lindy-core-workflow-b

name	lindy-core-workflow-b
description	Configure Lindy triggers, scheduling, multi-agent delegation, and automation. Use when setting up trigger-based workflows, scheduling agents, building multi-agent societies, or configuring agent delegation. Trigger with phrases like "lindy automation", "schedule lindy agent", "lindy workflow automation", "lindy delegation", "lindy multi-agent".
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash(curl:*)
version	1.15.0
license	MIT
author	Jeremy Longshore <[e-mail]>
tags	["saas","lindy","workflow"]
compatibility	Designed for Claude Code, also compatible with Codex and OpenClaw

Lindy Core Workflow B: Triggers & Multi-Agent Automation

Overview

Configure trigger-based automation, scheduled agents, and multi-agent delegation ("Societies of Lindies"). Covers all trigger types, trigger filters, multiple triggers per agent, and the Agent Send Message delegation pattern.

Prerequisites

• Completed lindy-core-workflow-a (agent creation)
• Integrations authorized (Gmail, Slack, etc.)
• For delegation: multiple agents created

Instructions

Step 1: Configure Trigger Filters

Trigger filters add conditional logic that determines WHICH events wake the agent. Filters are not case-sensitive and support AND/OR operators with condition groups.

Email trigger filter example:

Filter: sender contains "support" AND subject does not contain "auto-reply"

Slack trigger filter example:

Filter: channel equals "#help-desk" AND message contains "urgent"

Step 2: Multiple Triggers (Same Workflow)

One agent can respond to multiple trigger types feeding into the same workflow:

1. Create first trigger (e.g., Webhook Received)
2. Click "New Trigger" to add a second (e.g., Email Received)
3. Connect grey arrows from both triggers to the first action step
4. The agent processes both identically

Step 3: Multiple Workflows (Different Triggers)

A single agent can run entirely different workflows based on trigger type:

• Trigger A (Email Received) -> Classify + Draft Reply
• Trigger B (Chat Message) -> Search KB + Respond in chat Each trigger connects to its own action chain.

Step 4: Schedule-Based Triggers

For recurring automation (daily reports, weekly digests):

1. Add trigger > Schedule
2. Configure timing: Every weekday at 9:00 AM
3. Options: daily, weekly, monthly, or custom cron
4. The agent runs automatically at the scheduled time

Step 5: Calendar Event Trigger

For meeting-related automation:

1. Add trigger > Calendar Event Start
2. Set Minutes Offset:
   • -30 = trigger 30 minutes BEFORE event
   • +5 = trigger 5 minutes AFTER event starts