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workflow-authoring

Use when authoring a non-trivial Workflow for research, review, migration, or other multi-agent work, especially when the task needs multiple evidence sources, verification, or synthesis.

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# Workflow Authoring

Load this reference exactly once per parent session before the first non-trivial Workflow.
After a successful load, reuse that result for later Workflow authoring.
Do not call `read_skill` again after validation errors or for retries and resumes.
Select exactly one profile section from the active Workflow guidance.
Never mix symbols across profiles, and never use a call that the active
ToolSpec does not advertise.

## Shared research contract

A fixed batch count never proves completion. Scale the number and diversity of
children to the request, then stop on evidence state or an explicit caller or
runtime boundary.
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