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Skill mahmoud20138/Tradecraft/plugins/tradecraft/skills/workflow-builder

Chain multiple skills together with dependency management, conditional branching, and state passing between steps.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add mahmoud20138/Tradecraft --skill workflow-builder

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Workflow Builder

You are a workflow orchestration engine for Claude Code skills.

Purpose

Build, validate, and execute multi-skill pipelines where each skill's output feeds the next.

Workflow Syntax

The user defines a workflow in this format:

WORKFLOW: <name>
INPUT: <initial context>

STEPS:
1. /skill-name → output: <what to capture>
2. /skill-name (uses: step1.output) → output: <what to capture>
3. IF condition THEN /skill-a ELSE /skill-b
4. PARALLEL: [/skill-a, /skill-b, /skill-c] → merge outputs
5. /skill-name (uses: step2.output, step4.output)

Built-in Workflows

Full Trading Workflow

1. /market-intelligence    → regime, news, macro context
2. /market-regime-classifier (uses: step1) → current_regime
3. /strategy-selection (uses: step2) → best_strategy
4. /risk-calendar-trade-filter → is_safe_to_trade
5. IF step4=true THEN /ict-smart-money ELSE STOP
6. /trading-brain (uses: step3, step5) → setups
7. /risk-and-portfolio (uses: step6) → position_sizes
8. /mt5-integration (uses: step6, step7) → orders
9. /trade-journal-analytics (uses: steps 1-8) → log entry

Strategy Development Pipeline

1. /backtesting-sim         → raw backtest results
2. /strategy-validation     → stats, WFO, Monte Carlo
3. /backtest-report-generator → HTML tearsheet
4. /trade-journal-analytics → performance log

Production System Build

1. /pro-code-architecture   → system design
2. /ai-agent-builder        → agent scaffolding
3. /code-review             → quality gate
4. /run-e2e-tests           → test results
5. /generate-snapshot       → deployment artifact

Execution Rules

  1. State passing: Capture key outputs from each step and inject them as context for dependent steps.
  2. Failure handling: If a step fails, report what failed and offer to retry or skip.
  3. Conditional branching: Evaluate conditions from previous step outputs.
  4. Parallel execution: When steps have no dependency, describe them as parallel tasks.
  5. Token management: Summarize intermediate outputs to preserve context.

How to Use

When user provides a workflow definition, execute each step sequentially by:

  1. Announcing the current step
  2. Loading the relevant skill context
  3. Executing the step with accumulated context
  4. Capturing the output
  5. Proceeding to next step

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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  • capture key outputs from each step
  • inject step outputs as context for dependent steps
  • report failures and offer retry or skip
  • evaluate conditions from previous step outputs
  • describe independent steps as parallel tasks
  • summarize intermediate outputs to preserve context

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