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Run a persisted multi-agent DevSpace workflow from a script file or a named project workflow, then wait for or inspect its result.
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Run a persisted multi-agent DevSpace workflow from a script file or a named project workflow, then wait for or inspect its result.
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workflows.SKILL.mdname: workflows
description: Run a persisted multi-agent DevSpace workflow from a script file or a named project workflow, then wait for or inspect its result.
DevSpace workflows
Use a workflow when a task has a repeatable multi-agent plan. Keep one-off delegation on the `subagents` commands.
Named workflows live in the current project's `.devspace/workflows/` directory. Run a named workflow or a specific file:
devspace workflow run --name <name> [--args '<json>']
devspace workflow run --file <path> [--args-file <path>]
The command returns a compact `<workflow id="..." status="..."/>` receipt. Keep the ID. Workflow code is read-only by default; add `--write-mode allowed` only when the workflow must modify the project.
Wait up to 60 seconds at a time. Repeat `wait` if the returned status is still running; do not poll `status` in a loop.
devspace workflow wait <id> --timeout 60
Inspect current state, calls, or one full call when needed:
devspace workflow status <id>
devspace workflow calls <id>
devspace workflow call <id> <index>
devspace workflow events <id> --after <last-sequence>
devspace workflow ls
`events` returns at most 100 persisted log and phase entries. Keep the highest sequence and pass it with `--after` for the next page.
Cancel only when the parent task no longer needs the run:
devspace workflow cancel <id>
Resume an interrupted or failed run from its durable call history:
devspace workflow run --resume <id> [--args '<json>']
Use `--json` only for scripts that need structured output.
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name: workflows description: Run a persisted multi-agent DevSpace workflow from a script file or a named project workflow, then wait for or inspect its result.
DevSpace workflows
Use a workflow when a task has a repeatable multi-agent plan. Keep one-off delegation on the `subagents` commands.
Named workflows live in the current project's `.devspace/workflows/` directory. Run a named workflow or a specific file:
devspace workflow run --name <name> [--args '<json>'] devspace workflow run --file <path> [--args-file <path>]
The command returns a compact `<workflow id="..." status="..."/>` receipt. Keep the ID. Workflow code is read-only by default; add `--write-mode allowed` only when the workflow must modify the project.
Wait up to 60 seconds at a time. Repeat `wait` if the returned status is still running; do not poll `status` in a loop.
devspace workflow wait <id> --timeout 60
Inspect current state, calls, or one full call when needed:
devspace workflow status <id> devspace workflow calls <id> devspace workflow call <id> <index> devspace workflow events <id> --after <last-sequence> devspace workflow ls
`events` returns at most 100 persisted log and phase entries. Keep the highest sequence and pass it with `--after` for the next page.
Cancel only when the parent task no longer needs the run:
devspace workflow cancel <id>
Resume an interrupted or failed run from its durable call history:
devspace workflow run --resume <id> [--args '<json>']
Use `--json` only for scripts that need structured output.
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