workflow-authoring

name	workflow-authoring
description	Write, edit, review, or debug DotCraft Dynamic Workflow JavaScript. Use when creating or changing an inline or saved Workflow script, checking it for correctness, or diagnosing authoring and runtime-contract failures; do not use merely to run an existing saved Workflow unchanged.

Workflow Authoring

Use DotCraft's current Workflow contract as the authority. Do not copy APIs or metadata shapes from other workflow runtimes.

Read the matching reference

• For every script-writing or editing task, read references/runtime.md first.
• For topology selection or a new orchestration design, also read references/patterns.md.
• For review, diagnosis, repair, or resume-sensitive edits, also read references/review-debug.md.

Preserve these invariants

• Start with a literal export const meta and explicitly return plain JSON data.
• Keep enumeration, identity, ordering, deduplication, bounds, and failure accounting in JavaScript; delegate semantic work to Agents.
• Give every intended Agent operation a stable, unique label and preserve its work ID before filtering results.
• Treat null as missing coverage, not as a negative finding or successful check.
• Bound fan-out and loops to the task. Do not invent token or time limits the user did not request.
• Use only APIs documented by this skill and names supplied by the current DotCraft context.