Reviewed multi-agent workflow examples with explicit responsibilities, handoffs, tools, approvals, model routes, and eval contracts. Every example has a deterministic preview that runs without an account, model key, or connector.
| Example | Outcome | Visual flow |
|---|---|---|
| release-proof | Review release evidence, stop at approval, and produce an owner-ready delivery receipt. | Open flow |
| incident-response | Coordinate triage, investigation, containment, and recovery evidence. | Open flow |
| refund-resolution | Ground a refund recommendation in policy and hold the financial action for approval. | Open flow |
| lead-qualification | Produce an explainable fit score, confidence, owner, and reviewed next action. | Open flow |
| knowledge-research | Turn approved sources into a cited answer with uncertainty and reusable evidence. | Open flow |
npm install
npm run preview -- release-proof
npm testEach example contains an importable agent-workflow/workflow.json, runbook,
approval policy, simulation, model routing, and MCP configuration. Open its
visual flow in Codelit to adapt roles and connections, then export a runnable
TypeScript pack when the design is ready.
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These previews never invent live execution. Connected-app reads and writes remain unavailable until the user explicitly supplies credentials and approves the action in a runtime that supports that connector.
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