🔄 Workflow Flows — Automatizando Tarefas com Orquestração BPMN
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PortuguêsO que são Flows no TacFlow?
Flows são a orquestração BPMN-like de tarefas entre múltiplos agentes do swarm. Você define uma sequência de passos — cada um executado por um agente diferente — e o sistema garante a ordem e a dependência entre eles.
Como criar um Flow
Use a skill flow-management para criar, editar e gerenciar flows. Você pode:
- Criar nodes (etapas) e edges (conexões) visualmente
- Definir agentes especÃficos para cada etapa
- Configurar entradas, saÃdas e condições
Exemplo Prático
"Crie um flow que pesquisa na web, analisa com visão, e salva na memória"Isso criaria:
- Node 1: Agente de busca → pesquisa o termo na web
- Node 2: Agente com visão → analisa os resultados
- Node 3: Agente de memória → salva o aprendizado
Boas Práticas- Desenhe primeiro: Mapeie o fluxo em etapas antes de criar
- Teste em etapas: Valide cada node individualmente
- Use nomes descritivos: Facilita debug e manutenção
- Combine com Scheduler: Para execução recorrente
EnglishWhat are Flows in TacFlow?
Flows are BPMN-like orchestration of tasks across multiple swarm agents. You define a sequence of steps — each executed by a different agent — and the system ensures order and dependencies between them.
How to create a Flow
Use the flow-management skill to create, edit, and manage flows. You can:
- Create nodes (steps) and edges (connections) visually
- Assign specific agents to each step
- Configure inputs, outputs, and conditions
Practical Example
"Create a flow that searches the web, analyzes with vision, and saves to memory"This would create:
- Node 1: Search agent → searches the web
- Node 2: Vision agent → analyzes results
- Node 3: Memory agent → saves the learning
Best Practices- Design first: Map the flow in steps before creating
- Test incrementally: Validate each node individually
- Use descriptive names: Makes debugging easier
- Combine with Scheduler: For recurring execution
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