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Build a new Rome **workflow app** — one action whose body is a single async function that implements its control flow in plain TypeScript (`await`, `if`, `for`, `Promise.all`) and calls existing actions (including `system:summon`). Use whenever the user describes a multi-step aut

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Build a new Rome **workflow app** — one action whose body is a single async function that implements its control flow in plain TypeScript (`await`, `if`, `for`, `Promise.all`) and calls existing actions (including `system:summon`). Use whenever the user describes a multi-step automation OR asks an LLM to produce something from inputs: "read X then do Y", "pull from A, B, C and combine", "monitor … and notify me", "for each item, if … then …", "turn my X into Y", "write/draft/summarize me a … from …". Generative work — writing, drafting, summarizing, judging — belongs HERE as a `system:summon` call, not a separate app with its own agent. A specialization of `coding:app_creation`; reuses its scaffold/build/pack/install mechanics and adds the workflow shell. Build a plain app (`coding:app_creation`) instead only when the thing needs a user-edited data model, multiple distinct operations, or a conversational agent.

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Workflow Creation

A workflow is a single Rome action whose body is plain author-written code: one async function, runWorkflow(input, ctx), that transforms the value flowing in and implements its own control flow — sequencing, concurrency, conditionals, fan-out — directly in TypeScript. The run action calls runWorkflow directly, and the function reaches reusable work through ctx.runAction(canonicalId, args), which can invoke any registered action — system:send_message, a SaaS API via connector:connector_proxy, or system:summon (hand a piece of work to an LLM agent).

Each workflow is its own Rome app, scaffolded from the bundled workflow template. The template ships the entire shell — run action, trigger API, web page, run-history table — already wired and buildable. You write the one thing that differs per workflow: the body of runWorkflow().

Artifact identity — never use bare names

The scaffold is formatVersion: 2. Definitions use app-local names (name: run); every reference and runtime call uses <app-id>:<local-name>, even for an action owned by this workflow. Never emit a bare artifact name or self:<name>.

Use the real canonical ids for shared platform artifacts:

  • LLM work: ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName: "assistant:assistant", prompt })
  • Connected provider API: ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", args)
  • Messaging: ctx.runAction("system:send_message", args)
  • Routine creation: ctx.runAction("system:create_routine", { actionName: "<workflow-app-id>:run", ... })
  • Core orchestrator, only when the workflow explicitly needs it: core:main

Three principles that decide most of the design

These come up on nearly every workflow, so internalize them before writing anything — the rest of the skill assumes them.

  1. Generative work is a system:summon call, never a bespoke agent or action. When the request is "write me a recap / draft replies / summarize these / decide what matters," the tempting move is to stand up a custom writer agent plus a generate action plus a DB of past results. Resist it — that whole apparatus collapses to one line: await ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName: "assistant:assistant", prompt }). Put the voice, persona, and instructions in the prompt, not a custom agent. A hand-written action.yaml/agent.yaml is also an error surface: one wrong field fails the whole app to load, and the run then throws "action not found." system:summon is the agent entry point.

  2. External APIs go through connector:connector_proxy, grounded in a supported toolkit. The connector holds the credential and injects it into a raw HTTP call to the provider's own API. Reach for it first; call an API directly from code only when no connector can broker its toolkit. The endpoint must be the provider's real, documented REST/GraphQL endpoint — not invented — on a toolkit from the catalog in your context. Whether the guardian has connected that toolkit is a post-build step, not a precondition for writing the code: build first, then ask them to connect what's needed. (Full procedure: Connector steps.)

  3. Run history is the shell's job — don't add your own db: table. The template ships a runs table and a "Recent runs" list, and the run action records every run (status, input, result, timing) for you. Even a one-shot "gather → write" task needs no results table of its own.

Reach for coding:app_creation instead of this skill only when the thing needs a user-edited data model, multiple distinct operations, or a conversational agent (see its litmus).

Out of scope here: scheduling and live run visualization. The workflow runs on demand (a "Run now" button / its run action) and returns its result. When it fires (a routine bound to the run action) and a richer run UI (structure diagram, per-node progress) are separate follow-ups the platform will provide. Build the workflow as if it runs on demand: don't put scheduling in runWorkflow, and don't invent a cron call.

What you author (the template ships everything else)

Per-workflow (you edit)Shell (template ships it; don't touch)
src/workflow/definition.ts — the runWorkflow(input, ctx) functionsrc/workflow/context.ts — the WorkflowContext/Json types the app owns
app.yaml description, tagline, web nav labelssrc/actions/run/ — the run action (calls runWorkflow)
.rome_store/rome_store.yaml + README.md store listing copysrc/api/index.ts — the POST /run trigger + GET /runs history feed
src/web/App.tsx COPY block (title + run-button copy)src/web/App.tsx body (incl. "Recent runs") + styles.css
src/assets/icon.svg — replace the placeholdersrc/db/ — the runs history table, migrations, and repository

The template scaffolds with a starter definition.ts (one trivial line) so it builds and runs immediately. If your only changes are definition.ts + the COPY block, you cannot break the shell.

Step 0 — Derive the control flow (the real work)

Translate the request into the shape of runWorkflow's body before touching the filesystem. It is ordinary TypeScript — write control flow with the language's own constructs, threading values through local variables:

  • Sequence — await each call in order; bind each result to a const and feed it into the next.
  • Concurrency — const [a, b] = await Promise.all([...]) for genuinely independent work. For concurrent work that performs external writes, prefer Promise.allSettled then throw if any settled rejected, so one failure doesn't resolve the run while a sibling is still mutating the world.
  • Conditional — a plain if (pred) { … } else { … } over the values in scope.
  • Fan-out — await Promise.all(items.map(async (item) => …)) for concurrent per-item work, or a for loop when it must be sequential.
  • Fold — items.reduce(...) / .filter(...).length in plain code.

The non-LLM building blocks inside the function:

  • Transform data with plain code (fold, score, format) — keep values plain JSON as you thread them.
  • Call an existing action with await ctx.runAction("<owner-app-id>:<action-local-name>", args). The call throws on failure, so the run fails loudly. For a non-SaaS action, resolve its canonical id and argument shape with search_actions { query } then read_action { action_name } (which summarizes each argument's name/type/required; nested shapes aren't expanded — confirm complex inputs against the owning app's docs). Don't guess. For a SaaS API, use connector:connector_proxy per Connector steps.
  • Reach for an LLM with await ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName, prompt }) when a piece of work needs judgment, exploration, or proactiveness. agentName is required and canonical; use the general-purpose "assistant:assistant" for ordinary generative work, and name a more specific installed agent only when one clearly fits. system:summon resolves to { result, sessionId, output? } — the generated text is result, not the bare object; read and validate .result before passing it downstream. A summon can run inside a Promise.all/map/loop for per-item generation, or once over a whole batch — one batch call is often cheaper and gives the agent cross-item context, while per-item fan-out wins when each item needs independent judgment.

You do not register an action per call. The logic is inline in runWorkflow, the app ships only the run action the template provides, and you call existing registered actions by canonical id.

Worked example — "Find early-stage AI-infra founders from GitHub and LinkedIn plus your own leads table in Supabase; enrich the promising ones; draft a warm intro email for each."
import { type Json, type WorkflowContext } from "./context.js";

export async function runWorkflow(_input: Json, ctx: WorkflowContext): Promise<Json> {
  // concurrency: three independent sources at once
  const [github, leads, linkedin] = await Promise.all([
    // catalog toolkits: pass only the path; Rome fills in the default host
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "github", path: "/search/users", method: "GET", query: { q: "ai-infra" } }),
    // a toolkit with no fixed host (Supabase is per-project) → name it in `host`
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "supabase", host: "<project-ref>.supabase.co", path: "/rest/v1/leads", method: "GET", query: { select: "*", tag: "eq.ai-infra" } }),
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "linkedin", path: "/v2/...", method: "GET" }),
  ]);

  // pure code: dedupe + score (read each response off `.data`)
  const founders = mergeAndScore([github.data, leads.data, linkedin.data]);

  // fan-out + conditional: enrich only the promising founders
  const enriched = await Promise.all(
    founders.map(async (f) =>
      f.score >= 0.7
        // catalog toolkit → omit host; dynamic value → `query`, never string-built into the URL (query-param injection)
        ? ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "linkedin", path: "/v2/people", method: "GET", query: { id: f.handle } })
        : null,
    ),
  );

  // empty is a first-class outcome — say so plainly, never fake a success
  const promising = enriched.filter(Boolean);
  if (promising.length === 0) {
    return { ok: false, message: "No promising founders turned up this time." };
  }

  // one `system:summon` over the whole batch — the intros share context
  const drafted = await ctx.runAction("system:summon", {
    agentName: "assistant:assistant",
    prompt: `Draft a warm intro email for each promising founder:\n${JSON.stringify(promising)}`,
  });

  // return a DISPLAY ENVELOPE: the page renders `message`, so hand it the text
  // (`system:summon` resolves to `{ result, … }` — read `.result`, never the bare object)
  return { ok: true, message: (drafted as { result: string }).result, founders: promising };
}

One function, every shape you need: await for the spine, Promise.all for the three sources, plain code for mergeAndScore, map+if to enrich only the promising founders, and a single system:summon call to draft the intros. Note three things — control flow is ordinary TypeScript over the values in scope; the LLM work is one system:summon call (over the whole batch here because the intros share context, though a per-item call inside the map is equally valid); and the generative part is a summon prompt, not a bespoke "writer" agent.

The endpoints and toolkit slugs above are illustrative — don't copy them blind. Ground each against the provider's real API docs (or a GraphQL introspection query), and confirm each toolkit is connected, via Connector steps.

A complete, runnable reference lives at example_apps/morning-brief/ (it is also se

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description: Build a new Rome **workflow app** — one action whose body is a single async function that implements its control flow in plain TypeScript (`await`, `if`, `for`, `Promise.all`) and calls existing actions (including `system:summon`). Use whenever the user describes a multi-step automation OR asks an LLM to produce something from inputs: "read X then do Y", "pull from A, B, C and combine", "monitor … and notify me", "for each item, if … then …", "turn my X into Y", "write/draft/summarize me a … from …". Generative work — writing, drafting, summarizing, judging — belongs HERE as a `system:summon` call, not a separate app with its own agent. A specialization of `coding:app_creation`; reuses its scaffold/build/pack/install mechanics and adds the workflow shell. Build a plain app (`coding:app_creation`) instead only when the thing needs a user-edited data model, multiple distinct operations, or a conversational agent.
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---
name: workflow_creation
description: Build a new Rome **workflow app** — one action whose body is a single async function that implements its control flow in plain TypeScript (`await`, `if`, `for`, `Promise.all`) and calls existing actions (including `system:summon`). Use whenever the user describes a multi-step automation OR asks an LLM to produce something from inputs: "read X then do Y", "pull from A, B, C and combine", "monitor … and notify me", "for each item, if … then …", "turn my X into Y", "write/draft/summarize me a … from …". Generative work — writing, drafting, summarizing, judging — belongs HERE as a `system:summon` call, not a separate app with its own agent. A specialization of `coding:app_creation`; reuses its scaffold/build/pack/install mechanics and adds the workflow shell. Build a plain app (`coding:app_creation`) instead only when the thing needs a user-edited data model, multiple distinct operations, or a conversational agent.
tools: [Read, Edit, Bash]
---

# Workflow Creation

A **workflow** is a single Rome action whose body is plain author-written code: one async function, `runWorkflow(input, ctx)`, that transforms the value flowing in and implements its own control flow — sequencing, concurrency, conditionals, fan-out — directly in TypeScript. The run action calls `runWorkflow` directly, and the function reaches reusable work through `ctx.runAction(canonicalId, args)`, which can invoke any registered action — `system:send_message`, a SaaS API via `connector:connector_proxy`, or `system:summon` (hand a piece of work to an LLM agent).

**Each workflow is its own Rome app**, scaffolded from the bundled `workflow` template. The template ships the entire shell — run action, trigger API, web page, run-history table — already wired and buildable. You write the one thing that differs per workflow: the body of `runWorkflow()`.

## Artifact identity — never use bare names

The scaffold is `formatVersion: 2`. Definitions use app-local names (`name: run`);
every reference and runtime call uses `<app-id>:<local-name>`, even for an action
owned by this workflow. Never emit a bare artifact name or `self:<name>`.

Use the real canonical ids for shared platform artifacts:

- LLM work: `ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName: "assistant:assistant", prompt })`
- Connected provider API: `ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", args)`
- Messaging: `ctx.runAction("system:send_message", args)`
- Routine creation: `ctx.runAction("system:create_routine", { actionName: "<workflow-app-id>:run", ... })`
- Core orchestrator, only when the workflow explicitly needs it: `core:main`

## Three principles that decide most of the design

These come up on nearly every workflow, so internalize them before writing anything — the rest of the skill assumes them.

1. **Generative work is a `system:summon` call, never a bespoke agent or action.** When the request is "write me a recap / draft replies / summarize these / decide what matters," the tempting move is to stand up a custom *writer agent* plus a `generate` action plus a DB of past results. Resist it — that whole apparatus collapses to one line: `await ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName: "assistant:assistant", prompt })`. Put the voice, persona, and instructions in the **prompt**, not a custom agent. A hand-written `action.yaml`/`agent.yaml` is also an error surface: one wrong field fails the whole app to load, and the run then throws "action not found." `system:summon` *is* the agent entry point.

2. **External APIs go through `connector:connector_proxy`, grounded in a supported toolkit.** The connector holds the credential and injects it into a raw HTTP call to the provider's own API. Reach for it first; call an API directly from code only when no connector can broker its toolkit. The endpoint must be the provider's **real, documented** REST/GraphQL endpoint — not invented — on a toolkit from the catalog in your context. Whether the guardian has *connected* that toolkit is a post-build step, not a precondition for writing the code: build first, then ask them to connect what's needed. (Full procedure: [Connector steps](#connector-steps).)

3. **Run history is the shell's job — don't add your own `db:` table.** The template ships a `runs` table and a "Recent runs" list, and the run action records every run (status, input, result, timing) for you. Even a one-shot "gather → write" task needs no results table of its own.

Reach for `coding:app_creation` instead of this skill only when the thing needs a user-edited data model, multiple distinct operations, or a conversational agent (see its litmus).

> **Out of scope here:** scheduling and live run visualization. The workflow runs **on demand** (a "Run now" button / its run action) and **returns its result**. *When* it fires (a routine bound to the run action) and a richer run UI (structure diagram, per-node progress) are separate follow-ups the platform will provide. Build the workflow as if it runs on demand: don't put scheduling in `runWorkflow`, and don't invent a `cron` call.

## What you author (the template ships everything else)

| Per-workflow (you edit) | Shell (template ships it; don't touch) |
| --- | --- |
| `src/workflow/definition.ts` — the `runWorkflow(input, ctx)` function | `src/workflow/context.ts` — the `WorkflowContext`/`Json` types the app owns |
| `app.yaml` `description`, `tagline`, web nav labels | `src/actions/run/` — the run action (calls `runWorkflow`) |
| `.rome_store/rome_store.yaml` + `README.md` store listing copy | `src/api/index.ts` — the `POST /run` trigger + `GET /runs` history feed |
| `src/web/App.tsx` `COPY` block (title + run-button copy) | `src/web/App.tsx` body (incl. "Recent runs") + `styles.css` |
| `src/assets/icon.svg` — replace the placeholder | `src/db/` — the `runs` history table, migrations, and repository |

The template scaffolds with a starter `definition.ts` (one trivial line) so it builds and runs immediately. If your only changes are `definition.ts` + the `COPY` block, you cannot break the shell.

## Step 0 — Derive the control flow (the real work)

Translate the request into the shape of `runWorkflow`'s body **before** touching the filesystem. It is ordinary TypeScript — write control flow with the language's own constructs, threading values through local variables:

- **Sequence** — `await` each call in order; bind each result to a `const` and feed it into the next.
- **Concurrency** — `const [a, b] = await Promise.all([...])` for genuinely independent work. For concurrent work that performs external *writes*, prefer `Promise.allSettled` then throw if any settled `rejected`, so one failure doesn't resolve the run while a sibling is still mutating the world.
- **Conditional** — a plain `if (pred) { … } else { … }` over the values in scope.
- **Fan-out** — `await Promise.all(items.map(async (item) => …))` for concurrent per-item work, or a `for` loop when it must be sequential.
- **Fold** — `items.reduce(...)` / `.filter(...).length` in plain code.

The non-LLM building blocks inside the function:

- **Transform** data with plain code (fold, score, format) — keep values plain JSON as you thread them.
- **Call an existing action** with `await ctx.runAction("<owner-app-id>:<action-local-name>", args)`. The call throws on failure, so the run fails loudly. For a non-SaaS action, resolve its canonical id and argument shape with `search_actions { query }` then `read_action { action_name }` (which summarizes each argument's name/type/required; nested shapes aren't expanded — confirm complex inputs against the owning app's docs). Don't guess. For a SaaS API, use `connector:connector_proxy` per [Connector steps](#connector-steps).
- **Reach for an LLM** with `await ctx.runAction("system:summon", { agentName, prompt })` when a piece of work needs judgment, exploration, or proactiveness. `agentName` is required and canonical; use the general-purpose **`"assistant:assistant"`** for ordinary generative work, and name a more specific installed agent only when one clearly fits. `system:summon` resolves to `{ result, sessionId, output? }` — the generated text is `result`, not the bare object; read and validate `.result` before passing it downstream. A summon can run inside a `Promise.all`/`map`/loop for per-item generation, or once over a whole batch — one batch call is often cheaper and gives the agent cross-item context, while per-item fan-out wins when each item needs independent judgment.

You do **not** register an action per call. The logic is inline in `runWorkflow`, the app ships only the `run` action the template provides, and you call *existing* registered actions by canonical id.

### Worked example — "Find early-stage AI-infra founders from GitHub and LinkedIn plus your own leads table in Supabase; enrich the promising ones; draft a warm intro email for each."

```ts
import { type Json, type WorkflowContext } from "./context.js";

export async function runWorkflow(_input: Json, ctx: WorkflowContext): Promise<Json> {
  // concurrency: three independent sources at once
  const [github, leads, linkedin] = await Promise.all([
    // catalog toolkits: pass only the path; Rome fills in the default host
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "github", path: "/search/users", method: "GET", query: { q: "ai-infra" } }),
    // a toolkit with no fixed host (Supabase is per-project) → name it in `host`
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "supabase", host: "<project-ref>.supabase.co", path: "/rest/v1/leads", method: "GET", query: { select: "*", tag: "eq.ai-infra" } }),
    ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "linkedin", path: "/v2/...", method: "GET" }),
  ]);

  // pure code: dedupe + score (read each response off `.data`)
  const founders = mergeAndScore([github.data, leads.data, linkedin.data]);

  // fan-out + conditional: enrich only the promising founders
  const enriched = await Promise.all(
    founders.map(async (f) =>
      f.score >= 0.7
        // catalog toolkit → omit host; dynamic value → `query`, never string-built into the URL (query-param injection)
        ? ctx.runAction("connector:connector_proxy", { toolkit: "linkedin", path: "/v2/people", method: "GET", query: { id: f.handle } })
        : null,
    ),
  );

  // empty is a first-class outcome — say so plainly, never fake a success
  const promising = enriched.filter(Boolean);
  if (promising.length === 0) {
    return { ok: false, message: "No promising founders turned up this time." };
  }

  // one `system:summon` over the whole batch — the intros share context
  const drafted = await ctx.runAction("system:summon", {
    agentName: "assistant:assistant",
    prompt: `Draft a warm intro email for each promising founder:\n${JSON.stringify(promising)}`,
  });

  // return a DISPLAY ENVELOPE: the page renders `message`, so hand it the text
  // (`system:summon` resolves to `{ result, … }` — read `.result`, never the bare object)
  return { ok: true, message: (drafted as { result: string }).result, founders: promising };
}
```

One function, every shape you need: `await` for the spine, `Promise.all` for the three sources, plain code for `mergeAndScore`, `map`+`if` to enrich only the promising founders, and a single `system:summon` call to draft the intros. Note three things — control flow is ordinary TypeScript over the values in scope; the LLM work is one `system:summon` call (over the whole batch here because the intros share context, though a per-item call inside the `map` is equally valid); and the generative part is a summon prompt, not a bespoke "writer" agent.

The endpoints and `toolkit` slugs above are **illustrative** — don't copy them blind. Ground each against the provider's real API docs (or a GraphQL introspection query), and confirm each toolkit is connected, via [Connector steps](#connector-steps).

A complete, runnable reference lives at `example_apps/morning-brief/` (it is also se

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