one suitable use case where the provided operations are performed by multiple collaborating units of work (tasks). Such use case(s) will be provided by the AVELAB research group and/or Honeywell.

The resulting solution will be made available in IS under the EPL 2.0 licence.