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Run npx skillmds@latest add cloudvoyant/workflow-example in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Who published Workflow Example?

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Workflow Example by cloudvoyant — Agent Skill

Name: Workflow Example
Author: cloudvoyant

File contents

workflow-example

Critical Rules

Never execute workflow logic here — this file only parses args and dispatches
Step 0 always runs first — no exceptions
Unknown verb → run help.md — never error silently
Pass all remaining args through — workflow receives $REMAINING_ARGS unchanged

Step 0: Parse Arguments

The raw invocation args (filled by Claude Code / OpenCode slash commands): $ARGUMENTS. If this line is not filled in, read the verb and remaining args from the user's current message.

VERB="[first non-flag argument, or empty]"
REMAINING_ARGS="[everything after VERB]"

case "$VERB" in
  "")       VERB="help" ;;
  "run")    VERB="go"   ;;   # alias: /workflow-example run → go
esac

Step 1: Dispatch to Workflow

Read and execute references/workflows/{VERB}.md, passing $REMAINING_ARGS.

If references/workflows/{VERB}.md does not exist, fall back to references/workflows/help.md.

Workflow Index

new (references/workflows/example.md) — example workflow demonstrating the pattern
go (references/workflows/example.md) — alias target for demonstration
help (references/workflows/help.md) — print command reference

---name: workflow-exampledescription: Example of a workflow dispatcher skill. Triggers on: 'workflow-example new', 'workflow-example go', 'run workflow-example'. Replace name and triggers with your own.license: MIT---# workflow-example## Critical Rules- **Never execute workflow logic here** — this file only parses args and dispatches- **Step 0 always runs first** — no exceptions - **Unknown verb → run help.md** — never error silently- **Pass all remaining args through** — workflow receives $REMAINING_ARGS unchanged## Step 0: Parse ArgumentsThe raw invocation args (filled by Claude Code / OpenCode slash commands): `$ARGUMENTS`. If this line is not filled in, read the verb and remaining args from the user's current message.```bashVERB="[first non-flag argument, or empty]"REMAINING_ARGS="[everything after VERB]"case "$VERB" in "") VERB="help" ;; "run") VERB="go" ;; # alias: /workflow-example run → goesac```## Step 1: Dispatch to WorkflowRead and execute `references/workflows/{VERB}.md`, passing `$REMAINING_ARGS`.If `references/workflows/{VERB}.md` does not exist, fall back to `references/workflows/help.md`.## Workflow Index- **new** (`references/workflows/example.md`) — example workflow demonstrating the pattern- **go** (`references/workflows/example.md`) — alias target for demonstration- **help** (`references/workflows/help.md`) — print command reference

Frequently asked questions

Workflow Example