Workflows

Workflows provide structured, reusable task templates that help you execute common, high-value activities inside a project.

Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you can launch a workflow that pre-fills a carefully designed instruction tailored to a specific goal, such as generating documentation, performing a security review, or validating recent changes.

Workflows are assistive, not autonomous. When you select one:

• The structured prompt is inserted into the active session
• Nothing runs automatically
• You can review and edit the instructions
• Execution begins only after you send the message

All workflows run within the same project boundaries, sandbox environment, and permission model as any normal session.

How Workflows Fit Into the Workspace

Workflows integrate directly into Chat Trials.

They help standardize repeatable engineering tasks while preserving:

• Full transparency
• Manual approval before execution
• Visibility into file changes and commands
• Sandbox isolation

They are especially useful when consistency, structure, or rigor matters across sessions or team members.

Available Workflows

Below is an overview of the currently available workflows.

SecOps

Performs a structured security posture review of the repository. It analyzes authentication logic, dependency risks, configuration issues, secrets exposure, and other vulnerability patterns, then produces a severity-classified report with remediation guidance.

QA

Generates a structured test plan for a feature or system. It identifies critical paths, edge cases, failure scenarios, and risk areas, helping teams define validation coverage before release.

Docs

Creates developer-facing documentation based on repository analysis. It generates structured outputs such as setup guides, architecture overviews, module explanations, and usage examples.

Aggregate Documentation

Collects and synthesizes official documentation for the technologies used in the project. It extracts key APIs, best practices, and examples to produce a concise, consolidated technical reference.

System Diagrams

Analyzes the project structure and generates architectural diagrams using Mermaid syntax. It can produce flowcharts, sequence diagrams, dependency graphs, and data flow representations.

Scan & Review

Conducts a structured review of changes made during the session. It validates alignment with project conventions, checks for anti-patterns, verifies edge cases, and assesses production readiness before completion.

When to Use Workflows

Workflows are most useful when:

• The task follows a known, repeatable pattern
• You want structured output without writing detailed prompts
• Team consistency is important
• You want built-in guardrails around scope and expectations

For exploratory or highly custom tasks, you can still start with a free-form session.

Workflows simply provide a structured starting point. Control always remains with you.