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Provides robust mechanisms for agents to dynamically load and execute markdown workflows.
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| name | workflow-loader |
| description | Provides robust mechanisms for agents to dynamically load and execute markdown workflows. |
This skill provides the capability for AI Agent to robustly load, read, and execute external workflow files defined in the .mitra/agents/{agent}/workflows/ directory.
By default, an instruction like "Action: Load backend.md" is ambiguous. The LLM might:
This skill provides strict Tools (Python scripts) that you MUST use when a workflow is requested.
When a user asks "What can you do?" or you need to see available modules for an agent:
Run:
If it is
./scripts/list_workflows.sh --agent {agent_name}
Example: ./scripts/list_workflows.sh --agent architect
When you trigger a menu handler (e.g., *backend) or need to execute a specific process:
Run:
./scripts/load_workflow.sh --agent {agent_name} --workflow {workflow_name}
Example: ./scripts/load_workflow.sh --agent architect --workflow backend
Once the content is loaded (printed to your context):
load_workflow.sh script, you haven't loaded it.