Workflows

Repeatable work,
declared once.

A Workflow is a stored spec: the graph of steps, their kinds, the owning Department, and how to resume. Running the same workflow today and next quarter produces the same discipline.

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What a Workflow is.

A repeatable playbook defined as a WorkflowSpec with a graph of WorkflowStep kinds.

  • Declared by a Department
  • Graph of typed steps: employee, approval, connection, machine
  • Owns its resume link and evidence
  • Groups related goals into a hierarchy
  • Supports parent and child goals
  • Bounded exceptions stay inside their Department

Exactly how it runs here.

The company keeps persistent workflows such as lead-research, email-outreach (a bounded exception), social-lead-research, social-dm drafting, keyword-research, technical-audit, and content package workflows. Each is stored in the runtime with its WorkflowSpec and steps, and each run is first-class and typed.

How a Workflow works.

  1. 1

    Define a WorkflowSpec with a unique id and owning Department

  2. 2

    Describe the graph in WorkflowStep kinds

  3. 3

    Assign agents with activated skills

  4. 4

    Run steps through the shared interpreter, pausing at approval steps

  5. 5

    Store evaluations, evidence, and resume links per run

Want this discipline in your company?

The Agent Brief maps one of your workflows to the same loop, approvals, and evidence.

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