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List the user's documented workflows in ~/.mdx/workflows/. Use when the user asks "what workflows do I have?", "list my workflows", "show workflows", "/workflows", or otherwise wants to see what reusable orchestration patterns are on disk.

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name	workflows
description	List the user's documented workflows in ~/.mdx/workflows/. Use when the user asks "what workflows do I have?", "list my workflows", "show workflows", "/workflows", or otherwise wants to see what reusable orchestration patterns are on disk.

List the workflow docs the user has captured.

Run:

ls -1 ~/.mdx/workflows/ 2>/dev/null

If the directory is empty or missing, say so in one line. Otherwise, present each filename without the .md extension as a bullet list. Do not read the file contents unless the user asks for a specific workflow.

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