Run and Author Workflows
A workflow is a declarative, multi-stage pipeline that runs several agent steps toward one outcome. Wayland ships a large library of workflows grouped by category, and lets you build your own. This guide covers finding, running, and authoring them in the desktop.
Open the Workflows library
Section titled “Open the Workflows library”Open the Workflows library. Workflows are grouped by category, from software and engineering to content and business operations. Use search to jump to one by name.
Inspect a workflow
Section titled “Inspect a workflow”Open a workflow to see its detail view. It shows what the workflow does, its stages, and the skills it depends on. The skill dependencies are the capabilities the workflow activates as it runs, so you can see up front what it will use.
Run a workflow
Section titled “Run a workflow”You can run a workflow straight from a conversation. Ask an assistant to run it by name, and the agent calls the workflow as a tool, working through its stages and reporting back. Each stage runs as a sub-agent, so the work fans out where the workflow defines it.
Build a workflow
Section titled “Build a workflow”An in-app workflow builder is on the way: you will describe a workflow in plain language and Wayland will draft it for you. Until it ships, you author workflows as ForgeFlows in the RON format and validate and run them with the engine.
For the full authoring grammar and the engine commands to validate and run a workflow from the CLI, see the references below.