sequential agent workflow builder

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    Architect high-reliability multi-agent pipelines with formal contracts, validation gates, and revision loops.

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    Design a 4-stage sequential agent pipeline for processing customer support emails, from classification to final response generation, including quality gates and escalation rules.

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    • Compiled the sequential agent workflow

    I have designed a 4-stage sequential workflow for customer support email processing. This specification includes strict input/output contracts, validation gates, and clear escalation paths for low-confidence classifications.

    Support Email Processing Workflow

    graph TD
        S1[stage-01-triage] --> G1{gate-01-02}
        G1 -->|Pass| S2[stage-02-extract]
        G1 -->|Fail| E1[Escalate to Human]
        S2 --> G2{gate-02-03}
        G2 -->|Pass| S3[stage-03-draft]
        G2 -->|Fail| R1[Revision Loop S1]
        S3 --> G3{gate-03-04}
        G3 -->|Pass| S4[stage-04-qa]
        S4 --> G4{gate-04-out}
    

    Stage Definitions

    Stage IDAgent RoleOutput ContractValidation Gate
    stage-01-triageClassifier{category: string, priority: int, sentiment: float}priority in [1,2,3]
    stage-02-extractData Extractor{order_id: string, customer_id: string, issue_summary: text}order_id matches regex
    stage-03-draftWriter{response_body: text, tone: string, cited_docs: list}response_body.length > 50
    stage-04-qaReviewer{approved: bool, score: float, feedback: text}score >= 0.85

    Revision & Escalation Policy

    Revision Loop: If gate-03-04 fails, the QA agent sends a revision_message to the Writer agent. Max 2 attempts before escalation.

    Escalation: Any artifact with a classification confidence < 0.7 at stage-01 is routed to the human_coordinator_agent.

    • Traceability: All transitions are logged with an upstream_digest to ensure data integrity across the pipeline.

    Next steps

    • Implement the JSON Schemas for the defined output contracts in your orchestration framework.
    • Configure the human_coordinator_agent webhook for the escalation triggers.
    • Run the "Happy Path" test scenario to verify agent handoff latency.

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    About this skill

    The problem

    Multi-agent systems often fail when low-quality outputs from one agent propagate downstream, causing a chain reaction of errors. Managing state, handoffs, and error recovery in complex agent pipelines becomes unmanageable without a formal contract-driven architecture.

    What it does

    • Generates strict sequential stage definitions with specialized roles and clear input/output contracts.
    • Designs automated validation gates to block malformed or low-confidence artifacts before they reach downstream agents.
    • Configures bounded revision loops and feedback paths to resolve quality issues without manual restarts.
    • Defines explicit escalation rules and conflict resolution protocols for handling autonomous failures.
    • Specifies append-only traceability schemas to maintain a full audit trail of every agent decision and state transition.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Building reliable agent chains requires rigorous systems engineering, not just prompting. This skill enforces a structured framework that prevents common pitfalls like circular dependencies, state drift, and unhandled edge cases, delivering a blueprint that is ready for implementation in your orchestration layer.

    Use cases

    • Content generation pipelines requiring extraction, analysis, drafting, and QA stages.
    • Data processing workflows where accuracy and confidence scores must meet specific thresholds.
    • Legal or financial document analysis needing multi-stage verification and human-in-the-loop escalation.
    • Complex software engineering tasks involving research, implementation, testing, and documentation stages.

    Known limitations

    Focuses on synchronous sequential pipelines. Asynchronous or highly parallel branch designs require explicit manual annotation within the workflow specification.

    Focuses on synchronous sequential pipelines. Asynchronous or highly parallel branch designs require explicit manual annotation within the workflow specification.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    It uses formal YAML-based stage definitions, JSON input/output contracts, and non-negotiable validation gates to ensure quality at every handoff.

    Yes. The skill includes a Revision Loop Specification to define bounded feedback paths and max iteration limits between specific stages.

    It uses a dedicated Escalation Rules section to define triggers for human intervention when validation fails or conflicts occur.

    The skill is optimized for synchronous, strictly ordered pipelines. Parallel branches require manual annotation within the workflow spec.

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