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Terminal advance is gated by first-class CLI HITL state.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Smallest possible workflow skill — two phases joined by one auto transition.
Multi-phase linear workflow — the agent narrates each phase to the user as it advances.
Build a directed graph of nodes; the core `acyclic` invariant gates the terminal advance.
One question, one phase, interview.complete gates the transition. Demonstrates FR-022, FR-023, FR-024 happy path.
Question bank exercising every supported answer type — text, list<text>, enum, bool, int — with minItems and required flags. Demonstrates FR-022, FR-023 validation paths.
Two-phase workflow with followUpIf re-surfacing a question downstream. Demonstrates FR-024-AC-8 advisory channel.
| name | hitl-gate-example |
| description | Terminal advance is gated by first-class CLI HITL state. |
| contributes | {"workflows":"./workflows"} |
The workflow definition marks staged -> published with defaultGate: hitl.
The CLI owns that gate: an advance attempt creates an open gate token, the
agent asks the human for approval, ix-flow ack records the approval, and
the next advance completes the transition.
Always pass --json to every ix-flow command. After every write, read
next_actions and run the command it gives you. If an advance returns
state: "gate_deferred", ask the human for approval in plain English, then
run the provided ack command with the human as reviewer and their response as
the note.
