Thanks! Yes, our recommended approach is to write a parent workflow which calls child workflows registered on a different worker. We have users who are managing

Thanks! Yes, our recommended approach is to write a parent workflow which calls child workflows registered on a different worker. We have users who are managing a set of Python functions from a Typescript backend with this approach. It's also possible to have a single DAG workflow (instead of parent/child) that has steps across multiple languages, but you'll need to use a relatively undocumented method called `RegisterAction` within each SDK and use the API to register the DAG (instead of using the built-in helpers) for this use-case. So we recommend using the parent/child workflows instead.