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Structural parity skeleton for queue-driven orchestration in a workflow context.
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| name | workflow-orchestrator |
| description | Structural parity skeleton for queue-driven orchestration in a workflow context. |
| user-invocable | true |
| version | 0.1 |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash |
| argument-hint | [target] [--handoff] [--batch <id>] [--type <extract|create|reflect|reweave|verify>] |
This skill is intentionally skeleton-only. It provides structure parity with canonical queue orchestration without plugin hooks.
Wave 2 execution parity includes:
detection -> understanding -> derivation -> proposal -> generation -> validationops/derivation.md, ops/derivation-manifest.md, ops/config.yamlParse arguments in this order:
target (optional)--handoff (boolean)--batch <id> (optional)--type <phase> (optional)If no target is supplied, list candidate inbox files and request explicit selection.
Before doing queue work, load runtime context from:
ops/derivation-manifest.md (if present)ops/config.yaml (if present)ops/queue/queue.yamlops/queue/queue.ymlops/queue/queue.jsonIf no queue file exists, fail safely with actionable remediation.
Never:
Always:
extract -> create -> reflect -> reweave -> verify -> done)--handoff is setNo plugin hooks are implemented in this skeleton. Lifecycle behavior is emulated in-skill to preserve deterministic execution semantics only.
To install the workflow-engine and enable its hooks:
# Clone or navigate to the workflow-engine directory
cd workflow-engine
# Run the install script to set up hooks
./install-hooks.sh
# Or manually enable hooks via openclaw
openclaw hooks enable session-orient
openclaw hooks enable write-validate
openclaw hooks enable session-capture