Run workflows

Install a community workflow and run it from your agent.

A workflow is a packaged multi-step automation. Install one and your agent gets a new tool it can call by name.

Steps

1. Browse the community library. Each workflow lists the apps it touches and what it does.
2. Click Install. Weldable adds it to your account.
3. Ask your agent to run it. For example:
   • "Run my daily standup digest and post it to #team-eng."
   • "Enrich this lead and add them to our Q2 outbound list."
   • "Send out the weekly KPI report."

Long-running workflows execute durably in the background. Ask your agent for status anytime.

What happens when you install a workflow

Weldable adds the workflow to your action catalog. It sits alongside your integration tools — your agent can reach it the same way it reaches any other action, by describing what it wants to do.

Intent is matched by name and description. When your agent calls act, Weldable looks at the installed workflow names and descriptions alongside your available integration tools and picks the best match. If you install a workflow called "Weekly KPI Report", your agent will route to it when the intent is close enough:

act("send out the weekly KPI report")
act("run the KPI report and post it to Slack")
act("weekly metrics — send now")

All three would resolve to the same workflow. Your agent does not need to use the exact workflow name.

Workflows run reliably in the background

Once you start a workflow, you can close your laptop. Weldable keeps it running and picks up right where it left off if anything goes wrong — no need to babysit it or restart it manually.

If a workflow touches 500 contacts and something fails halfway through, it does not start over from the beginning. It continues from where it stopped. You get a full history of what ran, what succeeded, and what didn't, so you always know what happened.

Some errors require your attention before the workflow can continue. If an integration loses authorization, an API runs out of quota, or a connected service goes down, Weldable pauses the workflow and notifies you. Once you fix the issue — reconnecting an account, for example — the workflow resumes from where it paused.

Checking status

Ask your agent mid-run: "What is the status of my KPI report workflow?" Weldable reports back the current step, elapsed time, and any errors. You can also view run history in your dashboard under the workflow detail page.

Open format

Workflows are written in workflowskill, an open Markdown and Python format. You can inspect the source of any community workflow before installing it, fork a copy to modify it, or export it to run on your own infrastructure. No lock-in.

Want to build your own? See Write workflows.