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The Task Execution System is a workflow automation software that automatically configures equipment parameters at specified times based on task order information and daily workflows. It is an intelligent process automation system designed to improve efficiency and reduce operational errors.

Figure 1: System Home Page
The system comprises multiple modules. The main architecture follows the structure of task order - task plan - task command, with modules coordinating to complete operations.
The system consists of:
The system comprises the following modules:
1. User Management Module: stores user information and manages user permissions.
2. Task Order Management Module: manages CRUD operations for task orders.
3. Task Plan Auto-Execution Module: monitors confirmed task plans and automatically starts/stops them at scheduled times.
4. Routing Management Module: interfaces with the link modeling module for CRUD operations on routes.
5. Reservation Auto-Sync Module: synchronizes reservations and automatically generates corresponding task orders.
6. Task Anomaly Detection Module: performs real-time status monitoring of active tasks.

Figure 2: System Architecture Diagram
The system achieves end-to-end automation by interfacing with multiple systems. It automatically syncs reservations from the source, creates task orders, and after manual confirmation with intelligent auto-fill, hands control to the system for automated supervision. At scheduled times, corresponding command sets are executed to control relevant equipment. Once a task starts, the system monitors associated equipment and parameters in real time. Alarms on equipment status and parameter changes trigger notification mechanisms to assist operators in identifying and resolving issues.
Applicable to various program production scenarios (studios, etc.). Signal paths can be automatically established before production, saving manual effort and reducing error rates. During production, equipment in use is monitored in real time. Potential or existing issues trigger immediate alerts, and the system intelligently provides backup plans for rapid problem resolution, saving time.