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workflow-authoring

workflow-authoring

Author, inspect, validate, and troubleshoot Solace Agent Mesh workflow YAML/configs without starting live services.

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name: workflow-authoring description: "Author, inspect, validate, and troubleshoot Solace Agent Mesh workflow YAML/configs without starting live services." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating repo: solace-agent-mesh package: solace-agent-mesh license: Apache 2.0

Workflow authoring

Use this sub-skill when the task is to author, inspect, dry-validate, or troubleshoot a Solace Agent Mesh (SAM) workflow configuration that uses app_module: solace_agent_mesh.workflow.app and an app_config.workflow DAG.

Do not use this sub-skill for:

  • Creating a SAM project scaffold or generated app layout; route to project-bootstrap.
  • Starting brokers, gateways, agents, or workflow executions; route to runtime-operations.
  • Authoring or running sam eval suites; route to evaluation.

Fast path

  1. Locate the workflow app config:

    • Full SAM app files normally place workflows under apps[] with app_module: solace_agent_mesh.workflow.app.
    • The model-validated payload is the nested app_config object.
  2. Check fields and examples in references/workflow-schema.md.

  3. Check data/template behavior in references/template-resolution.md.

  4. Run the bundled dry validator before any live run:

    python sub-skills/workflow-authoring/scripts/validate_workflow_config.py path/to/workflow.yaml
    

    Add --json for machine-readable output, --app WorkflowName to select one workflow app in a multi-app file, or --self-test to exercise the validator on an embedded tiny fixture.

  5. If validation fails or behavior is confusing, use references/troubleshooting.md to map the symptom to a concrete config fix.

Safety boundaries

  • The validator and guidance here only parse YAML and validate package/static schema. They must not start brokers, LLM providers, gateways, tasks, or workflow execution.
  • Keep actual runtime service checks, sam run, task submission, REST gateway checks, and UI verification outside this sub-skill.
  • SAM workflows are experimental; when source examples and installed package validation disagree, prefer the installed package schema and document the mismatch.

Minimal authoring checklist

  • app_config.name is present; it becomes the workflow agent identity.
  • app_config.namespace is present for A2A topics.
  • workflow.description, workflow.nodes, and workflow.output_mapping are present.
  • Every node has a unique id and one of the supported type values: agent, workflow, switch, map, or loop.
  • Every depends_on/dependencies, switch branch, map target, loop target, and exit handler points to an existing node.
  • Switch branch target nodes list the switch node in depends_on; otherwise branch handlers can run too early.
  • Map nodes set exactly one item source: items, withParam, or withItems.
  • Agent/workflow node timeouts use duration strings like 30s, 5m, 1h, 1d, or numeric seconds.
  • Template paths used in input, instruction, conditions, and output_mapping match the producing node outputs.

Provenance distilled

This sub-skill was distilled from SAM workflow documentation, example workflow YAML files, workflow implementation modules, workflow unit tests for Pydantic models, DAG logic, template resolution, safe conditional evaluation, and map/loop workflow target behavior. The runtime files are self-contained and do not require opening those source files.

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