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This repository packages a skill that helps AI coding agents generate, review, and improve Hexabot v3 workflow YAML, action contracts, bindings, memory requirements, and agentic automation designs.Hexabot workflow skill
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}workflow-writer is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by hexabot-ai. This repository packages a skill that helps AI coding agents generate, review, and improve Hexabot v3 workflow YAML, action contracts, bindings, memory requirements, and agentic automation designs.Hexabot workflow skill. It has 0 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/hexabot-ai/workflow-writer" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
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This repository packages a skill that helps AI coding agents generate, review, and improve Hexabot v3 workflow YAML, action contracts, bindings, memory requirements, and agentic automation designs.
The agent-facing instructions live in skills/hexabot-workflow-writer/SKILL.md. This README is human-facing GitHub documentation for the skill repository.
Hexabot v3 is a self-hostable AI workflow automation platform for building workflows that talk, act, and remember. It combines conversational channels, YAML-based workflow definitions, reusable actions, model/tool bindings, memory and RAG capabilities, MCP integration points, and human handoff patterns in one runtime.
Teams can use Hexabot to build customer-facing assistants, internal service automations, scheduled workflows, and operational agents while keeping the platform and production data under their own control.
conversational, manual, and scheduled Hexabot workflows.skills/hexabot-workflow-writer/
├── SKILL.md
├── examples/
│ ├── contact-calendar-agent.workflow.yaml
│ └── customer-support-triage.workflow.yaml
└── references/
├── action-design-guide.md
├── output-templates.md
├── workflow-authoring-guide.md
└── workflow-review-checklist.md
Ask the agent to use this skill when you need to:
For the most accurate output, provide the workflow type, available actions, configured bindings, memory definitions, external systems, and whether a live Hexabot MCP server or checked-out Hexabot repository is available.
The skill is designed to prefer live source-of-truth checks before final YAML is presented. When available, the agent should inspect a checked-out Hexabot repository or a configured Hexabot MCP server for action schemas, workflow schemas, binding kinds, memory definitions, and existing workflows.
If only this packaged skill is available, the included references and examples can guide drafting, but runtime verification still requires Hexabot source files, a running Hexabot API, or a Hexabot MCP server.
When authoring workflows against a local Hexabot project, the default development endpoints are:
Common project bootstrap commands:
npm install -g @hexabot-ai/cli
hexabot create my-project
cd my-project
hexabot dev
This skill is documentation and guidance for working with Hexabot workflows. Refer to the official Hexabot repository for current Hexabot license terms, attribution requirements, and contribution guidelines.