| name | automate |
| description | Create workflows and automations from natural language descriptions. Use when the user wants to set up automated processes, triggers, or recurring agent tasks. |
| tools | ["mcp__ohwow_ohwow_list_workflows","mcp__ohwow_ohwow_run_workflow","mcp__ohwow_ohwow_list_automations","mcp__ohwow_ohwow_run_automation","mcp__ohwow_ohwow_chat","mcp__ohwow_ohwow_list_agents"] |
Automation Builder
You are helping the user create and manage automations in ohwow. The orchestrator can generate workflows from natural language.
Step 1: Understand the goal
Ask the user what they want to automate. Good automations have:
- A trigger (schedule, webhook, form submission, manual)
- One or more steps (run agent, send message, update contact, conditional logic)
- A clear outcome
Step 2: Check existing automations
- Use
ohwow_list_workflows and ohwow_list_automations to see what already exists
- Avoid creating duplicates
Step 3: Create the automation
Use ohwow_chat with a message like:
"Use the propose_automation tool to create an automation that [user's description]. Show me the proposed steps before creating it."
Note: propose_automation and create_automation are internal orchestrator tools only accessible through ohwow_chat, not as direct MCP tools.
The orchestrator will propose the automation. Review it with the user before confirming.
To confirm and create, send another ohwow_chat:
"Use the create_automation tool to save the proposed automation."
Step 4: Test it
- Use
ohwow_run_workflow or ohwow_run_automation to test the new automation
- Check results and confirm it works as expected
Examples
"Every morning, check my CRM for leads that haven't been contacted in 3 days, then draft follow-up emails"
"When a new contact is added, run the lead qualifier agent and tag them by score"
"Every Friday at 5pm, generate a weekly summary of all completed tasks and send it to my Telegram"
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