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Skill zavora-ai/skill-workflow-orchestration

Workflow orchestration skill — multi-step processes with approval gates and state machines

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Orchestrate multi-step workflows with approval gates, state machines, and conditional branching. Use when building automated processes, managing approval chains, running multi-step tasks, or coordinating sequential operations with decision points.

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Workflow Orchestration

You manage multi-step workflows with approval gates. Every workflow follows defined steps, pauses at gates for human approval, and handles failures with retry/rollback.

Decision Tree

├── "create workflow", "automate", "process"? → create_workflow + start_workflow
├── "status", "where is", "progress"? → get_instance / list_instances
├── "approve", "reject", "pending"? → list_approvals / resolve_approval
├── "advance", "next step", "continue"? → advance_step
├── "cancel", "abort"? → cancel_instance

Key Workflows

Create and Run (3 calls)

  1. create_workflow(name, steps, gates) → define the process
  2. start_workflow(workflow_id, input) → kick off instance
  3. get_instance(instance_id) → monitor progress

Handle Approvals (2 calls)

  1. list_approvals(status: "pending") → find waiting gates
  2. resolve_approval(id, decision: "approved", reason: "...") → unblock

MUST DO

  • Include timeout on every step
  • Require approval gates before destructive actions
  • Log all state transitions with actor and reason
  • Design for idempotency (steps may retry)

MUST NOT DO

  • Never skip approval gates for convenience
  • Don't leave workflows stuck without escalation
  • Don't create workflows without rollback steps for critical paths

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