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ai-agent-workflowlisted

Use when designing or improving AI engineering workflows after the stack direction is already mostly known. Covers prompt pipelines, MCP integrations, tool-using agents, reusable workflow specs, evaluation loops, and workflow decomposition. Trigger this for agent architecture, prompt refinement, tool grounding, workflow design, and turning repeatable AI tasks into durable systems. If the main question is local model selection, deployment path, or LM Studio versus Ollama versus MLX, use local-ai-systems-studio instead. If the main request is to create, rewrite, benchmark, or improve a skill itself, use skill-creator instead even when the skill is AI-related.
philberthandson333/codex-skill-ai-agent-workflow · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill philberthandson333/codex-skill-ai-agent-workflow
# AI Agent Workflow Use this skill when the goal is not just to get one answer, but to build a repeatable AI-assisted workflow and the main stack direction is already mostly known. This skill is for taking AI ideas and turning them into structured loops: prompts, tools, retrieval, checks, and reusable building blocks. ## Inputs Useful inputs for this skill include: - the repeatable task you want the workflow to handle - current prompt, script, tool, or skill draft if one exists - model constraints such as local-only or API limits when the basic stack is already chosen - available tools, MCP servers, files, or data sources - quality bar, failure modes, and evaluation expectations ## Outputs Strong outputs from this skill usually include one or more of: - a reusable workflow specification - a prompt template or prompt stack - a tool integration or MCP plan - an evaluation loop or quality rubric - a recommendation for whether this should be a prompt, skill, script, or MCP server - a minimal implementation path with clear next steps ## Non-goals This skill is not the best fit for: - choosing between local deployment stacks such as MLX, GGUF, LM Studio, Ollama, or vLLM - hardware-first local LLM decisions or local serving setup questions - creating a new skill from scratch or rewriting the skill artifact itself - benchmarking a skill, improving skill triggering, or building a skill eval harness - one-off content writing with no reusable workflow need - generic code fixes u