Examples — flowwork docs

A library of complete, runnable workflows to read and adapt. Each ships as a .js file in examples/workflows/ and with the Pro skill; register any of them with flowctl def create --file <file> and start it with flowctl run start.

Building blocks

Small workflows that each demonstrate one construct — the fastest way to see a feature in isolation:

Example	Shows
`hello.js`	The minimal workflow: one step, an `apiTrigger`, `next: "end"`.
`simple-approval.js`	A `form` with a JSON schema, `branch()` routing, a `query`.
`multi-step.js`	Sequential steps and a `signal` pause/resume.
`branch-router.js`	A pure routing step (and why it still needs a handler).
`form-loop.js`	Looping back to a form on invalid input, with a max-attempt escape.
`foreach-batch.js`	Iterating an array variable with `foreach`.
`parallel-fanout.js`	Running steps concurrently and joining.
`webhook-order.js`	Parking on a `webhook` and branching on the callback.
`retry-http.js`	A `connector` with `retryPolicy` + `onError`.
`http-connector-test.js`	The generic-HTTP envelope (GET + POST).
`llm-prompt.js`	Form input → LLM connector → store.
`scheduled-report.js`	A `scheduleTrigger` with a collision policy.
`composio-gmail.js`	The Composio flat-args envelope.
`neon-mcp.js`	An MCP connector over remote HTTP (Neon).
`filesystem-write.js`	An MCP connector over a spawned stdio server.
`agent-triage.js`	An `agent()` step with a typed, schema-validated result.
`invoice-approval.js`	Multi-level form approval with a `result` reducer.
`order-processing.js`	The kitchen sink: retries, loop, foreach, parallel, webhook, errors, templates.

Real-world recipes

End-to-end, domain-shaped workflows you can adapt to production scenarios. Each has a walkthrough (problem → diagram → annotated workflow → how to run → variations) and a runnable source file:

Recipe	Sketch
Nightly DB report → email	`scheduleTrigger` → query a database → LLM summarize → email the summary.
Incident escalation	alert → `agent()` classify severity → branch → parallel notify → human ack.
Lead enrichment & routing	new-lead trigger → HTTP enrich → LLM score → branch route → email.
Customer refund approval	request → threshold branch → multi-level `form` approval → payment connector.

Let Claude Code scaffold one

With the flowwork skill installed, you can describe a workflow in plain language and have Claude Code scaffold it from the closest recipe — then run and drive it over channels.