workflow-end

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Install skill "workflow-end" with this command: npx skills add duc01226/easyplatform/duc01226-easyplatform-workflow-end

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Workflow End

Finalize and close the active workflow, clearing state so the next user prompt triggers fresh workflow detection.

When This Runs

This skill is the last step of every workflow sequence. It runs automatically after the final functional step (e.g., /watzup , /status , /acceptance ).

NOT for: Manual invocation mid-workflow (use workflow switching via /workflow-start instead).

What To Do

  • Mark this task as completed via TaskUpdate

  • Announce to the user: "Workflow [name] completed. Next prompt will trigger fresh workflow detection."

  • The workflow-step-tracker hook handles the actual state cleanup automatically when this skill completes

That's it. The hook does the heavy lifting.

See Also

  • Skill: /workflow-start

  • Start/switch workflows

  • Hook: workflow-step-tracker.cjs

  • Clears state on final step completion

  • Hook: workflow-router.cjs

  • Detects active vs inactive workflows

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