| name | release |
| description | Drive a change from draft through review to release. |
| contributes | {"workflows":"./workflows"} |
/release
When To Use
A minimal, runnable example of the define-a-flow / create-a-skill pattern. Use it to learn
how an agent drives a run: create it, advance through phases, stop at a human gate, and
reach a terminal phase.
What It Does
Drives a single change through three phases — draft → in_review → approved. The final
transition is a human gate, so reaching approved requires explicit approval.
Workflow Behavior
- Start from
ix-flow status and follow the reported next actions.
- Advance
draft → in_review, then in_review → approved.
- The final transition pauses for human approval; record it with
ix-flow ack, then
advance again to finish.