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workflow-builder

Use when writing or running a Claude Code Workflow-tool script (.js in .claude/workflows/) for fan-out, pipeline, loop or judge-panel sub-agents. Gathers intent with workflow_intake.py, scaffolds with scaffold_workflow.py and validates with validate_workflow.py.

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# Workflow Builder

Author runnable workflow scripts for Claude Code's Workflow tool: deterministic multi-agent orchestration files (`.js`) that fan work out to fresh-context sub-agents under plain JavaScript control flow. Only leaf `agent()` calls spend tokens, so the main session stays clean and the whole run is resumable.

## ALWAYS start every session with intake (non-negotiable)

Before proposing or writing any workflow, run the intake. Do not skip to code.

1. **Ask what kind of workflow they want.** Use this opening question set:
   - What repeatable, multi-step task do you want to automate?
   - What is the one unit of work a single sub-agent does once?
   - How many units — a known list, or discovered by looping?
   - Do later steps need *all* prior results at once, or can each item flow on its own?
   - Does any step need structured data back (a verdict, a list, scores)?
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