[tomwheeler]

All three are relatively similar, in terms of being designed around a DAG model and focused on data pipelines. If your workflow fits neatly into that box and your team already has experience using one of them successfully, then the effort involved in switching might outweigh the gain.

While my experience with those specific tools is limited, I have used other DAG-based systems (notably Apache Oozie) quite a bit. I can't think of anything I did with those that I couldn't do with Temporal.

Temporal is distinct in that it's neither limited to DAGs nor to data pipelines. I suppose it is therefore a super-set, even though I don't really think of it that way (much as I don't think of Go or Rust as a super-set of bash).