docs: point workflow authoring at @relayflows/core, not the removed sdk subpath - #97
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…dk subpath `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` no longer exists. `@agent-relay/sdk` exports `.`, `./messaging`, `./delivery`, `./actions`, `./session`, and `./capabilities` and nothing else — verified against published 11.6.10 and monorepo source 11.6.2, which has no `packages/sdk/src/workflows` directory at all. Every example in these skills opened with an import that cannot resolve. `@relayflows/core` replaces it, per cloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs, which asserts it is installed in the sandbox image "(replaces the removed @agent-relay/sdk/workflows)". One package now covers both local runs and `ctx.workflow.run(...)` dispatch inside the cloud runner. Also writes down three things that cost a full afternoon to diagnose while certifying a customer-facing workflow, each of which fails open or fails silent: - Slack human assistance is wired only into the interactive PTY path. `execNonInteractive` has no HUMAN_QUESTION handling, so an approval gate on a `preset: worker` agent never parks, never posts, and prints its own approval token because the non-interactive wrapper prompt demands single-pass completion. An approval gate that fails open is worse than no gate. - Step-level `humanAssistance` replaces the swarm-level value instead of merging, silently dropping the channel and timeout. - A workspace credential without a writable `/slack` grant accepts the question write, logs success, then dead-letters it 401 — the run parks on a question nobody was asked. Added the three commands that surface it. And that `preset: 'reviewer'` is not a permission boundary: it only injects prompt text and picks the non-interactive path, so reviewers relying on it alone resolve to `readwrite`. Noted the two provisioning caveats that come with the `permissions` block that actually does restrict them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@skills/writing-agent-relay-workflows/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 16-17: Update the import in the audit-skills-clarity workflow to
use workflow from `@relayflows/core` instead of the unavailable
`@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` subpath, preserving the existing workflow startup
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| **Package:** import from **`@relayflows/core`**. `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` was **removed** and `@relayflows/core` replaces it (see `cloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs`, which asserts `@relayflows/core` is present in the sandbox image). `@agent-relay/sdk` exports `.`, `./messaging`, `./delivery`, `./actions`, `./session`, and `./capabilities` — there is no `./workflows` subpath, so the old specifier cannot resolve. If you find a workflow importing it, or a hand-written ambient `declare module '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows'` stub standing in for the missing types, both are stale: repoint them at `@relayflows/core` and delete the stub. The same package works locally and inside the cloud workflow runner, so `ctx.workflow.run(...)`-dispatched workflows use it too. | ||
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Replace the removed workflow import.
workflows/audit-skills-clarity.ts:1 imports the unavailable @agent-relay/sdk/workflows subpath. Import workflow from @relayflows/core so the workflow can start.
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In `@skills/writing-agent-relay-workflows/SKILL.md` around lines 16 - 17, Update
the import in the audit-skills-clarity workflow to use workflow from
`@relayflows/core` instead of the unavailable `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` subpath,
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P2: The migration to `@relayflows/core` is incomplete: `workflows/audit-skills-clarity.ts:1` still imports `from '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows'`, the exact path this change declares removed. Running that maintenance workflow (`audit-skills-clarity`) will fail with a module-not-found before any step executes. This added line now instructs readers to repoint any stale consumer at `@relayflows/core`, yet the repo ships one it leaves broken.</violation>
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P2: This PR makes substantive content changes to the writing-agent-relay-workflows skill (replacing the documented import contract from `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` to `@relayflows/core`, plus new warnings), but its version in prpm.json stays at 1.6.18. Consumers who installed or pinned 1.6.18 will keep the stale `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` import path unless the version is bumped, so the fix never reaches them. Bump the writing-agent-relay-workflows version in prpm.json (and the collection version if this skill ships through `agent-relay-starter`) as part of this change.</violation>
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| **Package:** import from **`@relayflows/core`**. `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` was **removed** and `@relayflows/core` replaces it (see `cloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs`, which asserts `@relayflows/core` is present in the sandbox image). `@agent-relay/sdk` exports `.`, `./messaging`, `./delivery`, `./actions`, `./session`, and `./capabilities` — there is no `./workflows` subpath, so the old specifier cannot resolve. If you find a workflow importing it, or a hand-written ambient `declare module '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows'` stub standing in for the missing types, both are stale: repoint them at `@relayflows/core` and delete the stub. The same package works locally and inside the cloud workflow runner, so `ctx.workflow.run(...)`-dispatched workflows use it too. |
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P2: The migration to @relayflows/core is incomplete: workflows/audit-skills-clarity.ts:1 still imports from '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows', the exact path this change declares removed. Running that maintenance workflow (audit-skills-clarity) will fail with a module-not-found before any step executes. This added line now instructs readers to repoint any stale consumer at @relayflows/core, yet the repo ships one it leaves broken.
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**Pattern selection:** Do not default to `dag` blindly. If the job needs a different swarm/workflow type, consult the `choosing-swarm-patterns` skill when available and select the pattern that best matches the coordination problem.
+**Package:** import from **`@relayflows/core`**. `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` was **removed** and `@relayflows/core` replaces it (see `cloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs`, which asserts `@relayflows/core` is present in the sandbox image). `@agent-relay/sdk` exports `.`, `./messaging`, `./delivery`, `./actions`, `./session`, and `./capabilities` — there is no `./workflows` subpath, so the old specifier cannot resolve. If you find a workflow importing it, or a hand-written ambient `declare module '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows'` stub standing in for the missing types, both are stale: repoint them at `@relayflows/core` and delete the stub. The same package works locally and inside the cloud workflow runner, so `ctx.workflow.run(...)`-dispatched workflows use it too.
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P2: This PR makes substantive content changes to the writing-agent-relay-workflows skill (replacing the documented import contract from @agent-relay/sdk/workflows to @relayflows/core, plus new warnings), but its version in prpm.json stays at 1.6.18. Consumers who installed or pinned 1.6.18 will keep the stale @agent-relay/sdk/workflows import path unless the version is bumped, so the fix never reaches them. Bump the writing-agent-relay-workflows version in prpm.json (and the collection version if this skill ships through agent-relay-starter) as part of this change.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At skills/writing-agent-relay-workflows/SKILL.md, line 16:
<comment>This PR makes substantive content changes to the writing-agent-relay-workflows skill (replacing the documented import contract from `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` to `@relayflows/core`, plus new warnings), but its version in prpm.json stays at 1.6.18. Consumers who installed or pinned 1.6.18 will keep the stale `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` import path unless the version is bumped, so the fix never reaches them. Bump the writing-agent-relay-workflows version in prpm.json (and the collection version if this skill ships through `agent-relay-starter`) as part of this change.</comment>
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**Pattern selection:** Do not default to `dag` blindly. If the job needs a different swarm/workflow type, consult the `choosing-swarm-patterns` skill when available and select the pattern that best matches the coordination problem.
+**Package:** import from **`@relayflows/core`**. `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` was **removed** and `@relayflows/core` replaces it (see `cloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs`, which asserts `@relayflows/core` is present in the sandbox image). `@agent-relay/sdk` exports `.`, `./messaging`, `./delivery`, `./actions`, `./session`, and `./capabilities` — there is no `./workflows` subpath, so the old specifier cannot resolve. If you find a workflow importing it, or a hand-written ambient `declare module '@agent-relay/sdk/workflows'` stub standing in for the missing types, both are stale: repoint them at `@relayflows/core` and delete the stub. The same package works locally and inside the cloud workflow runner, so `ctx.workflow.run(...)`-dispatched workflows use it too.
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…ions Two P2s from cubic, both fair. **A shipped workflow still used the removed path.** `workflows/audit-skills-clarity.ts` imported `@agent-relay/sdk/workflows` — the exact specifier this change documents as removed — so running `audit-skills-clarity` would fail with module-not-found before its first step. Telling readers to repoint stale consumers while leaving a broken one in the repo is not a good look. Repointed at `@relayflows/core`. **The version pins meant the fix would never ship.** Consumers who installed or pinned the old versions would keep the stale import path regardless of this change. Bumped the three skills whose content changed: - writing-agent-relay-workflows 1.6.18 -> 1.6.19 - choosing-swarm-patterns 1.1.4 -> 1.1.5 - relay-80-100-workflow 1.0.8 -> 1.0.9 The one remaining mention of the old specifier is deliberate: line 16 names it while explaining that it was removed and what replaced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every TypeScript example in these skills opened with an import that cannot resolve.
@agent-relay/sdkexports.,./messaging,./delivery,./actions,./session, and./capabilities— there is no./workflowssubpath. Verified against published11.6.10and monorepo source11.6.2, which has nopackages/sdk/src/workflowsdirectory at all.@relayflows/corereplaces it, percloud/scripts/smoke-sandbox-image.mjs, which asserts it is installed in the sandbox image "(replaces the removed@agent-relay/sdk/workflows)". One package now covers both local runs andctx.workflow.run(...)dispatch inside the cloud runner.Touched:
writing-agent-relay-workflows(4 occurrences),choosing-swarm-patterns,relay-80-100-workflow.Also writes down three failure modes that cost a full afternoon
Each one fails open or fails silent, which is why none of them were obvious:
execNonInteractivehas noHUMAN_QUESTIONhandling, so an approval gate on apreset: workeragent never parks, never posts, and prints its own approval token because the non-interactive wrapper prompt demands single-pass completion. An approval gate that fails open is worse than no gate.humanAssistancereplaces the swarm-level value instead of merging, silently dropping the channel and timeout./slackgrant accepts the question write, logsWrote Slack question through local Relayfile mount: <path>, then dead-letters it 401 — the run parks on a question nobody was asked. Added the three commands that surface it (relayfile writeback status,integration list, and checking for a--remote-path /slackmount).And that
preset: 'reviewer'is not a permission boundary — it only injects prompt text and picks the non-interactive path, so reviewers relying on it alone resolve toreadwrite. Noted the two provisioning caveats that come with thepermissionsblock that actually does restrict them.Companion code fixes: AgentWorkforce/agents#112, AgentWorkforce/relayflows#31, AgentWorkforce/relayfile#430.
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