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Create, test, and debug workflows and dispatches. Use when creating workflows, checking dispatch history, validating prompt templates, enabling/disabling workflows, or debugging task source polling.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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Cut a new agentd release. Suggests the next semver version from conventional commits (or accepts an explicit `x.y.z`), bumps the workspace version, regenerates the changelog with git-cliff, then commits, tags, and pushes the `v*` tag that triggers the Release workflow. Use when the user runs /release or asks to publish/cut/tag a new version.
Create a new GitHub plan issue with the "Plan: <title>" format, appropriate labels, and structured body. Use when the user wants to capture a high-level plan for future work.
Ask the human user a question during workflow execution and check for answers. Use for agent-to-human Q&A, collecting decisions, and reacting to human responses via ask_response workflow triggers.
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| name | workflow-ops |
| description | Create, test, and debug workflows and dispatches. Use when creating workflows, checking dispatch history, validating prompt templates, enabling/disabling workflows, or debugging task source polling. |
Operational skill for managing workflows and task dispatching.
# Create a workflow that polls GitHub issues
agent orchestrator create-workflow \
--name issue-worker \
--agent-name worker \
--source-type github_issues \
--owner geoffjay \
--repo agentd \
--labels agent \
--state open \
--poll-interval 60 \
--prompt-template 'Work on issue #{{source_id}}: {{title}}\n\n{{body}}'
# Create a PR review workflow
agent orchestrator create-workflow \
--name pr-reviewer \
--agent-name reviewer \
--source-type github_pull_requests \
--owner geoffjay \
--repo agentd \
--labels review \
--state open \
--poll-interval 120
# With tool policy override
agent orchestrator create-workflow \
--name safe-worker \
--agent-name worker \
--source-type github_issues \
--owner geoffjay \
--repo agentd \
--tool-policy '{"type": "AllowList", "tools": ["Read", "Grep", "Glob"]}'
# List all workflows
agent orchestrator list-workflows
# Get workflow details
agent orchestrator get-workflow <workflow-id>
# Enable/disable a workflow
agent orchestrator update-workflow <workflow-id> --enabled true
agent orchestrator update-workflow <workflow-id> --enabled false
# Delete a workflow
agent orchestrator delete-workflow <workflow-id>
# View dispatch history for a workflow
agent orchestrator workflow-history <workflow-id>
# JSON output for analysis
agent orchestrator workflow-history <workflow-id> --json
Dispatch statuses: dispatched, completed, failed
# Check template syntax
agent orchestrator validate-template '{{source_id}} - {{title}}: {{body}}'
Available template variables:
{{source_id}} — GitHub issue/PR number{{title}} — Issue/PR title{{body}} — Issue/PR body text{{url}} — GitHub URL{{labels}} — Comma-separated label listagent orchestrator get-workflow <id>agent orchestrator list-agents --status runninggh issue list --repo geoffjay/agentd --label agent --state open
gh pr list --repo geoffjay/agentd --label review --state open
RUST_LOG=agentd_orchestrator::scheduler=debugagent orchestrator stream <agent-id>agent orchestrator attach <agent-id>agent orchestrator validate-template '...'Workflows can be defined as YAML files in .agentd/workflows/:
name: issue-worker
agent: worker # References agent by name
source:
type: github_issues
owner: geoffjay
repo: agentd
labels:
- agent
state: open
poll_interval: 60
enabled: true
prompt_template: |
Work on issue #{{source_id}}: {{title}}
{{body}}
Apply with: agent apply .agentd/workflows/issue-worker.yml