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Workflows

Playbook for authoring, running, evaluating, and improving Gina sandbox workflows with safe defaults and repeatable operations.

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (workflow authoring, running, evaluating) match the content: CLI commands, workflow file locations, run artifacts, and evaluation/optimize loop are all directly relevant. No unrelated credentials, binaries, or installs are requested.
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Instruction Scope
The SKILL.md and references describe workflow step types that include powerful runtime primitives (exec, fs.promises.*, kv.*, sql, callTool). This is expected for a workflow engine because steps must run shell commands, read/write files, and use KV/SQL. Because the playbook instructs authors/operators to scaffold/open workflows in /workspace/.harness/workflows and to validate/run them, you should review workflow code before executing runs—steps can execute arbitrary host commands and access files.
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Instruction-only skill with no install spec and no code files to write to disk. Low installation risk.
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Credentials
No environment variables, credentials, or config paths are requested. The playbook explicitly advises least-privilege and not including secrets in logs or skill text.
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Skill does not request always:true, does not modify other skills, and is user-invocable only. No long-lived privileges or autonomous persistence are requested.
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This is a coherent operations playbook for creating and running sandbox workflows. It does describe and rely on workflow step capabilities that can execute shell commands, read and write files, and access KV/SQL; those are normal for a workflow system but mean you should never run unreviewed workflows. Before installing/using: (1) Confirm the 'workflow' CLI/runtime you will call is the expected/trusted tool on your system, (2) review any .ts workflow definitions in /workspace/.harness/workflows for untrusted exec/fs/kv usage, (3) keep secrets out of workflow code and logs, and (4) require explicit permission scopes and least privilege for any steps that perform writes or external actions.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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SKILL.md

Workflows via Ask Gina Skill

What It Does

Provides a practical workflow-authoring and operations standard for Gina sandbox automation.

  • Creates and validates workflow definitions.
  • Runs workflows and inspects artifacts/logs.
  • Applies a repeatable eval -> optimize -> compare loop.
  • Uses safe TypeScript/SQL/KV patterns for step logic.

When To Use

  • You are creating or maintaining multi-step workflow orchestration.
  • You need reproducible debugging from run artifacts.
  • You want measurable improvements using baseline comparisons.

When Not To Use

  • The task is a single action with no orchestration requirement.
  • You only need high-level strategy language without runnable steps.
  • You cannot provide explicit permissions or side effects.

Inputs

  • Workflow intent and success criteria.
  • Trigger definition and input schema.
  • Required tools/data sources and permission scope.
  • Optional baseline run ID for optimization.

Outputs

  • Validated workflow definition (.ts).
  • Runnable execution with traceable artifacts.
  • Evaluation record with baseline comparison.
  • Clear rollback path for regressions.

Core Commands

workflow create <id>
workflow validate <id>
workflow run <id> [--input JSON]
workflow status <run-id>
workflow logs <run-id> [--step <step-id>]
workflow eval <run-id>
workflow optimize <id> --baseline <run-id>
workflow rollback <id> <opt-run-id>

Setup

  1. Confirm workflow tooling is available (workflow list should succeed).
  2. Scaffold or open the target workflow in /workspace/.harness/workflows/.
  3. Keep active versions on @latest.ts naming when versioned variants exist.
  4. Validate before every run: workflow validate <id>.
  5. For risky changes, capture a baseline run and eval before editing.

Capability Contract Checklist

For each workflow entry, explicitly define:

  • Trigger.
  • Inputs.
  • Outputs.
  • Side effects.
  • Failure modes.
  • Permission scope.

Failure Modes

  • Validation failure from malformed step definitions.
  • Runtime errors in TS/SQL/Bash steps.
  • Missing tool permissions or tool availability.
  • Data shape changes causing parse/cast failures.
  • Timeout/retry exhaustion in external calls.

Security And Permissions

  • Use least privilege by step using allow and block.
  • Declare permissions in the submission contract (no wildcard permissions).
  • Never include raw secrets in skill text, logs, or examples.
  • Treat writes (files, KV, external posts, trading actions) as explicit side effects.

Evidence Expectations

  • Setup path that a reviewer can execute in under 10 minutes.
  • One reproducible run artifact or run log example.
  • Clear statement of expected outputs and acceptable failure behavior.

Optional Directories

workflows/
  SKILL.md
  references/   # implementation and API details
  scripts/      # optional helpers for repeatable checks
  assets/       # optional diagrams/screenshots

Reference Material

Deep technical references are intentionally split out:

  • references/cli-and-definition.md
  • references/eval-optimize-and-artifacts.md
  • references/polymarket-patterns.md

Use these as appendices while keeping this file focused on operational usage.

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