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Here\u0027s the basic structure:\n\n```yaml\nid: ai_with_tools\ntype: ai_agent\nconfig:\n  model_client_id: gpt4_model\n  system_message: |\n    You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n    Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n  user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n  \n  # Tools configuration\n  tools:\n  - current_time\n  - weather_api\n  - user_preferences\n  \n  # Required for tool resolution\n  tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"\n```\n\n### Step 2: Required Configuration Elements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names to make available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n**Important**: Both `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support this tools configuration (as shown in chunk 235).\n\n### Step 3: Understanding How Tools Work\n\nThe documentation outlines the tool execution flow (chunk 239):\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Complete Example\n\nHere\u0027s a comprehensive example from the documentation showing an AI agent with tools:\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"  \n\n# Model client configuration\nmodel_clients:\n- id: gpt4_model\n  provider: openai\n  config:\n    model: gpt-4o-mini\n    api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n    temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\ntools:\n- current_time\n- weather_api\n- user_preferences  \n\n# Required tenant ID for tool resolution\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\n# Additional AI agent settings\ntemperature: 0.7\nmax_tokens: 1000\n\n# Input/Output configuration\ninputs:\n- name: user_query\n  type: string\n  required: true\n  default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Key Points to Remember\n\n- Tools must be configured under the same format as the AI agent configuration\n- The `tenant_id` is crucial - without it, tool resolution won\u0027t work\n- MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools enable AI agents to execute external functions and services\n- AI agents automatically decide when to use available tools based on user requests\n__OUTPUTS__ {\"ai_response\": \"Based on the provided documentation, here\u0027s how to add tools to an AI agent:\\n\\n## Adding Tools to AI Agent\\n\\n### Step 1: Configure the AI Agent with Tools\\n\\nTo add tools to an AI agent, you need to include a `tools` configuration section in your AI agent task. 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id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\n\n# Model Client Examples:\n# OpenAI Configuration:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: gpt4_model\n#     provider: openai\n#     config:\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n#       api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n#       temperature: 0.7\n#       max_tokens: 2000\n#\n# Anthropic Configuration:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: claude_model\n#     provider: anthropic\n#     config:\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\n#       api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n#       temperature: 0.7\n#       max_tokens: 1500\n#\n# Multiple Models:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: gpt4_model\n#     provider: openai\n#     config:\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n#       api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n#   - id: claude_model\n#     provider: anthropic\n#     config:\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\n#       api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\n    description: string                # Optional\n    \n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\n    \n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \"5m\", \"30s\")\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\n    \n    # Input/Output mapping\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\n    \n    # Retry configuration\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \"1s\"\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \"300s\"\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\"]\n    \n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\n\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\"]\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \"1s\"\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \"300s\"\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\n\n# === TRIGGERS ===\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\n    description: string                # Optional\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\n```\n\n## Required vs Optional Fields\n\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\n\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\n\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\n\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\n\n## Data Types Reference\n\n### Primitive Types\n\n```yaml\n# String type\ninputs:\n  - name: customer_name\n    type: string\n    default: \"John Doe\"\n    description: \"Customer full name\"\n\n# Integer type  \ninputs:\n  - name: batch_size\n    type: integer\n    default: 100\n    description: \"Number of records per batch\"\n\n# Boolean type\ninputs:\n  - name: include_archived\n    type: boolean\n    default: false\n    description: \"Include archived records\"\n```\n\n### Complex Types\n\n```yaml\n# Object type\ninputs:\n  - name: config_params\n    type: object\n    default:\n      timeout: 30\n      retries: 3\n      debug: false\n    description: \"Configuration parameters\"\n\n# Array type\ninputs:\n  - name: customer_ids\n    type: array\n    default: [\"cust_001\", \"cust_002\"]\n    description: \"List of customer identifiers\"\n```\n\n### Duration Types\n\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\n\n```yaml\n# String format (recommended)\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h\"      # 1 hour\ntimeout_seconds: \"30m\"     # 30 minutes  \ntimeout_seconds: \"45s\"     # 45 seconds\ntimeout_seconds: \"2d\"      # 2 days\n\n# Integer format (seconds)\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\n\n# Supported units\n# s, sec, second, seconds\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \n# h, hour, hours\n# d, day, days\n```\n\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\n\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\n\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\n\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\n\n```yaml\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\ntimeout_seconds: \"2h\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\n\ntasks:\n  - id: quick_task\n    type: script\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\n    script: \"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: custom_timeout_task\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: \"30m\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\n    script: \"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: long_running_task\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\n    script: |\n      import time\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\n      print(\"Long task completed\")\n```\n\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\n\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\n\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: short_script\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\n    script: \"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: long_script\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\n    script: |\n      import time\n      print(\"\ud83d\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\")\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\n      print(\"Long script completed\")\n      \n  - id: data_processing_loop\n    type: loop\n    timeout_seconds: \"1h\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\n    loop_type: for\n    max_iterations: 10\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\n\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\n\n```yaml\n- id: batch_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  timeout_seconds: \"30m\"                 # Loop-level timeout\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 5\n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: process_batch\n      type: script\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\n      script: |\n        print(\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\")\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\n```\n\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\n\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\"5m\"` vs `300`\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\n\n```yaml\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\n\ntasks:\n  - id: api_call\n    type: http\n    timeout_seconds: \"30s\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n    \n  - id: data_processing\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: \"10m\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\n    script: |\n      # Process large dataset\n      process_data()\n      \n  - id: batch_processing\n    type: loop\n    timeout_seconds: \"45m\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\n    loop_type: for\n    max_iterations: 100\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\n```\n\n## Field Validation Rules\n\n### ID Fields\n\n```yaml\n# Valid IDs\nid: \"customer_processor\"      # \u2705 Valid\nid: \"process-data\"           # \u2705 Valid\nid: \"task_001\"               # \u2705 Valid\n\n# Invalid IDs\nid: \"process data\"           # \u274c Spaces not allowed\nid: \"123_start\"              # \u274c Cannot start with number\nid: \"\"                       # \u274c Cannot be empty\n```\n\n### Timeout Values\n\n```yaml\n# Valid timeouts\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \u2705 Positive integer\ntimeout_seconds: \"5m\"        # \u2705 Duration string\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h30m\"     # \u2705 Complex duration\n\n# Invalid timeouts\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \u274c Must be positive\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \u274c Cannot be negative\ntimeout_seconds: \"invalid\"   # \u274c Invalid duration format\n```\n\n### Dependency Types and Validation\n\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\n\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\n- Controls actual task execution order\n- Enables template resolution and data access\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\n\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\n- Critical for execution flow representation\n- Single task reference only\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_data\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n    \n  - id: validate_data\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\n    script: |\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \u2705 Can access because of depends_on\n      if not validate(data):\n          raise ValueError(\"Invalid data\")\n      \n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n  \n  - id: process_data\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\n    script: |\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \u2705 Accessible via depends_on\n      # Process data...\n\n  - id: separate_task\n    type: script\n    previous_node: process_data        # \u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\n    script: |\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\n      print(\"Independent task\")\n\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\n    name: \"Fetch Customer Data\"\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: validate_customer\n    name: \"Validate Customer Data\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\n    script: |\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \u2705 Can access because of depends_on\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\n          raise ValueError(\"Invalid customer data\")\n      print(\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\")\n  \n  - id: process_customer\n    name: \"Process Customer\"\n    type: ai_agent\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      user_message: \"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\"\n  \n  - id: send_notification\n    name: \"Send Notification\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\n    script: |\n      result = ${process_customer}\n      print(f\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\")\n      \n  - id: parallel_audit_log\n    name: \"Audit Log (Parallel)\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\n    script: |\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\n      print(f\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\")\n```\n\n  # Invalid examples\n  - id: invalid_task\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \u26a0\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\n    script: \"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\"\n```\n\n#### Key Differences:\n\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\n| **Template Access** | \u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \u274c No template access |\n| **Validation** | \u274c Parser error if task missing | \u26a0\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\n| **Multiple References** | \u2705 Array of task IDs | \u274c Single task ID only |\n| **Execution Order** | \u2705 Enforced | \u274c No execution impact |\n| **UI Connectivity** | \u274c No UI impact | \u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\n\n### Circular Dependency Detection\n\n```yaml\n# This will be rejected by the parser\ntasks:\n  - id: task_a\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \u274c Circular dependency\n    \n  - id: task_b  \n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \u274c Circular dependency\n```\n\n## Parser Behavior\n\n### Field Name Compatibility\n\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: flexible_task\n    # Both formats are accepted\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\n    \n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\n      source_field: \"target_field\"\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \n      source_field: \"target_field\"\n      \n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\n    \n    workerGroup: \"gpu-workers\"     # camelCase\n    worker_group: \"gpu-workers\"    # snake_case\n```\n\n### Default Value Assignment\n\n```yaml\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\nid: my_workflow\n# name defaults to id value: \"my_workflow\"\n# version defaults to: 1\n# namespace defaults to: \"default\"  \n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\n# description defaults to: \"\"\n\ntasks:\n  - id: simple_task\n    type: script\n    # name defaults to id: \"simple_task\"\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\n```\n\n### Template Resolution Context\n\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: context_aware_task\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Workflow context\n      workflow_id = \"${workflow_id}\"           # Current workflow ID\n      execution_id = \"${execution_id}\"         # Unique execution ID\n      namespace = \"${namespace}\"               # Workflow namespace\n      \n      # Timing context\n      current_timestamp = \"${current_timestamp}\"  # ISO timestamp\n      started_at = \"${started_at}\"             # Workflow start time\n      \n      # Input context\n      user_input = \"${input_parameter}\"        # Workflow inputs\n      \n      # Task context\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\n      \n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\n```\n\n### Error Handling During Parsing\n\n```yaml\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\n\n# 1. Missing required fields\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\n\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\n\n# 3. Circular dependencies\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\n\n# 4. Invalid task references\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\n\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\n\n# 6. Invalid field values\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\n```\n\n## Migration Guide\n\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\n\n```yaml\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\nworkflow:\n  id: my_workflow\n  tasks:\n    - task_id: process_data\n      task_type: python_script\n      \n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \nid: my_workflow\ntasks:\n  - id: process_data\n    type: script\n    language: python\n```\n\n### Deprecated Fields\n\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\n\n### Backward Compatibility\n\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\n\n```yaml\n# This will work but show a warning\ntasks:\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \u26a0\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\n    task_type: python_script       # \u26a0\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\n```\n\n## Advanced Schema Features\n\n### Conditional Field Requirements\n\nSome fields become required based on task type:\n\n```yaml\n# HTTP tasks require URL\n- id: api_call\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.example.com\"   # \u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\n  \n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\n```\n\n### Dynamic Field Validation\n\nField validation can depend on other field values:\n\n```yaml\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\n- id: data_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: \"for\"                 # Determines required fields\n  max_iterations: 10               # \u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  \n- id: condition_loop  \n  type: loop\n  loop_type: \"while\"               # Determines required fields\n  exit_condition: \"${count} \u003e= 10\" # \u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\n```\n\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\n\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\n\n### Basic Template Syntax\n\n```yaml\n# Access workflow inputs\nscript: |\n  customer_name = \"${customer_name}\"  # From workflow inputs\n  \n# Access previous task outputs\nscript: |\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\n  \n# Access built-in variables\nscript: |\n  workflow_id = \"${workflow_id}\"\n  execution_id = \"${execution_id}\"\n  timestamp = \"${current_timestamp}\"\n```\n\n### Available Built-in Variables\n\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\n\n### Task Output Resolution\n\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_customer\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: process_customer\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\n    script: |\n      # Access entire response\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\n      \n      # Access specific fields\n      customer_name = \"${fetch_customer.name}\"\n      customer_email = \"${fetch_customer.email}\"\n      \n      # Process the data\n      result = {\n          \"processed_name\": customer_name.upper(),\n          \"domain\": customer_email.split(\"@\")[1]\n      }\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n```\n\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\n\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent task\n- id: ai_analysis_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: \"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\"\n    user_message: \"Customer data: ${customer_data}\"\n\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\n- id: process_ai_response\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\n  script: |\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n    \n    # Additional metadata available\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\n    \n    # Process the AI response\n    processed_analysis = {\n        \"analysis\": ai_response,\n        \"tokens_used\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\n        \"model\": model_used,\n        \"processed_at\": \"${current_timestamp}\"\n    }\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\")\n\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\n  script: |\n    # \u274c This will not work correctly\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\n```\n\n### AI Agent Response Structure\n\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\n\n```json\n{\n  \"ai_response\": \"The actual AI-generated text response\",\n  \"model\": \"gpt-4-turbo-preview\",\n  \"token_usage\": {\n    \"prompt_tokens\": 150,\n    \"completion_tokens\": 75,\n    \"total_tokens\": 225\n  },\n  \"estimated_cost\": {\n    \"amount\": 0.00337,\n    \"currency\": \"USD\"\n  },\n  \"provider\": \"openai\",\n  \"timestamp\": \"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\"\n}\n```\n\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\n\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\n\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\n\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\n\n```yaml\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\n- id: data_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 3\n  state_variables:\n    processed_items: []\n    total_processed: 0\n    error_count: 0\n  loop_tasks:\n    # First task in loop\n    - id: fetch_data\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\n        \n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\n        \n        # Process data\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\n        \n        outputs = {\"batch_data\": batch_data, \"batch_size\": len(batch_data)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n    \n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\n    - id: process_data\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\n      script: |\n        # \u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\n        \n        # Access and update state variables\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\n        \n        # Process the batch\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\n        \n        # Update state variables using state_updates\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\n        \n        outputs = {\"processed_count\": len(processed_batch)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n        print(f\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\")  # \u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\n```\n\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\n\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\"${input_name}\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\n\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\n\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\n\n```yaml\n# First loop task outputs:\noutputs = {\"company_name\": \"ACME Corp\", \"company_id\": \"123\", \"status\": \"success\"}\nprint(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\nscript: |\n  # \u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\n  \n  # \u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  \n  print(f\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\")\n```\n\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\n\n```yaml\n- id: financial_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 3\n  iteration_variable: company_index\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\n  \n  state_variables:\n    processed_companies: []\n    total_extractions: 0\n    successful_extractions: 0\n  \n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: process_current_company\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        # Access external workflow task data\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\n        \n        # Access state variables\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n        \n        # Process company\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\n        result = process_company(company)\n        \n        outputs = {\"company_name\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \"status\": \"success\"}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n    \n    - id: extract_financial_data\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\n      requirements:\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\n      script: |\n        # \u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\n        \n        # Access external data\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\n        \n        # Perform AI extraction\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\"company_name\": company_name, \"company_id\": company_id})\n        \n        # Update state variables\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\n        \n        current_processed.append({\n            \"company_name\": company_name,\n            \"extraction_result\": extraction_result\n        })\n        \n        # State updates are required for persistence\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\n        \n        outputs = {\"extracted\": bool(extraction_result)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n        print(f\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\")  # \u2705 REQUIRED\n\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\n- id: process_loop_results\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\n  script: |\n    # \u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\n    \n    # Access specific state variables from final state\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\n    \n    # Access loop execution metadata\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\n    \n    print(f\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\")\n    print(f\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\")\n    print(f\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\")\n    \n    outputs = {\n        \"companies_processed\": len(processed_companies),\n        \"success_rate\": f\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\",\n        \"iterations\": iterations_completed\n    }\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\n\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\n\n```python\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\nimport json\nimport os\n\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\n\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\n\noutputs = {}\nstate_updates = {}\n\n# Your script code follows...\n```\n\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\n\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\n\n```yaml\n- id: debug_loop_task\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\n  script: |\n    # Debug: Print all available data\n    print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\")\n    print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\")\n    \n    # Debug: Print specific values\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\n        print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d {key}: {value}\")\n    \n    # Now access the flattened data\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n    \n    # Process your data...\n    outputs = {\"processed\": f\"Company {company_name}\"}\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\n\n```yaml\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\n__OUTPUTS__ {\"company_name\": \"LTTS\", \"company_id\": \"123\", \"fy_folders\": [{\"id\": \"456\", \"name\": \"FY24\"}], \"status\": \"success\"}\n\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\ninputs = {\n    \"folder_id\": \"...\",           # Workflow input\n    \"gemini_api_key\": \"...\",      # Workflow input  \n    \"list_company_folders\": {...}, # External task output\n    \"company_index\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\n    \"company_name\": \"LTTS\",       # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"company_id\": \"123\",          # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"fy_folders\": [{\"id\": \"456\", \"name\": \"FY24\"}], # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"status\": \"success\",          # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"total_extractions\": 0,       # Loop state variable\n    \"processed_companies\": []     # Loop state variable\n}\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\n\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\n| `final_state[\"variable_name\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\"total_processed\"]}` |\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\n\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\n\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\n\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  try:\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\"processed_count\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\"processed_items\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      \n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\n      \n      print(f\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\")\n      \n  except Exception as e:\n      print(f\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\")\n      # Handle error case\n```\n```\n\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\n\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\n\n```yaml\n# AI greeting agent\n- id: greeting_agent\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\n    system_message: \"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\"\n    user_message: \"User said: ${user_message}\"\n\n# Send the AI response via API\n- id: send_greeting\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\n  script: |\n    import requests\n    import json\n    \n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n    \n    phone_number = \"${phone_number}\"\n    api_token = \"${API_TOKEN}\"\n    \n    print(f\"\ud83e\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\")\n    \n    # Send via API\n    url = f\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\"\n    headers = {\"Authorization\": f\"Bearer {api_token}\"}\n    \n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\n        \"message\": ai_greeting\n    })\n    \n    result = {\n        \"status\": \"sent\",\n        \"ai_response\": ai_greeting,\n        \"api_response\": response.json(),\n        \"tokens_used\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\n    }\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n```\n\n### Complex Template Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\n- id: router_task\n  type: conditional_router\n  conditions:\n    - name: \"premium_customer\"\n      condition: \"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\"\n      route: \"premium_processing\"\n\n- id: premium_handler\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [router_task]\n  previous_node: router_task\n  execute_on_routes: [\"premium_processing\"]\n  script: |\n    # Access router decision\n    selected_route = \"${router_task.selected_route}\"\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\n    \n    # Process premium customer\n    customer = ${customer_data}\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\n\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\n- id: process_items\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\n  previous_node: fetch_items\n  script: |\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\n    processed_items = []\n    \n    for item in items:\n        processed_item = {\n            \"id\": item[\"id\"],\n            \"processed_at\": \"${current_timestamp}\",\n            \"status\": \"processed\"\n        }\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\")\n\n# Nested object access\n- id: user_preferences\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\n  previous_node: fetch_user\n  script: |\n    # Access nested user preferences\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\n    theme_setting = \"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\"\n    language = \"${fetch_user.profile.language}\"\n    \n    settings = {\n        \"notifications\": email_notifications,\n        \"theme\": theme_setting,\n        \"locale\": language\n    }\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\")\n```\n\n### Template Resolution Rules\n\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\n\n```yaml\n# \u2705 Correct template usage\n- id: correct_task\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\n  previous_node: previous_task\n  script: |\n    string_value = \"${previous_task.name}\"    # String with quotes\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\n    nested_value = \"${previous_task.user.email}\"  # Nested field\n\n# \u274c Incorrect template usage  \n- id: incorrect_task\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\n  script: |\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\n```\n\n## Script Task Output Handling\n\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\n\n### Required Output Pattern\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: example_script\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Your script logic here\n      data = process_data()\n      \n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\n      outputs = {}\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\n      \n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: data_processor\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Process and store outputs\n      results = {\"processed_count\": 100, \"errors\": []}\n      \n      outputs = {}\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\n      \n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n  \n  - id: result_handler\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\n    script: |\n      # Access previous task outputs\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\n      \n      print(f\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\")\n      \n      # Store new outputs\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### Error Handling in Scripts\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: safe_script\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      try:\n          result = risky_operation()\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\n      except Exception as e:\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\n      \n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\n\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\n\n### Webhook Triggers\n\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: customer_webhook\n    type: webhook\n    description: \"Triggered when customer data is updated\"\n    config:\n      path: \"/webhooks/customer-updated\"      # Webhook endpoint path\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\n      authentication:\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\n        token: \"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\"            # Required if type is token\n        header_name: \"X-Webhook-Token\"        # Optional: custom header name\n      validation:\n        required_fields: [\"customer.id\", \"customer.email\"]  # Required payload fields\n        content_type: \"application/json\"     # Expected content type\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\n        workflow_input: customer_email\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\n```\n\n### Scheduled Triggers\n\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: daily_report\n    type: schedule\n    description: \"Generate daily customer report\"\n    config:\n      cron: \"0 9 * * *\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\n      timezone: \"UTC\"                       # Optional: timezone\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\n    input_mapping:\n      - workflow_input: report_date\n        default_value: \"${current_date}\"    # Use built-in variable\n      - workflow_input: report_type\n        default_value: \"daily\"\n\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\n    type: schedule\n    description: \"Weekly database cleanup\"\n    config:\n      cron: \"0 2 * * 0\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\n      timezone: \"America/New_York\"\n    input_mapping:\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\n        default_value: \"${date_minus_7_days}\"\n```\n\n### Event Triggers\n\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: file_uploaded\n    type: event\n    description: \"Process uploaded files\"\n    config:\n      event_type: \"file.uploaded\"          # Event type to listen for\n      source: \"storage_service\"            # Event source system\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\n        file_type: [\"csv\", \"json\", \"xlsx\"]\n        file_size_max: \"100MB\"\n        path_pattern: \"/uploads/customers/*\"\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\n        max_attempts: 3\n        initial_delay: \"5s\"\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: file.path\n        workflow_input: file_path\n      - webhook_field: file.size\n        workflow_input: file_size\n      - webhook_field: file.type\n        workflow_input: file_type\n\n  - name: order_status_changed\n    type: event\n    description: \"Handle order status changes\"\n    config:\n      event_type: \"order.status_changed\"\n      source: \"order_management\"\n      filter:\n        status: [\"completed\", \"cancelled\", \"refunded\"]\n        priority: [\"high\", \"urgent\"]\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: order.id\n        workflow_input: order_id\n      - webhook_field: order.status\n        workflow_input: new_status\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\n        workflow_input: customer_id\n```\n\n### Dependency Triggers\n\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: post_processing\n    type: dependency\n    description: \"Run after main processing completes\"\n    config:\n      depends_on_workflow: \"main_data_processing\"  # Workflow to depend on\n      depends_on_status: \"SUCCESS\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\n      namespace: \"production\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\n        workflow_input: items_processed\n```\n\n## Model Client Configuration\n\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\n\n### Basic Structure\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\n    config:\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\n```\n\n### Supported Providers\n\n#### OpenAI Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: gpt4_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\n```\n\n#### Anthropic Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: claude_model\n    provider: anthropic\n    config:\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\n      api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\n```\n\n#### OpenRouter Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: openrouter_model\n    provider: openrouter\n    config:\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\n      api_key: \"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\"\n      base_url: \"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\n      temperature: 0.7\n      max_tokens: 2000\n```\n\n#### Multiple Model Clients\n\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: fast_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.3\n      \n  - id: smart_model\n    provider: anthropic\n    config:\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\n      api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7\n      \n  - id: creative_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 1.2\n```\n\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\n\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: analysis_task\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\n      system_message: \"You are a data analyst...\"\n      user_message: \"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\"\n      \n  - id: creative_task\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\n      system_message: \"You are a creative writer...\"\n      user_message: \"Write a story about ${topic}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\n\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"     # References environment variable\n      temperature: 0.7\n```\n\n### Common Configuration Options\n\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\n\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\n\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\n\n### Using Environment Variables\n\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\n\n```yaml\n# \u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_openai\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"          # References environment variable\n\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\ntasks:\n  - id: secure_api_call\n    type: http\n    url: \"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\"       # Environment variable for URL\n    headers:\n      Authorization: \"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\" # Environment variable for token\n      X-API-Key: \"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\"     # Environment variable for API key\n```\n\n### Environment Variable Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Database connections\n- id: database_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    storage_type: database\n    connection_string: \"${DATABASE_URL}\"   # Full connection string\n    # or individual components:\n    host: \"${DB_HOST}\"\n    port: \"${DB_PORT}\"\n    database: \"${DB_NAME}\"\n    username: \"${DB_USER}\"\n    password: \"${DB_PASSWORD}\"\n\n# Third-party service credentials\n- id: external_service\n  type: http\n  url: \"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\"\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\"\n    X-Client-ID: \"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\"\n    X-Client-Secret: \"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\"\n\n# MCP server credentials\n- id: mcp_task\n  type: mcp\n  mcp_server: \"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\"\n  environment_vars:\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\"\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\"\n```\n\n### Security Best Practices\n\n#### \u274c What NOT to Do\n\n```yaml\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: insecure_example\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      api_key: \"sk-actual-api-key-here\"    # SECURITY RISK!\n\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\ntasks:\n  - id: bad_example\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com\"\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\n    headers:\n      Authorization: \"Bearer sk-real-token\"  # SECURITY RISK!\n```\n\n#### \u2705 What TO Do\n\n```yaml\n# DO: Use environment variables\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_example\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"         # Secure approach\n\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\n- id: environment_aware_task\n  type: http\n  url: \"${API_BASE_URL}\"                   # Different URLs per environment\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\"   # Different tokens per environment\n    X-Environment: \"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\"  # Track environment\n\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\nenvironment_vars:\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\"\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\"\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\n\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\n|---------|---------|----------|\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\n\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\n\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\n\n```yaml\n# Different API keys per customer\n- id: customer_specific_api\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.partner.com/data\"\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\n\n# Environment-specific configurations\n- id: env_specific_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    connection_string: \"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\n```\n\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\n- id: secure_ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: secure_model\n    system_message: \"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\"\n    user_message: \"Process customer ${customer_id}\"\n  environment_vars:\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\"\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\"\n\n# Script task with secure file access\n- id: secure_script_task\n  type: script\n  environment_vars:\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\"\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\"\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\"\n  script: |\n    import boto3\n    import os\n    \n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\n    \n    # Process secure files...\n\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\n- id: secure_storage_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    storage_type: database\n    connection_string: \"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\"\n    ssl_mode: \"require\"\n    ssl_cert: \"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\"\n    ssl_key: \"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Setup Examples\n\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\n```bash\n# Development API keys (non-production)\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\n```\n\n#### Production Environment\n```bash\n# Production API keys (secure)\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\n```\n\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\n\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\n\n### Execution Flow\n\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\n\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\n\n```yaml\n# Example execution flow\ntasks:\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/products\"\n    \n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\n    script: # validation logic...\n    \n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\n    previous_node: fetch_products\n    script: # filtering logic...\n    \n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\n    type: ai_agent\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      system_message: \"Generate product recommendations for customer.\"\n      user_message: |\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\n```\n\n### Task States and Lifecycle\n\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\n\n| State | Description | Next States |\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\n\n### Conditional Execution\n\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\n\n```yaml\n# Router-based conditional execution\n- id: data_router\n  type: conditional_router\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\n  previous_node: fetch_data\n  conditions:\n    - name: \"large_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\"\n      route: \"batch_processing\"\n    - name: \"small_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\"\n      route: \"direct_processing\"\n  default_route: \"standard_processing\"\n\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\n- id: batch_processor\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_router]\n  previous_node: data_router\n  execute_on_routes: [\"batch_processing\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\n  script: |\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\n    data = ${fetch_data}\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\n\n- id: direct_processor\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_router]\n  previous_node: data_router\n  execute_on_routes: [\"direct_processing\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\n  script: |\n    # Process small dataset directly\n    data = ${fetch_data}\n    process_directly(data)\n```\n\n### Error Handling and Retries\n\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\n\n```yaml\n# Workflow-level retry policy\nretry:\n  retryOn: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\", \"TIMEOUT\", \"NETWORK_ERROR\"]\n  maxAttempts: 3\n  initialDelay: \"1s\"\n  maxDelay: \"60s\"\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\n\ntasks:\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\n  - id: external_api_call\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\"\n    retry:\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\n      initialDelay: \"2s\"\n      maxDelay: \"120s\"\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\n      retryOn: [\"TIMEOUT\", \"HTTP_5XX\", \"NETWORK_ERROR\"]\n    \n  # Task with no retries\n  - id: critical_operation\n    type: script\n    retry:\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\n    script: |\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\n```\n\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\n- id: data_source\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\n\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process order data from data_source\n\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process product data from data_source\n\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\n  type: ai_agent\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: \"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\"\n    user_message: |\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\n      Product data: ${process_products}\n```\n\n### Resource Management\n\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\n\n```yaml\n# Worker group targeting\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\n  type: script\n  worker_group: \"high-cpu-workers\"    # Target specific worker group\n  script: |\n    # CPU-intensive processing\n    perform_heavy_computation()\n\n- id: gpu_ml_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  worker_group: \"gpu-workers\"         # Target GPU workers\n  config:\n    model_client_id: large_model\n    # Large model processing...\n\n# Timeout configuration\n- id: long_running_task\n  type: script\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\n  script: |\n    # Long-running data processing\n    process_large_dataset()\n\n# Workflow-level timeout\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\n```\n\n## Task Type Configurations\n\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\n\n**Supported Task Types:**\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\n\n### Script Tasks\n\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\n\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  name: \"Python Script Task\"\n  type: script\n  description: \"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\"\n  \n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\n    import json\n    import requests\n    \n    # Access workflow inputs\n    input_value = \"${workflow_input}\"\n    \n    # Access previous task outputs\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\n    \n    # Your processing logic\n    result = {\"processed\": True, \"value\": input_value}\n    \n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n  \n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\n    print(\"Hello World\")\n  \n  # Package management\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\n    - requests==2.31.0\n    - pandas==1.5.3\n    - numpy==1.24.3\n  \n  # Environment configuration\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\n    API_KEY: \"${secrets.api_key}\"\n    DEBUG: \"true\"\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \"value\"\n  \n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\n    DATABASE_URL: \"${secrets.db_url}\"\n  \n  # Secrets configuration\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\n    api_key: \"secret_name\"\n    db_password: \"db_secret\"\n```\n\n### HTTP Tasks\n\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\n\n```yaml\n- id: http_task\n  name: \"HTTP API Call\"\n  type: http\n  description: \"Call external REST API\"\n  \n  # HTTP configuration\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\n  url: \"https://api.example.com/data\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\n  \n  # Headers configuration\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\n    Content-Type: \"application/json\"\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\"\n    X-Custom-Header: \"workflow-engine\"\n    User-Agent: \"WorkflowEngine/1.0\"\n  \n  # Request body\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\n    {\n      \"customer_id\": \"${customer_id}\",\n      \"timestamp\": \"${current_timestamp}\",\n      \"data\": ${previous_task}\n    }\n  \n  # Response validation\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\n  \n  # Additional HTTP options\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\n```\n\n### AI Agent Tasks\n\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\n\n```yaml\n- id: ai_agent_task\n  name: \"AI Processing Agent\"\n  type: ai_agent\n  description: \"Process data using AI model\"\n  \n  # AI configuration\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\n    \n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\n      {\n        \"insights\": [\"insight1\", \"insight2\"],\n        \"recommendations\": [\"rec1\", \"rec2\"],\n        \"confidence_score\": 0.95\n      }\n    \n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\n      Please analyze this customer data:\n      ${previous_task}\n      \n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\n    \n    # Model parameters\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\n    \n    # Tools configuration for function calling\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\n      - database_query                # Database tools\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\n    \n    # Required for tool resolution\n    tenant_id: \"your-tenant-uuid\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\n  \n  # Input/output format\n  input_format: \"text\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\n  output_format: \"structured\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\n\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\n\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\n\n```yaml\n# In subsequent script tasks\nscript: |\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n  \n  # Additional metadata available\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\n  \n  print(f\"AI Response: {ai_response}\")\n  print(f\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\")\n  print(f\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\")\n```\n\n```yaml\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\noutputs:\n  ai_analysis:\n    type: string\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\n    description: \"AI-generated analysis text\"\n  \n  total_tokens:\n    type: integer  \n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\n    description: \"Total tokens consumed\"\n```\n```\n\n### Loop Tasks\n\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\n\n```yaml\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\n- id: for_loop_task\n  name: \"For Loop Processor\"\n  type: loop\n  description: \"Process data in fixed batches\"\n  \n  # Loop configuration\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\n  \n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\n  state_variables:\n    total_processed: 0\n    error_count: 0\n    batch_results: []\n  \n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\n    - id: process_batch\n      name: \"Process Current Batch\"\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\n        \n        # Process current batch\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\n        \n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n    \n    - id: update_state\n      name: \"Update Loop State\"\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\n      script: |\n        # Update state variables\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\n        \n        result = {\"total_processed\": new_total}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\n- id: while_loop_task\n  name: \"While Loop Quality Processor\"\n  type: loop\n  description: \"Process until quality threshold met\"\n  \n  # Loop configuration\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\n  exit_condition: \"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\n  \n  # State variables\n  state_variables:\n    average_quality: 0\n    items_processed: 0\n    quality_scores: []\n  \n  # Loop tasks\n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: assess_quality\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\")\n```\n\n\n### Conditional Router Tasks\n\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\n\n```yaml\n- id: conditional_router_task\n  name: \"Data Type Router\"\n  type: conditional_router\n  description: \"Route processing based on data characteristics\"\n  \n  # Router configuration\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\n  \n  # Routing conditions\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\n    - name: \"large_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003e 10000\"\n      route: \"batch_processing\"\n    - name: \"small_dataset\"  \n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\"\n      route: \"direct_processing\"\n    - name: \"medium_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\"\n      route: \"standard_processing\"\n  \n  default_route: \"standard_processing\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\n  \n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\n    if data_type == \"json\":\n        return \"json_processing\"\n    elif data_type == \"xml\":\n        return \"xml_processing\"\n    else:\n        return \"default_processing\"\n  \n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\n    json_processing: \"specialized_json\"\n    xml_processing: \"specialized_xml\"\n\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\n- id: batch_handler\n  name: \"Handle Large Dataset\"\n  type: script\n  execute_on_routes: [\"batch_processing\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\n  script: |\n    print(\"Processing large dataset in batches...\")\n\n- id: direct_handler\n  name: \"Handle Small Dataset\"  \n  type: script\n  execute_on_routes: [\"direct_processing\"]\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\n  script: |\n    print(\"Processing small dataset directly...\")\n```\n\n### MCP Tasks\n\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\n\n```yaml\n- id: mcp_task\n  name: \"MCP Tool Execution\"\n  type: mcp\n  description: \"Execute external tool via MCP server\"\n  \n  # MCP server configuration\n  mcp_server: \"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\n  tool_name: \"update_database\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\n  runtime: \"npx\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\n  \n  # Server startup\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\n  \n  # Tool execution\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\n    database_id: \"${secrets.notion_database_id}\"\n    properties:\n      title: \"Workflow Results\"\n      status: \"Completed\"\n      processed_count: \"${previous_task.count}\"\n      timestamp: \"${current_timestamp}\"\n  \n  # Environment configuration\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \"${secrets.notion_token}\"\n    DEBUG: \"true\"\n  \n  # Timeout configuration\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\n```\n\n### Storage Tasks\n\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\n\n```yaml\n- id: storage_task\n  name: \"Data Storage Operation\"\n  type: storage\n  description: \"Save/load data to/from storage\"\n  \n  # Storage operation\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\n  \n  # Storage configuration\n  storage_type: \"file\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\n  path: \"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\n  \n  # Data configuration\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\n  format: \"json\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\n  compression: \"gzip\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\n  \n  # Metadata\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\n    workflow_id: \"${workflow_id}\"\n    created_at: \"${current_timestamp}\"\n    source_task: \"previous_task\"\n  \n  # File options\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\n  \n  # Database options (when storage_type: \"database\")\n  table_name: \"workflow_results\"      # Required for database storage\n  connection_string: \"${secrets.db_url}\"  # Required for database storage\n  \n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \"cache\")\n  cache_key: \"result_${execution_id}\" # Required for cache storage\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\n```\n\n\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\n\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\n\n```yaml\n- id: conversation_task\n  name: \"AI Conversation Interface\"\n  type: continuous_conversation\n  description: \"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\"\n  \n  # Conversation configuration\n  config:\n    # AI configuration\n    ai_config:\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\n        \n        Guidelines:\n        - Always be polite and respectful\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\n      \n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\n    \n    # UI configuration\n    ui_config:\n      title: \"Customer Support Chat\"        # Optional: Interface title\n      placeholder: \"How can I help you today?\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\n      theme: \"light\"                        # Optional: light|dark\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\n    \n    # Termination conditions\n    termination:\n      keywords: [\"goodbye\", \"bye\", \"thanks\", \"done\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\n    \n    # Context configuration\n    context:\n      system_context: \"Customer support conversation\"  # Optional: Context description\n      user_id: \"${customer_id}\"            # Optional: User identifier\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\n```\n\n### Human Input Tasks\n\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\n\n```yaml\n- id: human_input_task\n  name: \"Human Input Required\"\n  type: human_input\n  description: \"Wait for human input or approval\"\n  \n  # Human input configuration\n  config:\n    prompt: \"Please review and approve the processed data\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\n    input_type: \"approval\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\n    \n    # Input options (for selection type)\n    options: [\"approve\", \"reject\", \"request_changes\"]  # Optional: For selection input\n    \n    # Timeout configuration\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\n    \n    # Conversation settings\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\n    next_task: \"process_approval\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\n    end_condition: \"bye|exit|quit\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\n    \n    # Input validation\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\n  \n  # Additional context\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\n```\n\n### ChatBot Tasks\n\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\n\n```yaml\n- id: chatbot_task\n  name: \"AI Chatbot\"\n  type: chatbot\n  description: \"Interactive chatbot with session management\"\n  \n  # Chatbot configuration\n  config:\n    # AI model configuration\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\n    \n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\n    \n    # Session management\n    session_id: \"${session_id}\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\n    \n    # Model parameters\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\n    \n    # Tools configuration for function calling\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\n    \n    # Required for tool resolution\n    tenant_id: \"your-tenant-uuid\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\n    \n    # UI configuration\n    ui_config:\n      title: \"AI Assistant\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\n      placeholder: \"Type your message...\" # Optional: Input placeholder\n      theme: \"light\"                   # Optional: light|dark\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\n      \n    # Response configuration\n    response_config:\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\n      \n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\n  user_message: \"${user_input}\"         # Optional: Direct message input\n  \n  # Context data\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\n```\n\n---\n\n## Common Errors and Corrections\n\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\n\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nname: \"My Workflow\"\ndescription: \"A workflow without id\"\ntasks:\n  - name: \"Task 1\"\n    type: script\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nid: \"my_workflow\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\nname: \"My Workflow\"\ndescription: \"A workflow with proper id\"\ntasks:\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\n    name: \"Task 1\"\n    type: script\n```\n\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\n    type: script\n    script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  task_2:\n    type: ai_agent\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\n    type: script\n    script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  - id: task_2\n    type: ai_agent\n```\n\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ninputs:\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\n    type: string\n    required: true\n  age:\n    type: integer\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ninputs:\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\n    type: string\n    required: true\n  - name: age\n    type: integer\n```\n\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  type: script\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\n    script: |\n      print(\"Hello\")\n    requirements:\n      - requests\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  type: script\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\n    print(\"Hello\")\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\n```\n\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\n    search_query: ${search_query}\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\n  script: |\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\n    search_query = \"${search_query}\"\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\n```\n\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  result = process_data()\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  result = process_data()\n  \n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\n  outputs = {}\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\n  \n  import json\n  print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: my_model\n    prompt: \"Process this data: ${data}\"  # Wrong: use user_message\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: my_model\n    system_message: \"You are a helpful assistant.\"\n    user_message: \"Process this data: ${data}\"  # Correct field name\n```\n\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_2\n  type: script\n  # Missing depends_on\n  script: |\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_2\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\n  script: |\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\n```\n\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\n    type: openai\n    api_key: \"sk-...\"\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: \"gpt-4\"\n      api_key: \"sk-...\"\n```\n\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  def process_data(path=\"\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\n    current_path = f\"{path}.{key}\" if path else key\n  \n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\n    current_path = f\"{path}.{key}\" if path else key\n    # Or use path = path or \"default_value\"\n```\n\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\n  print(\"hello\")\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\n    print(\"hello\")\n```\n\n### Best Practices Summary\n\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\n\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\n\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\n\n### Tools Configuration\n\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\n- id: ai_with_tools\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: |\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n    user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n    \n    # Tools configuration\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\n    \n    tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"  # Required for tool resolution\n\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\n  type: chatbot\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: |\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\n    \n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\n    tools:\n      - current_time\n      - weather_api\n      - user_preferences\n    \n    tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"  # Required for tool resolution\n```\n\n### How Tools Work\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"\n\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: gpt4_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n      temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\ntasks:\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      system_message: |\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\n        - Communication: send_notification\n        \n        Use these tools when users ask for:\n        - Current time or date information\n        - Weather forecasts\n        - Sending notifications\n        \n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\n      \n      user_message: \"${user_query}\"\n      \n      # MCP tools configuration\n      tools:\n        - current_time\n        - relative_time\n        - days_in_month\n        - weather_forecast\n        - send_notification\n      \n      # Tool resolution requires tenant_id\n      tenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n      \n      temperature: 0.7\n      max_tokens: 1000\n\ninputs:\n  - name: user_query\n    type: string\n    required: true\n    default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Tool Execution Flow\n\n1. **User Input**: User provides a query that might require tool usage\n2. **AI Analysis**: AI model analyzes the query and decides if tools are needed\n3. **Tool Calling**: AI calls `tool_executor(deployment_id, tool_name, arguments)`\n4. **Tool Resolution**: Engine resolves tool name to MCP server using tenant_id\n5. **Tool Execution**: MCP server executes the requested tool\n6. **Result Processing**: Tool results are returned to the AI model\n7. **Response Generation**: AI generates final response incorporating tool results\n\n### Best Practices for Tools\n\n1. **Clear System Messages**: Explain available tools and when to use them\n2. **Tool Categories**: Group related tools (time, weather, database, etc.)\n3. **Error Handling**: AI models handle tool execution failures gracefully\n4. **Tool Documentation**: Include tool descriptions in system messages\n5. **Tenant Configuration**: Ensure tenant_id matches your MCP server setup\n\n---\n\n*This comprehensive reference covers all supported task types and their YAML configurations. Use this as a quick reference when building workflows with different task types.*",
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[Complete Schema Overview](#complete-schema-overview)\\n2. [Required vs Optional Fields](#required-vs-optional-fields)\\n3. [Data Types Reference](#data-types-reference)\\n4. [Field Validation Rules](#field-validation-rules)\\n5. [Parser Behavior](#parser-behavior)\\n6. [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)\\n\\n## Complete Schema Overview\\n\\n```yaml\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Required) ===\\nid: string                              # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: string                            # REQUIRED: Human-readable workflow name\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Optional) ===\\nversion: string | integer               # Default: 1\\nnamespace: string                       # Default: \\\"default\\\"\\ndescription: string                     # Default: \\\"\\\"\\ntenant_id: string                       # Default: null\\n\\n# === EXECUTION CONFIGURATION ===\\ntimeout_seconds: integer|string        # Default: 3600 (1 hour) - Workflow-level timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"1h\\\", \\\"30m\\\")\\nlabels: object                         # Default: {}\\nmetadata: object                       # Default: {}\\n\\n# === DATA FLOW DEFINITIONS ===\\ninputs:                                # Default: []\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: string|integer|boolean|object|array\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    required: boolean                  # Default: false\\n    default: any                       # Optional default value\\n\\noutputs: object                        # Default: {}\\n  output_name:\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    source: string                     # REQUIRED: task_id or task_id.field\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n\\nvariables: object                      # Default: {}\\n\\n# === MODEL CLIENT CONFIGURATION (Required for AI tasks) ===\\nmodel_clients:                        # REQUIRED: For ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\\n\\n# Model Client Examples:\\n# OpenAI Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 2000\\n#\\n# Anthropic Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 1500\\n#\\n# Multiple Models:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n\\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    \\n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\\n    \\n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"5m\\\", \\\"30s\\\")\\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\\n    \\n    # Input/Output mapping\\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\\n    \\n    # Retry configuration\\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n    \\n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\\n\\n# === TRIGGERS ===\\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\\n```\\n\\n## Required vs Optional Fields\\n\\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\\n\\n## Data Types Reference\\n\\n### Primitive Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_name\\n    type: string\\n    default: \\\"John Doe\\\"\\n    description: \\\"Customer full name\\\"\\n\\n# Integer type  \\ninputs:\\n  - name: batch_size\\n    type: integer\\n    default: 100\\n    description: \\\"Number of records per batch\\\"\\n\\n# Boolean type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: include_archived\\n    type: boolean\\n    default: false\\n    description: \\\"Include archived records\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Object type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: config_params\\n    type: object\\n    default:\\n      timeout: 30\\n      retries: 3\\n      debug: false\\n    description: \\\"Configuration parameters\\\"\\n\\n# Array type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_ids\\n    type: array\\n    default: [\\\"cust_001\\\", \\\"cust_002\\\"]\\n    description: \\\"List of customer identifiers\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Duration Types\\n\\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String format (recommended)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"      # 1 hour\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"     # 30 minutes  \\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"45s\\\"     # 45 seconds\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2d\\\"      # 2 days\\n\\n# Integer format (seconds)\\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\\n\\n# Supported units\\n# s, sec, second, seconds\\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \\n# h, hour, hours\\n# d, day, days\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\\n\\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\\n\\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\\n\\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2h\\\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: quick_task\\n    type: script\\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: custom_timeout_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_running_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\\n      print(\\\"Long task completed\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\\n\\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\\n\\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: short_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      print(\\\"\\ud83d\\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\\\")\\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\\n      print(\\\"Long script completed\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: data_processing_loop\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 10\\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\\n\\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: batch_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"                 # Loop-level timeout\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 5\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      type: script\\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\\n      script: |\\n        print(\\\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\\\")\\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\\n```\\n\\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\\n\\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\\\"5m\\\"` vs `300`\\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: api_call\\n    type: http\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30s\\\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: data_processing\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"10m\\\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\\n    script: |\\n      # Process large dataset\\n      process_data()\\n      \\n  - id: batch_processing\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"45m\\\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 100\\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Field Validation Rules\\n\\n### ID Fields\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid IDs\\nid: \\\"customer_processor\\\"      # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"process-data\\\"           # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"task_001\\\"               # \\u2705 Valid\\n\\n# Invalid IDs\\nid: \\\"process data\\\"           # \\u274c Spaces not allowed\\nid: \\\"123_start\\\"              # \\u274c Cannot start with number\\nid: \\\"\\\"                       # \\u274c Cannot be empty\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Values\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \\u2705 Positive integer\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"5m\\\"        # \\u2705 Duration string\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h30m\\\"     # \\u2705 Complex duration\\n\\n# Invalid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \\u274c Must be positive\\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \\u274c Cannot be negative\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"invalid\\\"   # \\u274c Invalid duration format\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Types and Validation\\n\\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\\n\\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\\n- Controls actual task execution order\\n- Enables template resolution and data access\\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\\n\\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\\n- Critical for execution flow representation\\n- Single task reference only\\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_data\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \\u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\\n    script: |\\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not validate(data):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid data\\\")\\n      \\n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \\u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\\n    script: |\\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \\u2705 Accessible via depends_on\\n      # Process data...\\n\\n  - id: separate_task\\n    type: script\\n    previous_node: process_data        # \\u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\\n    script: |\\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\\n      print(\\\"Independent task\\\")\\n\\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\\n    name: \\\"Fetch Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_customer\\n    name: \\\"Validate Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid customer data\\\")\\n      print(\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    name: \\\"Process Customer\\\"\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \\u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      user_message: \\\"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\\\"\\n  \\n  - id: send_notification\\n    name: \\\"Send Notification\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \\u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\\n    script: |\\n      result = ${process_customer}\\n      print(f\\\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: parallel_audit_log\\n    name: \\\"Audit Log (Parallel)\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\\n      print(f\\\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n  # Invalid examples\\n  - id: invalid_task\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \\u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\\\"\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences:\\n\\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\\n| **Template Access** | \\u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \\u274c No template access |\\n| **Validation** | \\u274c Parser error if task missing | \\u26a0\\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\\n| **Multiple References** | \\u2705 Array of task IDs | \\u274c Single task ID only |\\n| **Execution Order** | \\u2705 Enforced | \\u274c No execution impact |\\n| **UI Connectivity** | \\u274c No UI impact | \\u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\\n\\n### Circular Dependency Detection\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will be rejected by the parser\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_a\\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n    \\n  - id: task_b  \\n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n```\\n\\n## Parser Behavior\\n\\n### Field Name Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: flexible_task\\n    # Both formats are accepted\\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\\n    \\n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n      \\n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\\n    \\n    workerGroup: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"     # camelCase\\n    worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"    # snake_case\\n```\\n\\n### Default Value Assignment\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\\nid: my_workflow\\n# name defaults to id value: \\\"my_workflow\\\"\\n# version defaults to: 1\\n# namespace defaults to: \\\"default\\\"  \\n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\\n# description defaults to: \\\"\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: simple_task\\n    type: script\\n    # name defaults to id: \\\"simple_task\\\"\\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Context\\n\\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: context_aware_task\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Workflow context\\n      workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"           # Current workflow ID\\n      execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"         # Unique execution ID\\n      namespace = \\\"${namespace}\\\"               # Workflow namespace\\n      \\n      # Timing context\\n      current_timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"  # ISO timestamp\\n      started_at = \\\"${started_at}\\\"             # Workflow start time\\n      \\n      # Input context\\n      user_input = \\\"${input_parameter}\\\"        # Workflow inputs\\n      \\n      # Task context\\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\\n      \\n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling During Parsing\\n\\n```yaml\\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\\n\\n# 1. Missing required fields\\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\\n\\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \\n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\\n\\n# 3. Circular dependencies\\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\\n\\n# 4. Invalid task references\\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\\n\\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\\n\\n# 6. Invalid field values\\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\\n```\\n\\n## Migration Guide\\n\\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\\n\\n```yaml\\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\\nworkflow:\\n  id: my_workflow\\n  tasks:\\n    - task_id: process_data\\n      task_type: python_script\\n      \\n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \\nid: my_workflow\\ntasks:\\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    language: python\\n```\\n\\n### Deprecated Fields\\n\\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\\n\\n### Backward Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will work but show a warning\\ntasks:\\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\\n    task_type: python_script       # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\\n```\\n\\n## Advanced Schema Features\\n\\n### Conditional Field Requirements\\n\\nSome fields become required based on task type:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# HTTP tasks require URL\\n- id: api_call\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"   # \\u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\\n  \\n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \\u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\\n```\\n\\n### Dynamic Field Validation\\n\\nField validation can depend on other field values:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\\n- id: data_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"for\\\"                 # Determines required fields\\n  max_iterations: 10               # \\u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  \\n- id: condition_loop  \\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"while\\\"               # Determines required fields\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${count} \u003e= 10\\\" # \\u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n```\\n\\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\\n\\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\\n\\n### Basic Template Syntax\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Access workflow inputs\\nscript: |\\n  customer_name = \\\"${customer_name}\\\"  # From workflow inputs\\n  \\n# Access previous task outputs\\nscript: |\\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\\n  \\n# Access built-in variables\\nscript: |\\n  workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n  execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"\\n  timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Available Built-in Variables\\n\\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\\n\\n### Task Output Resolution\\n\\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: |\\n      # Access entire response\\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\\n      \\n      # Access specific fields\\n      customer_name = \\\"${fetch_customer.name}\\\"\\n      customer_email = \\\"${fetch_customer.email}\\\"\\n      \\n      # Process the data\\n      result = {\\n          \\\"processed_name\\\": customer_name.upper(),\\n          \\\"domain\\\": customer_email.split(\\\"@\\\")[1]\\n      }\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent task\\n- id: ai_analysis_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Customer data: ${customer_data}\\\"\\n\\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\\n- id: process_ai_response\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\\n  script: |\\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    # Additional metadata available\\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process the AI response\\n    processed_analysis = {\\n        \\\"analysis\\\": ai_response,\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\\n        \\\"model\\\": model_used,\\n        \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\\\")\\n\\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u274c This will not work correctly\\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Response Structure\\n\\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\\n\\n```json\\n{\\n  \\\"ai_response\\\": \\\"The actual AI-generated text response\\\",\\n  \\\"model\\\": \\\"gpt-4-turbo-preview\\\",\\n  \\\"token_usage\\\": {\\n    \\\"prompt_tokens\\\": 150,\\n    \\\"completion_tokens\\\": 75,\\n    \\\"total_tokens\\\": 225\\n  },\\n  \\\"estimated_cost\\\": {\\n    \\\"amount\\\": 0.00337,\\n    \\\"currency\\\": \\\"USD\\\"\\n  },\\n  \\\"provider\\\": \\\"openai\\\",\\n  \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\\\"\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\\n\\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\\n\\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\\n\\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\\n- id: data_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_items: []\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    # First task in loop\\n    - id: fetch_data\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\\n        \\n        # Process data\\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"batch_data\\\": batch_data, \\\"batch_size\\\": len(batch_data)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\\n    - id: process_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\\n        \\n        # Access and update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Process the batch\\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        # Update state variables using state_updates\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"processed_count\\\": len(processed_batch)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\\n\\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\\\"${input_name}\\\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\\n\\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\\n\\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# First loop task outputs:\\noutputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"ACME Corp\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\nprint(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n\\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\\nscript: |\\n  # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\\n  \\n  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: financial_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  iteration_variable: company_index\\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\\n  \\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_companies: []\\n    total_extractions: 0\\n    successful_extractions: 0\\n  \\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_current_company\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access external workflow task data\\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Access state variables\\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Process company\\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\\n        result = process_company(company)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: extract_financial_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\\n      requirements:\\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\\n        \\n        # Access external data\\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        \\n        # Perform AI extraction\\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\\\"company_name\\\": company_name, \\\"company_id\\\": company_id})\\n        \\n        # Update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        current_processed.append({\\n            \\\"company_name\\\": company_name,\\n            \\\"extraction_result\\\": extraction_result\\n        })\\n        \\n        # State updates are required for persistence\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"extracted\\\": bool(extraction_result)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED\\n\\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\\n- id: process_loop_results\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\\n    \\n    # Access specific state variables from final state\\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    # Access loop execution metadata\\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\")\\n    \\n    outputs = {\\n        \\\"companies_processed\\\": len(processed_companies),\\n        \\\"success_rate\\\": f\\\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\",\\n        \\\"iterations\\\": iterations_completed\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\\n\\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\\n\\n```python\\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\\nimport json\\nimport os\\n\\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\\n\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\\n\\noutputs = {}\\nstate_updates = {}\\n\\n# Your script code follows...\\n```\\n\\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\\n\\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: debug_loop_task\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # Debug: Print all available data\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Debug: Print specific values\\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\\n        print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d {key}: {value}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Now access the flattened data\\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process your data...\\n    outputs = {\\\"processed\\\": f\\\"Company {company_name}\\\"}\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\\n__OUTPUTS__ {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n\\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\\ninputs = {\\n    \\\"folder_id\\\": \\\"...\\\",           # Workflow input\\n    \\\"gemini_api_key\\\": \\\"...\\\",      # Workflow input  \\n    \\\"list_company_folders\\\": {...}, # External task output\\n    \\\"company_index\\\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\\n    \\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\",       # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"total_extractions\\\": 0,       # Loop state variable\\n    \\\"processed_companies\\\": []     # Loop state variable\\n}\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\\n\\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\\n| `final_state[\\\"variable_name\\\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\\\"total_processed\\\"]}` |\\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\\n\\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\\n\\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  try:\\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_count\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_items\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      \\n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\\\")\\n      \\n  except Exception as e:\\n      print(f\\\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\\\")\\n      # Handle error case\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\\n\\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI greeting agent\\n- id: greeting_agent\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"User said: ${user_message}\\\"\\n\\n# Send the AI response via API\\n- id: send_greeting\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\\n  script: |\\n    import requests\\n    import json\\n    \\n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    phone_number = \\\"${phone_number}\\\"\\n    api_token = \\\"${API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83e\\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Send via API\\n    url = f\\\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\\\"\\n    headers = {\\\"Authorization\\\": f\\\"Bearer {api_token}\\\"}\\n    \\n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\\n        \\\"message\\\": ai_greeting\\n    })\\n    \\n    result = {\\n        \\\"status\\\": \\\"sent\\\",\\n        \\\"ai_response\\\": ai_greeting,\\n        \\\"api_response\\\": response.json(),\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Template Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\\n- id: router_task\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"premium_customer\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\\\"\\n      route: \\\"premium_processing\\\"\\n\\n- id: premium_handler\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [router_task]\\n  previous_node: router_task\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"premium_processing\\\"]\\n  script: |\\n    # Access router decision\\n    selected_route = \\\"${router_task.selected_route}\\\"\\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\\n    \\n    # Process premium customer\\n    customer = ${customer_data}\\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\\n\\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\\n- id: process_items\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\\n  previous_node: fetch_items\\n  script: |\\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\\n    processed_items = []\\n    \\n    for item in items:\\n        processed_item = {\\n            \\\"id\\\": item[\\\"id\\\"],\\n            \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n            \\\"status\\\": \\\"processed\\\"\\n        }\\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\\\")\\n\\n# Nested object access\\n- id: user_preferences\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\\n  previous_node: fetch_user\\n  script: |\\n    # Access nested user preferences\\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\\n    theme_setting = \\\"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\\\"\\n    language = \\\"${fetch_user.profile.language}\\\"\\n    \\n    settings = {\\n        \\\"notifications\\\": email_notifications,\\n        \\\"theme\\\": theme_setting,\\n        \\\"locale\\\": language\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Rules\\n\\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 Correct template usage\\n- id: correct_task\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\\n  previous_node: previous_task\\n  script: |\\n    string_value = \\\"${previous_task.name}\\\"    # String with quotes\\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\\n    nested_value = \\\"${previous_task.user.email}\\\"  # Nested field\\n\\n# \\u274c Incorrect template usage  \\n- id: incorrect_task\\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\\n  script: |\\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\\n```\\n\\n## Script Task Output Handling\\n\\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\\n\\n### Required Output Pattern\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: example_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Your script logic here\\n      data = process_data()\\n      \\n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\\n      \\n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: data_processor\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Process and store outputs\\n      results = {\\\"processed_count\\\": 100, \\\"errors\\\": []}\\n      \\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\\n      \\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: result_handler\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\\n    script: |\\n      # Access previous task outputs\\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\\\")\\n      \\n      # Store new outputs\\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling in Scripts\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: safe_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      try:\\n          result = risky_operation()\\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\\n      except Exception as e:\\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\\n      \\n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\\n\\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\\n\\n### Webhook Triggers\\n\\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: customer_webhook\\n    type: webhook\\n    description: \\\"Triggered when customer data is updated\\\"\\n    config:\\n      path: \\\"/webhooks/customer-updated\\\"      # Webhook endpoint path\\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\\n      authentication:\\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\\n        token: \\\"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\\\"            # Required if type is token\\n        header_name: \\\"X-Webhook-Token\\\"        # Optional: custom header name\\n      validation:\\n        required_fields: [\\\"customer.id\\\", \\\"customer.email\\\"]  # Required payload fields\\n        content_type: \\\"application/json\\\"     # Expected content type\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\\n        workflow_input: customer_email\\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\\n```\\n\\n### Scheduled Triggers\\n\\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: daily_report\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Generate daily customer report\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 9 * * *\\\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\\n      timezone: \\\"UTC\\\"                       # Optional: timezone\\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: report_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${current_date}\\\"    # Use built-in variable\\n      - workflow_input: report_type\\n        default_value: \\\"daily\\\"\\n\\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Weekly database cleanup\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 2 * * 0\\\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\\n      timezone: \\\"America/New_York\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${date_minus_7_days}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Event Triggers\\n\\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: file_uploaded\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Process uploaded files\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"file.uploaded\\\"          # Event type to listen for\\n      source: \\\"storage_service\\\"            # Event source system\\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\\n        file_type: [\\\"csv\\\", \\\"json\\\", \\\"xlsx\\\"]\\n        file_size_max: \\\"100MB\\\"\\n        path_pattern: \\\"/uploads/customers/*\\\"\\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\\n        max_attempts: 3\\n        initial_delay: \\\"5s\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: file.path\\n        workflow_input: file_path\\n      - webhook_field: file.size\\n        workflow_input: file_size\\n      - webhook_field: file.type\\n        workflow_input: file_type\\n\\n  - name: order_status_changed\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Handle order status changes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"order.status_changed\\\"\\n      source: \\\"order_management\\\"\\n      filter:\\n        status: [\\\"completed\\\", \\\"cancelled\\\", \\\"refunded\\\"]\\n        priority: [\\\"high\\\", \\\"urgent\\\"]\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: order.id\\n        workflow_input: order_id\\n      - webhook_field: order.status\\n        workflow_input: new_status\\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\\n        workflow_input: customer_id\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Triggers\\n\\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: post_processing\\n    type: dependency\\n    description: \\\"Run after main processing completes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      depends_on_workflow: \\\"main_data_processing\\\"  # Workflow to depend on\\n      depends_on_status: \\\"SUCCESS\\\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\\n      namespace: \\\"production\\\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\\n        workflow_input: items_processed\\n```\\n\\n## Model Client Configuration\\n\\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\\n\\n### Basic Structure\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\\n    config:\\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\\n```\\n\\n### Supported Providers\\n\\n#### OpenAI Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### Anthropic Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: claude_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### OpenRouter Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: openrouter_model\\n    provider: openrouter\\n    config:\\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\\\"\\n      base_url: \\\"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\\\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 2000\\n```\\n\\n#### Multiple Model Clients\\n\\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: fast_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n      \\n  - id: smart_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      \\n  - id: creative_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 1.2\\n```\\n\\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\\n\\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: analysis_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a data analyst...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\\\"\\n      \\n  - id: creative_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a creative writer...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Write a story about ${topic}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\\n\\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"     # References environment variable\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n```\\n\\n### Common Configuration Options\\n\\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\\n\\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\\n\\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\\n\\n### Using Environment Variables\\n\\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_openai\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"          # References environment variable\\n\\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\\ntasks:\\n  - id: secure_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\\\"       # Environment variable for URL\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\" # Environment variable for token\\n      X-API-Key: \\\"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\\\"     # Environment variable for API key\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Database connections\\n- id: database_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL}\\\"   # Full connection string\\n    # or individual components:\\n    host: \\\"${DB_HOST}\\\"\\n    port: \\\"${DB_PORT}\\\"\\n    database: \\\"${DB_NAME}\\\"\\n    username: \\\"${DB_USER}\\\"\\n    password: \\\"${DB_PASSWORD}\\\"\\n\\n# Third-party service credentials\\n- id: external_service\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    X-Client-ID: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\\\"\\n    X-Client-Secret: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\\\"\\n\\n# MCP server credentials\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  type: mcp\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \\\"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Security Best Practices\\n\\n#### \\u274c What NOT to Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: insecure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-actual-api-key-here\\\"    # SECURITY RISK!\\n\\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\\ntasks:\\n  - id: bad_example\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"\\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer sk-real-token\\\"  # SECURITY RISK!\\n```\\n\\n#### \\u2705 What TO Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DO: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"         # Secure approach\\n\\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\\n- id: environment_aware_task\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}\\\"                   # Different URLs per environment\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\"   # Different tokens per environment\\n    X-Environment: \\\"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\\\"  # Track environment\\n\\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\\nenvironment_vars:\\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \\\"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\\\"\\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \\\"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\\n\\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\\n|---------|---------|----------|\\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\\n\\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\\n\\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Different API keys per customer\\n- id: customer_specific_api\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.partner.com/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\\\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\\n\\n# Environment-specific configurations\\n- id: env_specific_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\\\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\\n```\\n\\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\\n- id: secure_ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: secure_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process customer ${customer_id}\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \\\"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\\\"\\n\\n# Script task with secure file access\\n- id: secure_script_task\\n  type: script\\n  environment_vars:\\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \\\"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\\\"\\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \\\"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\\\"\\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \\\"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\\\"\\n  script: |\\n    import boto3\\n    import os\\n    \\n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\\n    \\n    # Process secure files...\\n\\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\\n- id: secure_storage_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\\\"\\n    ssl_mode: \\\"require\\\"\\n    ssl_cert: \\\"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\\\"\\n    ssl_key: \\\"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Setup Examples\\n\\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\\n```bash\\n# Development API keys (non-production)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\\n```\\n\\n#### Production Environment\\n```bash\\n# Production API keys (secure)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\\n```\\n\\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\\n\\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\\n\\n### Execution Flow\\n\\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\\n\\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example execution flow\\ntasks:\\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/products\\\"\\n    \\n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: # validation logic...\\n    \\n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\\n    previous_node: fetch_products\\n    script: # filtering logic...\\n    \\n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: \\\"Generate product recommendations for customer.\\\"\\n      user_message: |\\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Task States and Lifecycle\\n\\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\\n\\n| State | Description | Next States |\\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n\\n### Conditional Execution\\n\\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Router-based conditional execution\\n- id: data_router\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\\n  previous_node: fetch_data\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\\n\\n- id: direct_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Process small dataset directly\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_directly(data)\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling and Retries\\n\\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level retry policy\\nretry:\\n  retryOn: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\", \\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: 3\\n  initialDelay: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: \\\"60s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n\\ntasks:\\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\\n  - id: external_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\\n      initialDelay: \\\"2s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: \\\"120s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n      retryOn: [\\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"HTTP_5XX\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n    \\n  # Task with no retries\\n  - id: critical_operation\\n    type: script\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\\n    script: |\\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\\n```\\n\\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\\n- id: data_source\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n\\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process order data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process product data from data_source\\n\\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\\\"\\n    user_message: |\\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\\n      Product data: ${process_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Resource Management\\n\\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Worker group targeting\\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\\n  type: script\\n  worker_group: \\\"high-cpu-workers\\\"    # Target specific worker group\\n  script: |\\n    # CPU-intensive processing\\n    perform_heavy_computation()\\n\\n- id: gpu_ml_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"         # Target GPU workers\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: large_model\\n    # Large model processing...\\n\\n# Timeout configuration\\n- id: long_running_task\\n  type: script\\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\\n  script: |\\n    # Long-running data processing\\n    process_large_dataset()\\n\\n# Workflow-level timeout\\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Task Type Configurations\\n\\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\\n\\n**Supported Task Types:**\\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \\n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\\n\\n### Script Tasks\\n\\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  name: \\\"Python Script Task\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  description: \\\"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\\\"\\n  \\n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\\n    import json\\n    import requests\\n    \\n    # Access workflow inputs\\n    input_value = \\\"${workflow_input}\\\"\\n    \\n    # Access previous task outputs\\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\\n    \\n    # Your processing logic\\n    result = {\\\"processed\\\": True, \\\"value\\\": input_value}\\n    \\n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n  \\n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\\n    print(\\\"Hello World\\\")\\n  \\n  # Package management\\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\\n    - requests==2.31.0\\n    - pandas==1.5.3\\n    - numpy==1.24.3\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    API_KEY: \\\"${secrets.api_key}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \\\"value\\\"\\n  \\n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\\n    DATABASE_URL: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Secrets configuration\\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\\n    api_key: \\\"secret_name\\\"\\n    db_password: \\\"db_secret\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### HTTP Tasks\\n\\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: http_task\\n  name: \\\"HTTP API Call\\\"\\n  type: http\\n  description: \\\"Call external REST API\\\"\\n  \\n  # HTTP configuration\\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\\n  \\n  # Headers configuration\\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\\n    Content-Type: \\\"application/json\\\"\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\\\"\\n    X-Custom-Header: \\\"workflow-engine\\\"\\n    User-Agent: \\\"WorkflowEngine/1.0\\\"\\n  \\n  # Request body\\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\\n    {\\n      \\\"customer_id\\\": \\\"${customer_id}\\\",\\n      \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n      \\\"data\\\": ${previous_task}\\n    }\\n  \\n  # Response validation\\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\\n  \\n  # Additional HTTP options\\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Tasks\\n\\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_agent_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Processing Agent\\\"\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  description: \\\"Process data using AI model\\\"\\n  \\n  # AI configuration\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\\n      {\\n        \\\"insights\\\": [\\\"insight1\\\", \\\"insight2\\\"],\\n        \\\"recommendations\\\": [\\\"rec1\\\", \\\"rec2\\\"],\\n        \\\"confidence_score\\\": 0.95\\n      }\\n    \\n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\\n      Please analyze this customer data:\\n      ${previous_task}\\n      \\n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                # Database tools\\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n  \\n  # Input/output format\\n  input_format: \\\"text\\\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\\n  output_format: \\\"structured\\\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\\n\\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In subsequent script tasks\\nscript: |\\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n  \\n  # Additional metadata available\\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"AI Response: {ai_response}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\\noutputs:\\n  ai_analysis:\\n    type: string\\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\\n    description: \\\"AI-generated analysis text\\\"\\n  \\n  total_tokens:\\n    type: integer  \\n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\\n    description: \\\"Total tokens consumed\\\"\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Tasks\\n\\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\\n- id: for_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"For Loop Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process data in fixed batches\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\\n  state_variables:\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n    batch_results: []\\n  \\n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      name: \\\"Process Current Batch\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\\n        \\n        # Process current batch\\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\\n        \\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: update_state\\n      name: \\\"Update Loop State\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\\n      script: |\\n        # Update state variables\\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\\n        \\n        result = {\\\"total_processed\\\": new_total}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n\\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\\n- id: while_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"While Loop Quality Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process until quality threshold met\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\\\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables\\n  state_variables:\\n    average_quality: 0\\n    items_processed: 0\\n    quality_scores: []\\n  \\n  # Loop tasks\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: assess_quality\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Conditional Router Tasks\\n\\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conditional_router_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Type Router\\\"\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  description: \\\"Route processing based on data characteristics\\\"\\n  \\n  # Router configuration\\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\\n  \\n  # Routing conditions\\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"  \\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"medium_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\\n  \\n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\\n    if data_type == \\\"json\\\":\\n        return \\\"json_processing\\\"\\n    elif data_type == \\\"xml\\\":\\n        return \\\"xml_processing\\\"\\n    else:\\n        return \\\"default_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\\n    json_processing: \\\"specialized_json\\\"\\n    xml_processing: \\\"specialized_xml\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Large Dataset\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing large dataset in batches...\\\")\\n\\n- id: direct_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Small Dataset\\\"  \\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing small dataset directly...\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### MCP Tasks\\n\\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  name: \\\"MCP Tool Execution\\\"\\n  type: mcp\\n  description: \\\"Execute external tool via MCP server\\\"\\n  \\n  # MCP server configuration\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\\n  tool_name: \\\"update_database\\\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\\n  runtime: \\\"npx\\\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\\n  \\n  # Server startup\\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\\n  \\n  # Tool execution\\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\\n    database_id: \\\"${secrets.notion_database_id}\\\"\\n    properties:\\n      title: \\\"Workflow Results\\\"\\n      status: \\\"Completed\\\"\\n      processed_count: \\\"${previous_task.count}\\\"\\n      timestamp: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${secrets.notion_token}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n  \\n  # Timeout configuration\\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\\n```\\n\\n### Storage Tasks\\n\\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: storage_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Storage Operation\\\"\\n  type: storage\\n  description: \\\"Save/load data to/from storage\\\"\\n  \\n  # Storage operation\\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\\n  \\n  # Storage configuration\\n  storage_type: \\\"file\\\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\\n  path: \\\"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\\\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\\n  \\n  # Data configuration\\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\\n  format: \\\"json\\\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\\n  compression: \\\"gzip\\\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\\n  \\n  # Metadata\\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\\n    workflow_id: \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n    created_at: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    source_task: \\\"previous_task\\\"\\n  \\n  # File options\\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\\n  \\n  # Database options (when storage_type: \\\"database\\\")\\n  table_name: \\\"workflow_results\\\"      # Required for database storage\\n  connection_string: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"  # Required for database storage\\n  \\n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \\\"cache\\\")\\n  cache_key: \\\"result_${execution_id}\\\" # Required for cache storage\\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\\n\\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conversation_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Conversation Interface\\\"\\n  type: continuous_conversation\\n  description: \\\"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\\\"\\n  \\n  # Conversation configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI configuration\\n    ai_config:\\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\\n        \\n        Guidelines:\\n        - Always be polite and respectful\\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"Customer Support Chat\\\"        # Optional: Interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"How can I help you today?\\\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                        # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\\n    \\n    # Termination conditions\\n    termination:\\n      keywords: [\\\"goodbye\\\", \\\"bye\\\", \\\"thanks\\\", \\\"done\\\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Context configuration\\n    context:\\n      system_context: \\\"Customer support conversation\\\"  # Optional: Context description\\n      user_id: \\\"${customer_id}\\\"            # Optional: User identifier\\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\\n```\\n\\n### Human Input Tasks\\n\\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: human_input_task\\n  name: \\\"Human Input Required\\\"\\n  type: human_input\\n  description: \\\"Wait for human input or approval\\\"\\n  \\n  # Human input configuration\\n  config:\\n    prompt: \\\"Please review and approve the processed data\\\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\\n    input_type: \\\"approval\\\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\\n    \\n    # Input options (for selection type)\\n    options: [\\\"approve\\\", \\\"reject\\\", \\\"request_changes\\\"]  # Optional: For selection input\\n    \\n    # Timeout configuration\\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Conversation settings\\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\\n    next_task: \\\"process_approval\\\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\\n    end_condition: \\\"bye|exit|quit\\\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\\n    \\n    # Input validation\\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\\n  \\n  # Additional context\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\\n```\\n\\n### ChatBot Tasks\\n\\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: chatbot_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Chatbot\\\"\\n  type: chatbot\\n  description: \\\"Interactive chatbot with session management\\\"\\n  \\n  # Chatbot configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI model configuration\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\\n    \\n    # Session management\\n    session_id: \\\"${session_id}\\\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"AI Assistant\\\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"Type your message...\\\" # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                   # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\\n      \\n    # Response configuration\\n    response_config:\\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\\n      \\n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\\n  user_message: \\\"${user_input}\\\"         # Optional: Direct message input\\n  \\n  # Context data\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\\n```\\n\\n---\\n\\n## Common Errors and Corrections\\n\\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\\n\\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow without id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nid: \\\"my_workflow\\\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow with proper id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  task_2:\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  - id: task_2\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  age:\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  - name: age\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\\n    script: |\\n      print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n    requirements:\\n      - requests\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\\n    print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\\n```\\n\\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\\n    search_query: ${search_query}\\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\\n  script: |\\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\\n    search_query = \\\"${search_query}\\\"\\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  \\n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\\n  outputs = {}\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n  \\n  import json\\n  print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    prompt: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Wrong: use user_message\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Correct field name\\n```\\n\\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  # Missing depends_on\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\\n```\\n\\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\\n    type: openai\\n    api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: \\\"gpt-4\\\"\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=\\\"\\\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n  \\n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n    # Or use path = path or \\\"default_value\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\\n  print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\\n    print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Best Practices Summary\\n\\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\\n\\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\\n\\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\\n\\n### Tools Configuration\\n\\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\\n- id: ai_with_tools\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\\n    user_message: \\\"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\\\"\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration\\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n\\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\\n  type: chatbot\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\\n    tools:\\n      - current_time\\n      - weather_api\\n      - user_preferences\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n```\\n\\n### How Tools Work\\n\\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\\n\\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\\n\\n| Field | Required | Description |\\n|-------|----------|-------------|\\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\\n\\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\\n\\n```yaml\\nid: intelligent_assistant\\nname: \\\"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\\\"\\n\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n\\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\\ntenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: |\\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\\n        - Communication: send_notification\\n        \\n        Use these tools when users ask for:\\n        - Current time or date information\\n        - Weather forecasts\\n        - Sending notifications\\n        \\n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\\n      \\n      user_message: \\\"${user_query}\\\"\\n      \\n      # MCP tools configuration\\n      tools:\\n        - current_time\\n        - relative_time\\n        - days_in_month\\n        - weather_forecast\\n        - send_notification\\n      \\n      # Tool resolution requires tenant_id\\n      tenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 1000\\n\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_query\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n    default: \\\"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\\\"\\n\\noutputs:\\n  ai_response:\\n    type: string\\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\\n    description: \\\"AI response using tools when needed\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Tool Execution Flow\\n\\n1. **User Input**: User provides a query that might require tool usage\\n2. **AI Analysis**: AI model analyzes the query and decides if tools are needed\\n3. **Tool Calling**: AI calls `tool_executor(deployment_id, tool_name, arguments)`\\n4. **Tool Resolution**: Engine resolves tool name to MCP server using tenant_id\\n5. **Tool Execution**: MCP server executes the requested tool\\n6. **Result Processing**: Tool results are returned to the AI model\\n7. **Response Generation**: AI generates final response incorporating tool results\\n\\n### Best Practices for Tools\\n\\n1. **Clear System Messages**: Explain available tools and when to use them\\n2. **Tool Categories**: Group related tools (time, weather, database, etc.)\\n3. **Error Handling**: AI models handle tool execution failures gracefully\\n4. **Tool Documentation**: Include tool descriptions in system messages\\n5. **Tenant Configuration**: Ensure tenant_id matches your MCP server setup\\n\\n---\\n\\n*This comprehensive reference covers all supported task types and their YAML configurations. 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[Complete Schema Overview](#complete-schema-overview)\\n2. [Required vs Optional Fields](#required-vs-optional-fields)\\n3. [Data Types Reference](#data-types-reference)\\n4. [Field Validation Rules](#field-validation-rules)\\n5. [Parser Behavior](#parser-behavior)\\n6. [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)\\n\\n## Complete Schema Overview\\n\\n```yaml\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Required) ===\\nid: string                              # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: string                            # REQUIRED: Human-readable workflow name\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Optional) ===\\nversion: string | integer               # Default: 1\\nnamespace: string                       # Default: \\\"default\\\"\\ndescription: string                     # Default: \\\"\\\"\\ntenant_id: string                       # Default: null\\n\\n# === EXECUTION CONFIGURATION ===\\ntimeout_seconds: integer|string        # Default: 3600 (1 hour) - Workflow-level timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"1h\\\", \\\"30m\\\")\\nlabels: object                         # Default: {}\\nmetadata: object                       # Default: {}\\n\\n# === DATA FLOW DEFINITIONS ===\\ninputs:                                # Default: []\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: string|integer|boolean|object|array\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    required: boolean                  # Default: false\\n    default: any                       # Optional default value\\n\\noutputs: object                        # Default: {}\\n  output_name:\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    source: string                     # REQUIRED: task_id or task_id.field\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n\\nvariables: object                      # Default: {}\\n\\n# === MODEL CLIENT CONFIGURATION (Required for AI tasks) ===\\nmodel_clients:                        # REQUIRED: For ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\\n\\n# Model Client Examples:\\n# OpenAI Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 2000\\n#\\n# Anthropic Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 1500\\n#\\n# Multiple Models:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n\\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    \\n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\\n    \\n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"5m\\\", \\\"30s\\\")\\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\\n    \\n    # Input/Output mapping\\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\\n    \\n    # Retry configuration\\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n    \\n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\\n\\n# === TRIGGERS ===\\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\\n```\\n\\n## Required vs Optional Fields\\n\\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\\n\\n## Data Types Reference\\n\\n### Primitive Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_name\\n    type: string\\n    default: \\\"John Doe\\\"\\n    description: \\\"Customer full name\\\"\\n\\n# Integer type  \\ninputs:\\n  - name: batch_size\\n    type: integer\\n    default: 100\\n    description: \\\"Number of records per batch\\\"\\n\\n# Boolean type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: include_archived\\n    type: boolean\\n    default: false\\n    description: \\\"Include archived records\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Object type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: config_params\\n    type: object\\n    default:\\n      timeout: 30\\n      retries: 3\\n      debug: false\\n    description: \\\"Configuration parameters\\\"\\n\\n# Array type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_ids\\n    type: array\\n    default: [\\\"cust_001\\\", \\\"cust_002\\\"]\\n    description: \\\"List of customer identifiers\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Duration Types\\n\\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String format (recommended)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"      # 1 hour\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"     # 30 minutes  \\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"45s\\\"     # 45 seconds\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2d\\\"      # 2 days\\n\\n# Integer format (seconds)\\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\\n\\n# Supported units\\n# s, sec, second, seconds\\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \\n# h, hour, hours\\n# d, day, days\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\\n\\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\\n\\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\\n\\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2h\\\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: quick_task\\n    type: script\\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: custom_timeout_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_running_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\\n      print(\\\"Long task completed\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\\n\\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\\n\\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: short_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      print(\\\"\\ud83d\\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\\\")\\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\\n      print(\\\"Long script completed\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: data_processing_loop\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 10\\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\\n\\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: batch_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"                 # Loop-level timeout\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 5\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      type: script\\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\\n      script: |\\n        print(\\\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\\\")\\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\\n```\\n\\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\\n\\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\\\"5m\\\"` vs `300`\\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: api_call\\n    type: http\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30s\\\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: data_processing\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"10m\\\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\\n    script: |\\n      # Process large dataset\\n      process_data()\\n      \\n  - id: batch_processing\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"45m\\\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 100\\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Field Validation Rules\\n\\n### ID Fields\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid IDs\\nid: \\\"customer_processor\\\"      # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"process-data\\\"           # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"task_001\\\"               # \\u2705 Valid\\n\\n# Invalid IDs\\nid: \\\"process data\\\"           # \\u274c Spaces not allowed\\nid: \\\"123_start\\\"              # \\u274c Cannot start with number\\nid: \\\"\\\"                       # \\u274c Cannot be empty\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Values\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \\u2705 Positive integer\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"5m\\\"        # \\u2705 Duration string\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h30m\\\"     # \\u2705 Complex duration\\n\\n# Invalid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \\u274c Must be positive\\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \\u274c Cannot be negative\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"invalid\\\"   # \\u274c Invalid duration format\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Types and Validation\\n\\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\\n\\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\\n- Controls actual task execution order\\n- Enables template resolution and data access\\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\\n\\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\\n- Critical for execution flow representation\\n- Single task reference only\\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_data\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \\u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\\n    script: |\\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not validate(data):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid data\\\")\\n      \\n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \\u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\\n    script: |\\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \\u2705 Accessible via depends_on\\n      # Process data...\\n\\n  - id: separate_task\\n    type: script\\n    previous_node: process_data        # \\u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\\n    script: |\\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\\n      print(\\\"Independent task\\\")\\n\\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\\n    name: \\\"Fetch Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_customer\\n    name: \\\"Validate Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid customer data\\\")\\n      print(\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    name: \\\"Process Customer\\\"\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \\u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      user_message: \\\"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\\\"\\n  \\n  - id: send_notification\\n    name: \\\"Send Notification\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \\u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\\n    script: |\\n      result = ${process_customer}\\n      print(f\\\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: parallel_audit_log\\n    name: \\\"Audit Log (Parallel)\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\\n      print(f\\\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n  # Invalid examples\\n  - id: invalid_task\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \\u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\\\"\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences:\\n\\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\\n| **Template Access** | \\u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \\u274c No template access |\\n| **Validation** | \\u274c Parser error if task missing | \\u26a0\\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\\n| **Multiple References** | \\u2705 Array of task IDs | \\u274c Single task ID only |\\n| **Execution Order** | \\u2705 Enforced | \\u274c No execution impact |\\n| **UI Connectivity** | \\u274c No UI impact | \\u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\\n\\n### Circular Dependency Detection\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will be rejected by the parser\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_a\\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n    \\n  - id: task_b  \\n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n```\\n\\n## Parser Behavior\\n\\n### Field Name Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: flexible_task\\n    # Both formats are accepted\\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\\n    \\n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n      \\n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\\n    \\n    workerGroup: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"     # camelCase\\n    worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"    # snake_case\\n```\\n\\n### Default Value Assignment\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\\nid: my_workflow\\n# name defaults to id value: \\\"my_workflow\\\"\\n# version defaults to: 1\\n# namespace defaults to: \\\"default\\\"  \\n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\\n# description defaults to: \\\"\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: simple_task\\n    type: script\\n    # name defaults to id: \\\"simple_task\\\"\\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Context\\n\\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: context_aware_task\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Workflow context\\n      workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"           # Current workflow ID\\n      execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"         # Unique execution ID\\n      namespace = \\\"${namespace}\\\"               # Workflow namespace\\n      \\n      # Timing context\\n      current_timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"  # ISO timestamp\\n      started_at = \\\"${started_at}\\\"             # Workflow start time\\n      \\n      # Input context\\n      user_input = \\\"${input_parameter}\\\"        # Workflow inputs\\n      \\n      # Task context\\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\\n      \\n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling During Parsing\\n\\n```yaml\\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\\n\\n# 1. Missing required fields\\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\\n\\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \\n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\\n\\n# 3. Circular dependencies\\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\\n\\n# 4. Invalid task references\\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\\n\\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\\n\\n# 6. Invalid field values\\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\\n```\\n\\n## Migration Guide\\n\\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\\n\\n```yaml\\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\\nworkflow:\\n  id: my_workflow\\n  tasks:\\n    - task_id: process_data\\n      task_type: python_script\\n      \\n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \\nid: my_workflow\\ntasks:\\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    language: python\\n```\\n\\n### Deprecated Fields\\n\\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\\n\\n### Backward Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will work but show a warning\\ntasks:\\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\\n    task_type: python_script       # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\\n```\\n\\n## Advanced Schema Features\\n\\n### Conditional Field Requirements\\n\\nSome fields become required based on task type:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# HTTP tasks require URL\\n- id: api_call\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"   # \\u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\\n  \\n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \\u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\\n```\\n\\n### Dynamic Field Validation\\n\\nField validation can depend on other field values:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\\n- id: data_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"for\\\"                 # Determines required fields\\n  max_iterations: 10               # \\u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  \\n- id: condition_loop  \\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"while\\\"               # Determines required fields\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${count} \u003e= 10\\\" # \\u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n```\\n\\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\\n\\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\\n\\n### Basic Template Syntax\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Access workflow inputs\\nscript: |\\n  customer_name = \\\"${customer_name}\\\"  # From workflow inputs\\n  \\n# Access previous task outputs\\nscript: |\\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\\n  \\n# Access built-in variables\\nscript: |\\n  workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n  execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"\\n  timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Available Built-in Variables\\n\\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\\n\\n### Task Output Resolution\\n\\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: |\\n      # Access entire response\\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\\n      \\n      # Access specific fields\\n      customer_name = \\\"${fetch_customer.name}\\\"\\n      customer_email = \\\"${fetch_customer.email}\\\"\\n      \\n      # Process the data\\n      result = {\\n          \\\"processed_name\\\": customer_name.upper(),\\n          \\\"domain\\\": customer_email.split(\\\"@\\\")[1]\\n      }\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent task\\n- id: ai_analysis_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Customer data: ${customer_data}\\\"\\n\\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\\n- id: process_ai_response\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\\n  script: |\\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    # Additional metadata available\\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process the AI response\\n    processed_analysis = {\\n        \\\"analysis\\\": ai_response,\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\\n        \\\"model\\\": model_used,\\n        \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\\\")\\n\\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u274c This will not work correctly\\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Response Structure\\n\\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\\n\\n```json\\n{\\n  \\\"ai_response\\\": \\\"The actual AI-generated text response\\\",\\n  \\\"model\\\": \\\"gpt-4-turbo-preview\\\",\\n  \\\"token_usage\\\": {\\n    \\\"prompt_tokens\\\": 150,\\n    \\\"completion_tokens\\\": 75,\\n    \\\"total_tokens\\\": 225\\n  },\\n  \\\"estimated_cost\\\": {\\n    \\\"amount\\\": 0.00337,\\n    \\\"currency\\\": \\\"USD\\\"\\n  },\\n  \\\"provider\\\": \\\"openai\\\",\\n  \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\\\"\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\\n\\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\\n\\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\\n\\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\\n- id: data_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_items: []\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    # First task in loop\\n    - id: fetch_data\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\\n        \\n        # Process data\\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"batch_data\\\": batch_data, \\\"batch_size\\\": len(batch_data)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\\n    - id: process_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\\n        \\n        # Access and update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Process the batch\\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        # Update state variables using state_updates\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"processed_count\\\": len(processed_batch)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\\n\\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\\\"${input_name}\\\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\\n\\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\\n\\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# First loop task outputs:\\noutputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"ACME Corp\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\nprint(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n\\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\\nscript: |\\n  # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\\n  \\n  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: financial_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  iteration_variable: company_index\\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\\n  \\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_companies: []\\n    total_extractions: 0\\n    successful_extractions: 0\\n  \\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_current_company\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access external workflow task data\\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Access state variables\\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Process company\\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\\n        result = process_company(company)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: extract_financial_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\\n      requirements:\\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\\n        \\n        # Access external data\\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        \\n        # Perform AI extraction\\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\\\"company_name\\\": company_name, \\\"company_id\\\": company_id})\\n        \\n        # Update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        current_processed.append({\\n            \\\"company_name\\\": company_name,\\n            \\\"extraction_result\\\": extraction_result\\n        })\\n        \\n        # State updates are required for persistence\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"extracted\\\": bool(extraction_result)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED\\n\\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\\n- id: process_loop_results\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\\n    \\n    # Access specific state variables from final state\\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    # Access loop execution metadata\\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\")\\n    \\n    outputs = {\\n        \\\"companies_processed\\\": len(processed_companies),\\n        \\\"success_rate\\\": f\\\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\",\\n        \\\"iterations\\\": iterations_completed\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\\n\\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\\n\\n```python\\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\\nimport json\\nimport os\\n\\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\\n\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\\n\\noutputs = {}\\nstate_updates = {}\\n\\n# Your script code follows...\\n```\\n\\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\\n\\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: debug_loop_task\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # Debug: Print all available data\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Debug: Print specific values\\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\\n        print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d {key}: {value}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Now access the flattened data\\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process your data...\\n    outputs = {\\\"processed\\\": f\\\"Company {company_name}\\\"}\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\\n__OUTPUTS__ {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n\\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\\ninputs = {\\n    \\\"folder_id\\\": \\\"...\\\",           # Workflow input\\n    \\\"gemini_api_key\\\": \\\"...\\\",      # Workflow input  \\n    \\\"list_company_folders\\\": {...}, # External task output\\n    \\\"company_index\\\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\\n    \\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\",       # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"total_extractions\\\": 0,       # Loop state variable\\n    \\\"processed_companies\\\": []     # Loop state variable\\n}\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\\n\\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\\n| `final_state[\\\"variable_name\\\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\\\"total_processed\\\"]}` |\\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\\n\\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\\n\\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  try:\\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_count\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_items\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      \\n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\\\")\\n      \\n  except Exception as e:\\n      print(f\\\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\\\")\\n      # Handle error case\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\\n\\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI greeting agent\\n- id: greeting_agent\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"User said: ${user_message}\\\"\\n\\n# Send the AI response via API\\n- id: send_greeting\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\\n  script: |\\n    import requests\\n    import json\\n    \\n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    phone_number = \\\"${phone_number}\\\"\\n    api_token = \\\"${API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83e\\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Send via API\\n    url = f\\\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\\\"\\n    headers = {\\\"Authorization\\\": f\\\"Bearer {api_token}\\\"}\\n    \\n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\\n        \\\"message\\\": ai_greeting\\n    })\\n    \\n    result = {\\n        \\\"status\\\": \\\"sent\\\",\\n        \\\"ai_response\\\": ai_greeting,\\n        \\\"api_response\\\": response.json(),\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Template Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\\n- id: router_task\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"premium_customer\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\\\"\\n      route: \\\"premium_processing\\\"\\n\\n- id: premium_handler\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [router_task]\\n  previous_node: router_task\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"premium_processing\\\"]\\n  script: |\\n    # Access router decision\\n    selected_route = \\\"${router_task.selected_route}\\\"\\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\\n    \\n    # Process premium customer\\n    customer = ${customer_data}\\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\\n\\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\\n- id: process_items\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\\n  previous_node: fetch_items\\n  script: |\\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\\n    processed_items = []\\n    \\n    for item in items:\\n        processed_item = {\\n            \\\"id\\\": item[\\\"id\\\"],\\n            \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n            \\\"status\\\": \\\"processed\\\"\\n        }\\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\\\")\\n\\n# Nested object access\\n- id: user_preferences\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\\n  previous_node: fetch_user\\n  script: |\\n    # Access nested user preferences\\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\\n    theme_setting = \\\"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\\\"\\n    language = \\\"${fetch_user.profile.language}\\\"\\n    \\n    settings = {\\n        \\\"notifications\\\": email_notifications,\\n        \\\"theme\\\": theme_setting,\\n        \\\"locale\\\": language\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Rules\\n\\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 Correct template usage\\n- id: correct_task\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\\n  previous_node: previous_task\\n  script: |\\n    string_value = \\\"${previous_task.name}\\\"    # String with quotes\\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\\n    nested_value = \\\"${previous_task.user.email}\\\"  # Nested field\\n\\n# \\u274c Incorrect template usage  \\n- id: incorrect_task\\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\\n  script: |\\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\\n```\\n\\n## Script Task Output Handling\\n\\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\\n\\n### Required Output Pattern\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: example_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Your script logic here\\n      data = process_data()\\n      \\n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\\n      \\n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: data_processor\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Process and store outputs\\n      results = {\\\"processed_count\\\": 100, \\\"errors\\\": []}\\n      \\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\\n      \\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: result_handler\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\\n    script: |\\n      # Access previous task outputs\\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\\\")\\n      \\n      # Store new outputs\\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling in Scripts\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: safe_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      try:\\n          result = risky_operation()\\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\\n      except Exception as e:\\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\\n      \\n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\\n\\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\\n\\n### Webhook Triggers\\n\\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: customer_webhook\\n    type: webhook\\n    description: \\\"Triggered when customer data is updated\\\"\\n    config:\\n      path: \\\"/webhooks/customer-updated\\\"      # Webhook endpoint path\\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\\n      authentication:\\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\\n        token: \\\"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\\\"            # Required if type is token\\n        header_name: \\\"X-Webhook-Token\\\"        # Optional: custom header name\\n      validation:\\n        required_fields: [\\\"customer.id\\\", \\\"customer.email\\\"]  # Required payload fields\\n        content_type: \\\"application/json\\\"     # Expected content type\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\\n        workflow_input: customer_email\\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\\n```\\n\\n### Scheduled Triggers\\n\\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: daily_report\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Generate daily customer report\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 9 * * *\\\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\\n      timezone: \\\"UTC\\\"                       # Optional: timezone\\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: report_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${current_date}\\\"    # Use built-in variable\\n      - workflow_input: report_type\\n        default_value: \\\"daily\\\"\\n\\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Weekly database cleanup\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 2 * * 0\\\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\\n      timezone: \\\"America/New_York\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${date_minus_7_days}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Event Triggers\\n\\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: file_uploaded\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Process uploaded files\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"file.uploaded\\\"          # Event type to listen for\\n      source: \\\"storage_service\\\"            # Event source system\\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\\n        file_type: [\\\"csv\\\", \\\"json\\\", \\\"xlsx\\\"]\\n        file_size_max: \\\"100MB\\\"\\n        path_pattern: \\\"/uploads/customers/*\\\"\\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\\n        max_attempts: 3\\n        initial_delay: \\\"5s\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: file.path\\n        workflow_input: file_path\\n      - webhook_field: file.size\\n        workflow_input: file_size\\n      - webhook_field: file.type\\n        workflow_input: file_type\\n\\n  - name: order_status_changed\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Handle order status changes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"order.status_changed\\\"\\n      source: \\\"order_management\\\"\\n      filter:\\n        status: [\\\"completed\\\", \\\"cancelled\\\", \\\"refunded\\\"]\\n        priority: [\\\"high\\\", \\\"urgent\\\"]\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: order.id\\n        workflow_input: order_id\\n      - webhook_field: order.status\\n        workflow_input: new_status\\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\\n        workflow_input: customer_id\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Triggers\\n\\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: post_processing\\n    type: dependency\\n    description: \\\"Run after main processing completes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      depends_on_workflow: \\\"main_data_processing\\\"  # Workflow to depend on\\n      depends_on_status: \\\"SUCCESS\\\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\\n      namespace: \\\"production\\\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\\n        workflow_input: items_processed\\n```\\n\\n## Model Client Configuration\\n\\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\\n\\n### Basic Structure\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\\n    config:\\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\\n```\\n\\n### Supported Providers\\n\\n#### OpenAI Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### Anthropic Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: claude_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### OpenRouter Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: openrouter_model\\n    provider: openrouter\\n    config:\\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\\\"\\n      base_url: \\\"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\\\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 2000\\n```\\n\\n#### Multiple Model Clients\\n\\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: fast_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n      \\n  - id: smart_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      \\n  - id: creative_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 1.2\\n```\\n\\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\\n\\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: analysis_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a data analyst...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\\\"\\n      \\n  - id: creative_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a creative writer...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Write a story about ${topic}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\\n\\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"     # References environment variable\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n```\\n\\n### Common Configuration Options\\n\\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\\n\\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\\n\\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\\n\\n### Using Environment Variables\\n\\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_openai\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"          # References environment variable\\n\\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\\ntasks:\\n  - id: secure_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\\\"       # Environment variable for URL\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\" # Environment variable for token\\n      X-API-Key: \\\"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\\\"     # Environment variable for API key\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Database connections\\n- id: database_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL}\\\"   # Full connection string\\n    # or individual components:\\n    host: \\\"${DB_HOST}\\\"\\n    port: \\\"${DB_PORT}\\\"\\n    database: \\\"${DB_NAME}\\\"\\n    username: \\\"${DB_USER}\\\"\\n    password: \\\"${DB_PASSWORD}\\\"\\n\\n# Third-party service credentials\\n- id: external_service\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    X-Client-ID: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\\\"\\n    X-Client-Secret: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\\\"\\n\\n# MCP server credentials\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  type: mcp\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \\\"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Security Best Practices\\n\\n#### \\u274c What NOT to Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: insecure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-actual-api-key-here\\\"    # SECURITY RISK!\\n\\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\\ntasks:\\n  - id: bad_example\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"\\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer sk-real-token\\\"  # SECURITY RISK!\\n```\\n\\n#### \\u2705 What TO Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DO: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"         # Secure approach\\n\\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\\n- id: environment_aware_task\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}\\\"                   # Different URLs per environment\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\"   # Different tokens per environment\\n    X-Environment: \\\"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\\\"  # Track environment\\n\\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\\nenvironment_vars:\\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \\\"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\\\"\\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \\\"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\\n\\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\\n|---------|---------|----------|\\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\\n\\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\\n\\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Different API keys per customer\\n- id: customer_specific_api\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.partner.com/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\\\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\\n\\n# Environment-specific configurations\\n- id: env_specific_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\\\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\\n```\\n\\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\\n- id: secure_ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: secure_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process customer ${customer_id}\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \\\"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\\\"\\n\\n# Script task with secure file access\\n- id: secure_script_task\\n  type: script\\n  environment_vars:\\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \\\"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\\\"\\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \\\"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\\\"\\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \\\"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\\\"\\n  script: |\\n    import boto3\\n    import os\\n    \\n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\\n    \\n    # Process secure files...\\n\\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\\n- id: secure_storage_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\\\"\\n    ssl_mode: \\\"require\\\"\\n    ssl_cert: \\\"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\\\"\\n    ssl_key: \\\"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Setup Examples\\n\\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\\n```bash\\n# Development API keys (non-production)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\\n```\\n\\n#### Production Environment\\n```bash\\n# Production API keys (secure)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\\n```\\n\\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\\n\\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\\n\\n### Execution Flow\\n\\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\\n\\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example execution flow\\ntasks:\\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/products\\\"\\n    \\n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: # validation logic...\\n    \\n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\\n    previous_node: fetch_products\\n    script: # filtering logic...\\n    \\n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: \\\"Generate product recommendations for customer.\\\"\\n      user_message: |\\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Task States and Lifecycle\\n\\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\\n\\n| State | Description | Next States |\\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n\\n### Conditional Execution\\n\\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Router-based conditional execution\\n- id: data_router\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\\n  previous_node: fetch_data\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\\n\\n- id: direct_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Process small dataset directly\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_directly(data)\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling and Retries\\n\\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level retry policy\\nretry:\\n  retryOn: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\", \\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: 3\\n  initialDelay: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: \\\"60s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n\\ntasks:\\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\\n  - id: external_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\\n      initialDelay: \\\"2s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: \\\"120s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n      retryOn: [\\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"HTTP_5XX\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n    \\n  # Task with no retries\\n  - id: critical_operation\\n    type: script\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\\n    script: |\\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\\n```\\n\\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\\n- id: data_source\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n\\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process order data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process product data from data_source\\n\\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\\\"\\n    user_message: |\\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\\n      Product data: ${process_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Resource Management\\n\\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Worker group targeting\\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\\n  type: script\\n  worker_group: \\\"high-cpu-workers\\\"    # Target specific worker group\\n  script: |\\n    # CPU-intensive processing\\n    perform_heavy_computation()\\n\\n- id: gpu_ml_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"         # Target GPU workers\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: large_model\\n    # Large model processing...\\n\\n# Timeout configuration\\n- id: long_running_task\\n  type: script\\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\\n  script: |\\n    # Long-running data processing\\n    process_large_dataset()\\n\\n# Workflow-level timeout\\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Task Type Configurations\\n\\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\\n\\n**Supported Task Types:**\\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \\n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\\n\\n### Script Tasks\\n\\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  name: \\\"Python Script Task\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  description: \\\"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\\\"\\n  \\n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\\n    import json\\n    import requests\\n    \\n    # Access workflow inputs\\n    input_value = \\\"${workflow_input}\\\"\\n    \\n    # Access previous task outputs\\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\\n    \\n    # Your processing logic\\n    result = {\\\"processed\\\": True, \\\"value\\\": input_value}\\n    \\n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n  \\n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\\n    print(\\\"Hello World\\\")\\n  \\n  # Package management\\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\\n    - requests==2.31.0\\n    - pandas==1.5.3\\n    - numpy==1.24.3\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    API_KEY: \\\"${secrets.api_key}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \\\"value\\\"\\n  \\n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\\n    DATABASE_URL: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Secrets configuration\\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\\n    api_key: \\\"secret_name\\\"\\n    db_password: \\\"db_secret\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### HTTP Tasks\\n\\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: http_task\\n  name: \\\"HTTP API Call\\\"\\n  type: http\\n  description: \\\"Call external REST API\\\"\\n  \\n  # HTTP configuration\\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\\n  \\n  # Headers configuration\\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\\n    Content-Type: \\\"application/json\\\"\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\\\"\\n    X-Custom-Header: \\\"workflow-engine\\\"\\n    User-Agent: \\\"WorkflowEngine/1.0\\\"\\n  \\n  # Request body\\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\\n    {\\n      \\\"customer_id\\\": \\\"${customer_id}\\\",\\n      \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n      \\\"data\\\": ${previous_task}\\n    }\\n  \\n  # Response validation\\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\\n  \\n  # Additional HTTP options\\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Tasks\\n\\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_agent_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Processing Agent\\\"\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  description: \\\"Process data using AI model\\\"\\n  \\n  # AI configuration\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\\n      {\\n        \\\"insights\\\": [\\\"insight1\\\", \\\"insight2\\\"],\\n        \\\"recommendations\\\": [\\\"rec1\\\", \\\"rec2\\\"],\\n        \\\"confidence_score\\\": 0.95\\n      }\\n    \\n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\\n      Please analyze this customer data:\\n      ${previous_task}\\n      \\n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                # Database tools\\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n  \\n  # Input/output format\\n  input_format: \\\"text\\\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\\n  output_format: \\\"structured\\\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\\n\\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In subsequent script tasks\\nscript: |\\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n  \\n  # Additional metadata available\\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"AI Response: {ai_response}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\\noutputs:\\n  ai_analysis:\\n    type: string\\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\\n    description: \\\"AI-generated analysis text\\\"\\n  \\n  total_tokens:\\n    type: integer  \\n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\\n    description: \\\"Total tokens consumed\\\"\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Tasks\\n\\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\\n- id: for_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"For Loop Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process data in fixed batches\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\\n  state_variables:\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n    batch_results: []\\n  \\n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      name: \\\"Process Current Batch\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\\n        \\n        # Process current batch\\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\\n        \\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: update_state\\n      name: \\\"Update Loop State\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\\n      script: |\\n        # Update state variables\\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\\n        \\n        result = {\\\"total_processed\\\": new_total}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n\\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\\n- id: while_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"While Loop Quality Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process until quality threshold met\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\\\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables\\n  state_variables:\\n    average_quality: 0\\n    items_processed: 0\\n    quality_scores: []\\n  \\n  # Loop tasks\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: assess_quality\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Conditional Router Tasks\\n\\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conditional_router_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Type Router\\\"\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  description: \\\"Route processing based on data characteristics\\\"\\n  \\n  # Router configuration\\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\\n  \\n  # Routing conditions\\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"  \\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"medium_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\\n  \\n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\\n    if data_type == \\\"json\\\":\\n        return \\\"json_processing\\\"\\n    elif data_type == \\\"xml\\\":\\n        return \\\"xml_processing\\\"\\n    else:\\n        return \\\"default_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\\n    json_processing: \\\"specialized_json\\\"\\n    xml_processing: \\\"specialized_xml\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Large Dataset\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing large dataset in batches...\\\")\\n\\n- id: direct_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Small Dataset\\\"  \\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing small dataset directly...\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### MCP Tasks\\n\\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  name: \\\"MCP Tool Execution\\\"\\n  type: mcp\\n  description: \\\"Execute external tool via MCP server\\\"\\n  \\n  # MCP server configuration\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\\n  tool_name: \\\"update_database\\\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\\n  runtime: \\\"npx\\\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\\n  \\n  # Server startup\\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\\n  \\n  # Tool execution\\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\\n    database_id: \\\"${secrets.notion_database_id}\\\"\\n    properties:\\n      title: \\\"Workflow Results\\\"\\n      status: \\\"Completed\\\"\\n      processed_count: \\\"${previous_task.count}\\\"\\n      timestamp: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${secrets.notion_token}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n  \\n  # Timeout configuration\\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\\n```\\n\\n### Storage Tasks\\n\\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: storage_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Storage Operation\\\"\\n  type: storage\\n  description: \\\"Save/load data to/from storage\\\"\\n  \\n  # Storage operation\\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\\n  \\n  # Storage configuration\\n  storage_type: \\\"file\\\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\\n  path: \\\"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\\\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\\n  \\n  # Data configuration\\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\\n  format: \\\"json\\\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\\n  compression: \\\"gzip\\\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\\n  \\n  # Metadata\\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\\n    workflow_id: \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n    created_at: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    source_task: \\\"previous_task\\\"\\n  \\n  # File options\\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\\n  \\n  # Database options (when storage_type: \\\"database\\\")\\n  table_name: \\\"workflow_results\\\"      # Required for database storage\\n  connection_string: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"  # Required for database storage\\n  \\n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \\\"cache\\\")\\n  cache_key: \\\"result_${execution_id}\\\" # Required for cache storage\\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\\n\\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conversation_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Conversation Interface\\\"\\n  type: continuous_conversation\\n  description: \\\"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\\\"\\n  \\n  # Conversation configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI configuration\\n    ai_config:\\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\\n        \\n        Guidelines:\\n        - Always be polite and respectful\\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"Customer Support Chat\\\"        # Optional: Interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"How can I help you today?\\\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                        # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\\n    \\n    # Termination conditions\\n    termination:\\n      keywords: [\\\"goodbye\\\", \\\"bye\\\", \\\"thanks\\\", \\\"done\\\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Context configuration\\n    context:\\n      system_context: \\\"Customer support conversation\\\"  # Optional: Context description\\n      user_id: \\\"${customer_id}\\\"            # Optional: User identifier\\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\\n```\\n\\n### Human Input Tasks\\n\\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: human_input_task\\n  name: \\\"Human Input Required\\\"\\n  type: human_input\\n  description: \\\"Wait for human input or approval\\\"\\n  \\n  # Human input configuration\\n  config:\\n    prompt: \\\"Please review and approve the processed data\\\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\\n    input_type: \\\"approval\\\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\\n    \\n    # Input options (for selection type)\\n    options: [\\\"approve\\\", \\\"reject\\\", \\\"request_changes\\\"]  # Optional: For selection input\\n    \\n    # Timeout configuration\\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Conversation settings\\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\\n    next_task: \\\"process_approval\\\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\\n    end_condition: \\\"bye|exit|quit\\\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\\n    \\n    # Input validation\\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\\n  \\n  # Additional context\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\\n```\\n\\n### ChatBot Tasks\\n\\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: chatbot_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Chatbot\\\"\\n  type: chatbot\\n  description: \\\"Interactive chatbot with session management\\\"\\n  \\n  # Chatbot configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI model configuration\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\\n    \\n    # Session management\\n    session_id: \\\"${session_id}\\\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"AI Assistant\\\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"Type your message...\\\" # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                   # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\\n      \\n    # Response configuration\\n    response_config:\\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\\n      \\n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\\n  user_message: \\\"${user_input}\\\"         # Optional: Direct message input\\n  \\n  # Context data\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\\n```\\n\\n---\\n\\n## Common Errors and Corrections\\n\\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\\n\\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow without id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nid: \\\"my_workflow\\\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow with proper id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  task_2:\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  - id: task_2\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  age:\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  - name: age\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\\n    script: |\\n      print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n    requirements:\\n      - requests\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\\n    print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\\n```\\n\\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\\n    search_query: ${search_query}\\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\\n  script: |\\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\\n    search_query = \\\"${search_query}\\\"\\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  \\n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\\n  outputs = {}\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n  \\n  import json\\n  print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    prompt: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Wrong: use user_message\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Correct field name\\n```\\n\\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  # Missing depends_on\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\\n```\\n\\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\\n    type: openai\\n    api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: \\\"gpt-4\\\"\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=\\\"\\\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n  \\n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n    # Or use path = path or \\\"default_value\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\\n  print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\\n    print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Best Practices Summary\\n\\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\\n\\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\\n\\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\\n\\n### Tools Configuration\\n\\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\\n- id: ai_with_tools\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\\n    user_message: \\\"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\\\"\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration\\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n\\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\\n  type: chatbot\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\\n    tools:\\n      - current_time\\n      - weather_api\\n      - user_preferences\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n```\\n\\n### How Tools Work\\n\\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\\n\\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\\n\\n| Field | Required | Description |\\n|-------|----------|-------------|\\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\\n\\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\\n\\n```yaml\\nid: intelligent_assistant\\nname: \\\"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\\\"\\n\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n\\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\\ntenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: |\\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\\n        - Communication: send_notification\\n        \\n        Use these tools when users ask for:\\n        - Current time or date information\\n        - Weather forecasts\\n        - Sending notifications\\n        \\n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\\n      \\n      user_message: \\\"${user_query}\\\"\\n      \\n      # MCP tools configuration\\n      tools:\\n        - current_time\\n        - relative_time\\n        - days_in_month\\n        - weather_forecast\\n        - send_notification\\n      \\n      # Tool resolution requires tenant_id\\n      tenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 1000\\n\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_query\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n    default: \\\"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\\\"\\n\\noutputs:\\n  ai_response:\\n    type: string\\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\\n    description: \\\"AI response using tools when needed\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Tool Execution Flow\\n\\n1. **User Input**: User provides a query that might require tool usage\\n2. **AI Analysis**: AI model analyzes the query and decides if tools are needed\\n3. **Tool Calling**: AI calls `tool_executor(deployment_id, tool_name, arguments)`\\n4. **Tool Resolution**: Engine resolves tool name to MCP server using tenant_id\\n5. **Tool Execution**: MCP server executes the requested tool\\n6. **Result Processing**: Tool results are returned to the AI model\\n7. **Response Generation**: AI generates final response incorporating tool results\\n\\n### Best Practices for Tools\\n\\n1. **Clear System Messages**: Explain available tools and when to use them\\n2. **Tool Categories**: Group related tools (time, weather, database, etc.)\\n3. **Error Handling**: AI models handle tool execution failures gracefully\\n4. **Tool Documentation**: Include tool descriptions in system messages\\n5. **Tenant Configuration**: Ensure tenant_id matches your MCP server setup\\n\\n---\\n\\n*This comprehensive reference covers all supported task types and their YAML configurations. 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      "ai_response": "Based on the provided documentation, here\u0027s how to add tools to an AI agent:\n\n## Adding Tools to AI Agent\n\n### Step 1: Configure the AI Agent with Tools\n\nTo add tools to an AI agent, you need to include a `tools` configuration section in your AI agent task. Here\u0027s the basic structure:\n\n```yaml\nid: ai_with_tools\ntype: ai_agent\nconfig:\n  model_client_id: gpt4_model\n  system_message: |\n    You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n    Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n  user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n  \n  # Tools configuration\n  tools:\n  - current_time\n  - weather_api\n  - user_preferences\n  \n  # Required for tool resolution\n  tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"\n```\n\n### Step 2: Required Configuration Elements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names to make available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n**Important**: Both `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support this tools configuration (as shown in chunk 235).\n\n### Step 3: Understanding How Tools Work\n\nThe documentation outlines the tool execution flow (chunk 239):\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Complete Example\n\nHere\u0027s a comprehensive example from the documentation showing an AI agent with tools:\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"  \n\n# Model client configuration\nmodel_clients:\n- id: gpt4_model\n  provider: openai\n  config:\n    model: gpt-4o-mini\n    api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n    temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\ntools:\n- current_time\n- weather_api\n- user_preferences  \n\n# Required tenant ID for tool resolution\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\n# Additional AI agent settings\ntemperature: 0.7\nmax_tokens: 1000\n\n# Input/Output configuration\ninputs:\n- name: user_query\n  type: string\n  required: true\n  default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Key Points to Remember\n\n- Tools must be configured under the same format as the AI agent configuration\n- The `tenant_id` is crucial - without it, tool resolution won\u0027t work\n- MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools enable AI agents to execute external functions and services\n- AI agents automatically decide when to use available tools based on user requests",
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Here\u0027s the basic structure:\n\n```yaml\nid: ai_with_tools\ntype: ai_agent\nconfig:\n  model_client_id: gpt4_model\n  system_message: |\n    You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n    Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n  user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n  \n  # Tools configuration\n  tools:\n  - current_time\n  - weather_api\n  - user_preferences\n  \n  # Required for tool resolution\n  tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"\n```\n\n### Step 2: Required Configuration Elements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names to make available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n**Important**: Both `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support this tools configuration (as shown in chunk 235).\n\n### Step 3: Understanding How Tools Work\n\nThe documentation outlines the tool execution flow (chunk 239):\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Complete Example\n\nHere\u0027s a comprehensive example from the documentation showing an AI agent with tools:\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"  \n\n# Model client configuration\nmodel_clients:\n- id: gpt4_model\n  provider: openai\n  config:\n    model: gpt-4o-mini\n    api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n    temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\ntools:\n- current_time\n- weather_api\n- user_preferences  \n\n# Required tenant ID for tool resolution\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\n# Additional AI agent settings\ntemperature: 0.7\nmax_tokens: 1000\n\n# Input/Output configuration\ninputs:\n- name: user_query\n  type: string\n  required: true\n  default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Key Points to Remember\n\n- Tools must be configured under the same format as the AI agent configuration\n- The `tenant_id` is crucial - without it, tool resolution won\u0027t work\n- MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools enable AI agents to execute external functions and services\n- AI agents automatically decide when to use available tools based on user requests\n__OUTPUTS__ {\"ai_response\": \"Based on the provided documentation, here\u0027s how to add tools to an AI agent:\\n\\n## Adding Tools to AI Agent\\n\\n### Step 1: Configure the AI Agent with Tools\\n\\nTo add tools to an AI agent, you need to include a `tools` configuration section in your AI agent task. 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Here\u0027s the basic structure:\n\n```yaml\nid: ai_with_tools\ntype: ai_agent\nconfig:\n  model_client_id: gpt4_model\n  system_message: |\n    You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n    Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n  user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n  \n  # Tools configuration\n  tools:\n  - current_time\n  - weather_api\n  - user_preferences\n  \n  # Required for tool resolution\n  tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"\n```\n\n### Step 2: Required Configuration Elements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names to make available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n**Important**: Both `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support this tools configuration (as shown in chunk 235).\n\n### Step 3: Understanding How Tools Work\n\nThe documentation outlines the tool execution flow (chunk 239):\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Complete Example\n\nHere\u0027s a comprehensive example from the documentation showing an AI agent with tools:\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"  \n\n# Model client configuration\nmodel_clients:\n- id: gpt4_model\n  provider: openai\n  config:\n    model: gpt-4o-mini\n    api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n    temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\ntools:\n- current_time\n- weather_api\n- user_preferences  \n\n# Required tenant ID for tool resolution\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\n# Additional AI agent settings\ntemperature: 0.7\nmax_tokens: 1000\n\n# Input/Output configuration\ninputs:\n- name: user_query\n  type: string\n  required: true\n  default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Key Points to Remember\n\n- Tools must be configured under the same format as the AI agent configuration\n- The `tenant_id` is crucial - without it, tool resolution won\u0027t work\n- MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools enable AI agents to execute external functions and services\n- AI agents automatically decide when to use available tools based on user requests\n__OUTPUTS__ {\"ai_response\": \"Based on the provided documentation, here\u0027s how to add tools to an AI agent:\\n\\n## Adding Tools to AI Agent\\n\\n### Step 1: Configure the AI Agent with Tools\\n\\nTo add tools to an AI agent, you need to include a `tools` configuration section in your AI agent task. 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id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\n\n# Model Client Examples:\n# OpenAI Configuration:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: gpt4_model\n#     provider: openai\n#     config:\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n#       api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n#       temperature: 0.7\n#       max_tokens: 2000\n#\n# Anthropic Configuration:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: claude_model\n#     provider: anthropic\n#     config:\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\n#       api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n#       temperature: 0.7\n#       max_tokens: 1500\n#\n# Multiple Models:\n# model_clients:\n#   - id: gpt4_model\n#     provider: openai\n#     config:\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n#       api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n#   - id: claude_model\n#     provider: anthropic\n#     config:\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\n#       api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\n    description: string                # Optional\n    \n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\n    \n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \"5m\", \"30s\")\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\n    \n    # Input/Output mapping\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\n    \n    # Retry configuration\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \"1s\"\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \"300s\"\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\"]\n    \n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\n\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\"]\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \"1s\"\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \"300s\"\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\n\n# === TRIGGERS ===\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\n    description: string                # Optional\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\n```\n\n## Required vs Optional Fields\n\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\n\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\n\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\n\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\n\n| Field | Type | Description |\n|-------|------|-------------|\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\n\n## Data Types Reference\n\n### Primitive Types\n\n```yaml\n# String type\ninputs:\n  - name: customer_name\n    type: string\n    default: \"John Doe\"\n    description: \"Customer full name\"\n\n# Integer type  \ninputs:\n  - name: batch_size\n    type: integer\n    default: 100\n    description: \"Number of records per batch\"\n\n# Boolean type\ninputs:\n  - name: include_archived\n    type: boolean\n    default: false\n    description: \"Include archived records\"\n```\n\n### Complex Types\n\n```yaml\n# Object type\ninputs:\n  - name: config_params\n    type: object\n    default:\n      timeout: 30\n      retries: 3\n      debug: false\n    description: \"Configuration parameters\"\n\n# Array type\ninputs:\n  - name: customer_ids\n    type: array\n    default: [\"cust_001\", \"cust_002\"]\n    description: \"List of customer identifiers\"\n```\n\n### Duration Types\n\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\n\n```yaml\n# String format (recommended)\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h\"      # 1 hour\ntimeout_seconds: \"30m\"     # 30 minutes  \ntimeout_seconds: \"45s\"     # 45 seconds\ntimeout_seconds: \"2d\"      # 2 days\n\n# Integer format (seconds)\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\n\n# Supported units\n# s, sec, second, seconds\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \n# h, hour, hours\n# d, day, days\n```\n\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\n\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\n\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\n\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\n\n```yaml\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\ntimeout_seconds: \"2h\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\n\ntasks:\n  - id: quick_task\n    type: script\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\n    script: \"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: custom_timeout_task\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: \"30m\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\n    script: \"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: long_running_task\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\n    script: |\n      import time\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\n      print(\"Long task completed\")\n```\n\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\n\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\n\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: short_script\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\n    script: \"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\"\n    \n  - id: long_script\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\n    script: |\n      import time\n      print(\"\ud83d\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\")\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\n      print(\"Long script completed\")\n      \n  - id: data_processing_loop\n    type: loop\n    timeout_seconds: \"1h\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\n    loop_type: for\n    max_iterations: 10\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\n\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\n\n```yaml\n- id: batch_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  timeout_seconds: \"30m\"                 # Loop-level timeout\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 5\n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: process_batch\n      type: script\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\n      script: |\n        print(\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\")\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\n```\n\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\n\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\"5m\"` vs `300`\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\n\n```yaml\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\n\ntasks:\n  - id: api_call\n    type: http\n    timeout_seconds: \"30s\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n    \n  - id: data_processing\n    type: script\n    timeout_seconds: \"10m\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\n    script: |\n      # Process large dataset\n      process_data()\n      \n  - id: batch_processing\n    type: loop\n    timeout_seconds: \"45m\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\n    loop_type: for\n    max_iterations: 100\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\n```\n\n## Field Validation Rules\n\n### ID Fields\n\n```yaml\n# Valid IDs\nid: \"customer_processor\"      # \u2705 Valid\nid: \"process-data\"           # \u2705 Valid\nid: \"task_001\"               # \u2705 Valid\n\n# Invalid IDs\nid: \"process data\"           # \u274c Spaces not allowed\nid: \"123_start\"              # \u274c Cannot start with number\nid: \"\"                       # \u274c Cannot be empty\n```\n\n### Timeout Values\n\n```yaml\n# Valid timeouts\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \u2705 Positive integer\ntimeout_seconds: \"5m\"        # \u2705 Duration string\ntimeout_seconds: \"1h30m\"     # \u2705 Complex duration\n\n# Invalid timeouts\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \u274c Must be positive\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \u274c Cannot be negative\ntimeout_seconds: \"invalid\"   # \u274c Invalid duration format\n```\n\n### Dependency Types and Validation\n\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\n\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\n- Controls actual task execution order\n- Enables template resolution and data access\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\n\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\n- Critical for execution flow representation\n- Single task reference only\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_data\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n    \n  - id: validate_data\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\n    script: |\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \u2705 Can access because of depends_on\n      if not validate(data):\n          raise ValueError(\"Invalid data\")\n      \n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n  \n  - id: process_data\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\n    script: |\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \u2705 Accessible via depends_on\n      # Process data...\n\n  - id: separate_task\n    type: script\n    previous_node: process_data        # \u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\n    script: |\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\n      print(\"Independent task\")\n\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\n    name: \"Fetch Customer Data\"\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: validate_customer\n    name: \"Validate Customer Data\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\n    script: |\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \u2705 Can access because of depends_on\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\n          raise ValueError(\"Invalid customer data\")\n      print(\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\")\n  \n  - id: process_customer\n    name: \"Process Customer\"\n    type: ai_agent\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      user_message: \"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\"\n  \n  - id: send_notification\n    name: \"Send Notification\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\n    script: |\n      result = ${process_customer}\n      print(f\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\")\n      \n  - id: parallel_audit_log\n    name: \"Audit Log (Parallel)\"\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\n    script: |\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\n      print(f\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\")\n```\n\n  # Invalid examples\n  - id: invalid_task\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \u26a0\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\n    script: \"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\"\n```\n\n#### Key Differences:\n\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\n| **Template Access** | \u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \u274c No template access |\n| **Validation** | \u274c Parser error if task missing | \u26a0\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\n| **Multiple References** | \u2705 Array of task IDs | \u274c Single task ID only |\n| **Execution Order** | \u2705 Enforced | \u274c No execution impact |\n| **UI Connectivity** | \u274c No UI impact | \u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\n\n### Circular Dependency Detection\n\n```yaml\n# This will be rejected by the parser\ntasks:\n  - id: task_a\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \u274c Circular dependency\n    \n  - id: task_b  \n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \u274c Circular dependency\n```\n\n## Parser Behavior\n\n### Field Name Compatibility\n\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: flexible_task\n    # Both formats are accepted\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\n    \n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\n      source_field: \"target_field\"\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \n      source_field: \"target_field\"\n      \n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\n    \n    workerGroup: \"gpu-workers\"     # camelCase\n    worker_group: \"gpu-workers\"    # snake_case\n```\n\n### Default Value Assignment\n\n```yaml\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\nid: my_workflow\n# name defaults to id value: \"my_workflow\"\n# version defaults to: 1\n# namespace defaults to: \"default\"  \n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\n# description defaults to: \"\"\n\ntasks:\n  - id: simple_task\n    type: script\n    # name defaults to id: \"simple_task\"\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\n```\n\n### Template Resolution Context\n\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: context_aware_task\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Workflow context\n      workflow_id = \"${workflow_id}\"           # Current workflow ID\n      execution_id = \"${execution_id}\"         # Unique execution ID\n      namespace = \"${namespace}\"               # Workflow namespace\n      \n      # Timing context\n      current_timestamp = \"${current_timestamp}\"  # ISO timestamp\n      started_at = \"${started_at}\"             # Workflow start time\n      \n      # Input context\n      user_input = \"${input_parameter}\"        # Workflow inputs\n      \n      # Task context\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\n      \n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\n```\n\n### Error Handling During Parsing\n\n```yaml\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\n\n# 1. Missing required fields\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\n\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\n\n# 3. Circular dependencies\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\n\n# 4. Invalid task references\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\n\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\n\n# 6. Invalid field values\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\n```\n\n## Migration Guide\n\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\n\n```yaml\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\nworkflow:\n  id: my_workflow\n  tasks:\n    - task_id: process_data\n      task_type: python_script\n      \n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \nid: my_workflow\ntasks:\n  - id: process_data\n    type: script\n    language: python\n```\n\n### Deprecated Fields\n\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\n\n### Backward Compatibility\n\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\n\n```yaml\n# This will work but show a warning\ntasks:\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \u26a0\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\n    task_type: python_script       # \u26a0\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\n```\n\n## Advanced Schema Features\n\n### Conditional Field Requirements\n\nSome fields become required based on task type:\n\n```yaml\n# HTTP tasks require URL\n- id: api_call\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.example.com\"   # \u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\n  \n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\n```\n\n### Dynamic Field Validation\n\nField validation can depend on other field values:\n\n```yaml\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\n- id: data_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: \"for\"                 # Determines required fields\n  max_iterations: 10               # \u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  \n- id: condition_loop  \n  type: loop\n  loop_type: \"while\"               # Determines required fields\n  exit_condition: \"${count} \u003e= 10\" # \u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\n```\n\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\n\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\n\n### Basic Template Syntax\n\n```yaml\n# Access workflow inputs\nscript: |\n  customer_name = \"${customer_name}\"  # From workflow inputs\n  \n# Access previous task outputs\nscript: |\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\n  \n# Access built-in variables\nscript: |\n  workflow_id = \"${workflow_id}\"\n  execution_id = \"${execution_id}\"\n  timestamp = \"${current_timestamp}\"\n```\n\n### Available Built-in Variables\n\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\n\n### Task Output Resolution\n\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: fetch_customer\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: process_customer\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\n    script: |\n      # Access entire response\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\n      \n      # Access specific fields\n      customer_name = \"${fetch_customer.name}\"\n      customer_email = \"${fetch_customer.email}\"\n      \n      # Process the data\n      result = {\n          \"processed_name\": customer_name.upper(),\n          \"domain\": customer_email.split(\"@\")[1]\n      }\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n```\n\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\n\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent task\n- id: ai_analysis_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: \"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\"\n    user_message: \"Customer data: ${customer_data}\"\n\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\n- id: process_ai_response\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\n  script: |\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n    \n    # Additional metadata available\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\n    \n    # Process the AI response\n    processed_analysis = {\n        \"analysis\": ai_response,\n        \"tokens_used\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\n        \"model\": model_used,\n        \"processed_at\": \"${current_timestamp}\"\n    }\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\")\n\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\n  script: |\n    # \u274c This will not work correctly\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\n```\n\n### AI Agent Response Structure\n\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\n\n```json\n{\n  \"ai_response\": \"The actual AI-generated text response\",\n  \"model\": \"gpt-4-turbo-preview\",\n  \"token_usage\": {\n    \"prompt_tokens\": 150,\n    \"completion_tokens\": 75,\n    \"total_tokens\": 225\n  },\n  \"estimated_cost\": {\n    \"amount\": 0.00337,\n    \"currency\": \"USD\"\n  },\n  \"provider\": \"openai\",\n  \"timestamp\": \"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\"\n}\n```\n\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\n\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\n\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\n\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\n\n```yaml\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\n- id: data_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 3\n  state_variables:\n    processed_items: []\n    total_processed: 0\n    error_count: 0\n  loop_tasks:\n    # First task in loop\n    - id: fetch_data\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\n        \n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\n        \n        # Process data\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\n        \n        outputs = {\"batch_data\": batch_data, \"batch_size\": len(batch_data)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n    \n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\n    - id: process_data\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\n      script: |\n        # \u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\n        \n        # Access and update state variables\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\n        \n        # Process the batch\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\n        \n        # Update state variables using state_updates\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\n        \n        outputs = {\"processed_count\": len(processed_batch)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n        print(f\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\")  # \u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\n```\n\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\n\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\"${input_name}\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\n\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\n\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\n\n```yaml\n# First loop task outputs:\noutputs = {\"company_name\": \"ACME Corp\", \"company_id\": \"123\", \"status\": \"success\"}\nprint(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\nscript: |\n  # \u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\n  \n  # \u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n  \n  print(f\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\")\n```\n\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\n\n```yaml\n- id: financial_processing_loop\n  type: loop\n  loop_type: for\n  max_iterations: 3\n  iteration_variable: company_index\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\n  \n  state_variables:\n    processed_companies: []\n    total_extractions: 0\n    successful_extractions: 0\n  \n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: process_current_company\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        # Access external workflow task data\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\n        \n        # Access state variables\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n        \n        # Process company\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\n        result = process_company(company)\n        \n        outputs = {\"company_name\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \"status\": \"success\"}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n    \n    - id: extract_financial_data\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\n      requirements:\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\n      script: |\n        # \u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n        \n        # \u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\n        \n        # Access external data\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\n        \n        # Perform AI extraction\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\"company_name\": company_name, \"company_id\": company_id})\n        \n        # Update state variables\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\n        \n        current_processed.append({\n            \"company_name\": company_name,\n            \"extraction_result\": extraction_result\n        })\n        \n        # State updates are required for persistence\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\n        \n        outputs = {\"extracted\": bool(extraction_result)}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n        print(f\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\")  # \u2705 REQUIRED\n\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\n- id: process_loop_results\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\n  script: |\n    # \u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\n    \n    # Access specific state variables from final state\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\n    \n    # Access loop execution metadata\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\n    \n    print(f\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\")\n    print(f\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\")\n    print(f\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\")\n    \n    outputs = {\n        \"companies_processed\": len(processed_companies),\n        \"success_rate\": f\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\",\n        \"iterations\": iterations_completed\n    }\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\n\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\n\n```python\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\nimport json\nimport os\n\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\n\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\n\noutputs = {}\nstate_updates = {}\n\n# Your script code follows...\n```\n\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\n\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\n\n```yaml\n- id: debug_loop_task\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\n  script: |\n    # Debug: Print all available data\n    print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\")\n    print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\")\n    \n    # Debug: Print specific values\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\n        print(f\"\ud83d\udd0d {key}: {value}\")\n    \n    # Now access the flattened data\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\n    \n    # Process your data...\n    outputs = {\"processed\": f\"Company {company_name}\"}\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\n\n```yaml\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\n__OUTPUTS__ {\"company_name\": \"LTTS\", \"company_id\": \"123\", \"fy_folders\": [{\"id\": \"456\", \"name\": \"FY24\"}], \"status\": \"success\"}\n\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\ninputs = {\n    \"folder_id\": \"...\",           # Workflow input\n    \"gemini_api_key\": \"...\",      # Workflow input  \n    \"list_company_folders\": {...}, # External task output\n    \"company_index\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\n    \"company_name\": \"LTTS\",       # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"company_id\": \"123\",          # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"fy_folders\": [{\"id\": \"456\", \"name\": \"FY24\"}], # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"status\": \"success\",          # \u2705 Flattened from Task 1\n    \"total_extractions\": 0,       # Loop state variable\n    \"processed_companies\": []     # Loop state variable\n}\n```\n\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\n\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\n| `final_state[\"variable_name\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\"total_processed\"]}` |\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\n\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\n\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\n\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  try:\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\"processed_count\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\"processed_items\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\n      \n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\n      \n      print(f\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\")\n      \n  except Exception as e:\n      print(f\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\")\n      # Handle error case\n```\n```\n\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\n\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\n\n```yaml\n# AI greeting agent\n- id: greeting_agent\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\n    system_message: \"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\"\n    user_message: \"User said: ${user_message}\"\n\n# Send the AI response via API\n- id: send_greeting\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\n  script: |\n    import requests\n    import json\n    \n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n    \n    phone_number = \"${phone_number}\"\n    api_token = \"${API_TOKEN}\"\n    \n    print(f\"\ud83e\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\")\n    \n    # Send via API\n    url = f\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\"\n    headers = {\"Authorization\": f\"Bearer {api_token}\"}\n    \n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\n        \"message\": ai_greeting\n    })\n    \n    result = {\n        \"status\": \"sent\",\n        \"ai_response\": ai_greeting,\n        \"api_response\": response.json(),\n        \"tokens_used\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\n    }\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n```\n\n### Complex Template Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\n- id: router_task\n  type: conditional_router\n  conditions:\n    - name: \"premium_customer\"\n      condition: \"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\"\n      route: \"premium_processing\"\n\n- id: premium_handler\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [router_task]\n  previous_node: router_task\n  execute_on_routes: [\"premium_processing\"]\n  script: |\n    # Access router decision\n    selected_route = \"${router_task.selected_route}\"\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\n    \n    # Process premium customer\n    customer = ${customer_data}\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\n\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\n- id: process_items\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\n  previous_node: fetch_items\n  script: |\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\n    processed_items = []\n    \n    for item in items:\n        processed_item = {\n            \"id\": item[\"id\"],\n            \"processed_at\": \"${current_timestamp}\",\n            \"status\": \"processed\"\n        }\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\n    \n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\")\n\n# Nested object access\n- id: user_preferences\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\n  previous_node: fetch_user\n  script: |\n    # Access nested user preferences\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\n    theme_setting = \"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\"\n    language = \"${fetch_user.profile.language}\"\n    \n    settings = {\n        \"notifications\": email_notifications,\n        \"theme\": theme_setting,\n        \"locale\": language\n    }\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\")\n```\n\n### Template Resolution Rules\n\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\n\n```yaml\n# \u2705 Correct template usage\n- id: correct_task\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\n  previous_node: previous_task\n  script: |\n    string_value = \"${previous_task.name}\"    # String with quotes\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\n    nested_value = \"${previous_task.user.email}\"  # Nested field\n\n# \u274c Incorrect template usage  \n- id: incorrect_task\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\n  script: |\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\n```\n\n## Script Task Output Handling\n\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\n\n### Required Output Pattern\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: example_script\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Your script logic here\n      data = process_data()\n      \n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\n      outputs = {}\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\n      \n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: data_processor\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      # Process and store outputs\n      results = {\"processed_count\": 100, \"errors\": []}\n      \n      outputs = {}\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\n      \n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n  \n  - id: result_handler\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\n    script: |\n      # Access previous task outputs\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\n      \n      print(f\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\")\n      \n      # Store new outputs\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### Error Handling in Scripts\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: safe_script\n    type: script\n    script: |\n      try:\n          result = risky_operation()\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\n      except Exception as e:\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\n      \n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\n      import json\n      print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\n\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\n\n### Webhook Triggers\n\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: customer_webhook\n    type: webhook\n    description: \"Triggered when customer data is updated\"\n    config:\n      path: \"/webhooks/customer-updated\"      # Webhook endpoint path\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\n      authentication:\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\n        token: \"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\"            # Required if type is token\n        header_name: \"X-Webhook-Token\"        # Optional: custom header name\n      validation:\n        required_fields: [\"customer.id\", \"customer.email\"]  # Required payload fields\n        content_type: \"application/json\"     # Expected content type\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\n        workflow_input: customer_email\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\n```\n\n### Scheduled Triggers\n\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: daily_report\n    type: schedule\n    description: \"Generate daily customer report\"\n    config:\n      cron: \"0 9 * * *\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\n      timezone: \"UTC\"                       # Optional: timezone\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\n    input_mapping:\n      - workflow_input: report_date\n        default_value: \"${current_date}\"    # Use built-in variable\n      - workflow_input: report_type\n        default_value: \"daily\"\n\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\n    type: schedule\n    description: \"Weekly database cleanup\"\n    config:\n      cron: \"0 2 * * 0\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\n      timezone: \"America/New_York\"\n    input_mapping:\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\n        default_value: \"${date_minus_7_days}\"\n```\n\n### Event Triggers\n\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: file_uploaded\n    type: event\n    description: \"Process uploaded files\"\n    config:\n      event_type: \"file.uploaded\"          # Event type to listen for\n      source: \"storage_service\"            # Event source system\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\n        file_type: [\"csv\", \"json\", \"xlsx\"]\n        file_size_max: \"100MB\"\n        path_pattern: \"/uploads/customers/*\"\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\n        max_attempts: 3\n        initial_delay: \"5s\"\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: file.path\n        workflow_input: file_path\n      - webhook_field: file.size\n        workflow_input: file_size\n      - webhook_field: file.type\n        workflow_input: file_type\n\n  - name: order_status_changed\n    type: event\n    description: \"Handle order status changes\"\n    config:\n      event_type: \"order.status_changed\"\n      source: \"order_management\"\n      filter:\n        status: [\"completed\", \"cancelled\", \"refunded\"]\n        priority: [\"high\", \"urgent\"]\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: order.id\n        workflow_input: order_id\n      - webhook_field: order.status\n        workflow_input: new_status\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\n        workflow_input: customer_id\n```\n\n### Dependency Triggers\n\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\n\n```yaml\ntriggers:\n  - name: post_processing\n    type: dependency\n    description: \"Run after main processing completes\"\n    config:\n      depends_on_workflow: \"main_data_processing\"  # Workflow to depend on\n      depends_on_status: \"SUCCESS\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\n      namespace: \"production\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\n    input_mapping:\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\n        workflow_input: items_processed\n```\n\n## Model Client Configuration\n\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\n\n### Basic Structure\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\n    config:\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\n```\n\n### Supported Providers\n\n#### OpenAI Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: gpt4_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\n```\n\n#### Anthropic Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: claude_model\n    provider: anthropic\n    config:\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\n      api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\n```\n\n#### OpenRouter Provider\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: openrouter_model\n    provider: openrouter\n    config:\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\n      api_key: \"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\"\n      base_url: \"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\n      temperature: 0.7\n      max_tokens: 2000\n```\n\n#### Multiple Model Clients\n\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: fast_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.3\n      \n  - id: smart_model\n    provider: anthropic\n    config:\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\n      api_key: \"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\"\n      temperature: 0.7\n      \n  - id: creative_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"sk-your-openai-api-key\"\n      temperature: 1.2\n```\n\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\n\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\n\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: analysis_task\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\n      system_message: \"You are a data analyst...\"\n      user_message: \"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\"\n      \n  - id: creative_task\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\n      system_message: \"You are a creative writer...\"\n      user_message: \"Write a story about ${topic}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\n\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\n\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"     # References environment variable\n      temperature: 0.7\n```\n\n### Common Configuration Options\n\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\n\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\n\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\n\n### Using Environment Variables\n\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\n\n```yaml\n# \u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_openai\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"          # References environment variable\n\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\ntasks:\n  - id: secure_api_call\n    type: http\n    url: \"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\"       # Environment variable for URL\n    headers:\n      Authorization: \"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\" # Environment variable for token\n      X-API-Key: \"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\"     # Environment variable for API key\n```\n\n### Environment Variable Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Database connections\n- id: database_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    storage_type: database\n    connection_string: \"${DATABASE_URL}\"   # Full connection string\n    # or individual components:\n    host: \"${DB_HOST}\"\n    port: \"${DB_PORT}\"\n    database: \"${DB_NAME}\"\n    username: \"${DB_USER}\"\n    password: \"${DB_PASSWORD}\"\n\n# Third-party service credentials\n- id: external_service\n  type: http\n  url: \"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\"\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\"\n    X-Client-ID: \"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\"\n    X-Client-Secret: \"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\"\n\n# MCP server credentials\n- id: mcp_task\n  type: mcp\n  mcp_server: \"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\"\n  environment_vars:\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\"\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\"\n```\n\n### Security Best Practices\n\n#### \u274c What NOT to Do\n\n```yaml\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: insecure_example\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      api_key: \"sk-actual-api-key-here\"    # SECURITY RISK!\n\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\ntasks:\n  - id: bad_example\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com\"\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\n    headers:\n      Authorization: \"Bearer sk-real-token\"  # SECURITY RISK!\n```\n\n#### \u2705 What TO Do\n\n```yaml\n# DO: Use environment variables\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: secure_example\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"         # Secure approach\n\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\n- id: environment_aware_task\n  type: http\n  url: \"${API_BASE_URL}\"                   # Different URLs per environment\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\"   # Different tokens per environment\n    X-Environment: \"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\"  # Track environment\n\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\nenvironment_vars:\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\"\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\"\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\n\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\n|---------|---------|----------|\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\n\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\n\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\n\n```yaml\n# Different API keys per customer\n- id: customer_specific_api\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.partner.com/data\"\n  headers:\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\n\n# Environment-specific configurations\n- id: env_specific_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    connection_string: \"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\n```\n\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\n- id: secure_ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: secure_model\n    system_message: \"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\"\n    user_message: \"Process customer ${customer_id}\"\n  environment_vars:\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\"\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\"\n\n# Script task with secure file access\n- id: secure_script_task\n  type: script\n  environment_vars:\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\"\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\"\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\"\n  script: |\n    import boto3\n    import os\n    \n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\n    \n    # Process secure files...\n\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\n- id: secure_storage_task\n  type: storage\n  config:\n    storage_type: database\n    connection_string: \"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\"\n    ssl_mode: \"require\"\n    ssl_cert: \"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\"\n    ssl_key: \"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\"\n```\n\n### Environment Setup Examples\n\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\n```bash\n# Development API keys (non-production)\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\n```\n\n#### Production Environment\n```bash\n# Production API keys (secure)\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\n```\n\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\n\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\n\n### Execution Flow\n\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\n\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\n\n```yaml\n# Example execution flow\ntasks:\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\"\n    \n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://api.example.com/products\"\n    \n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\n    script: # validation logic...\n    \n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\n    type: script\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\n    previous_node: fetch_products\n    script: # filtering logic...\n    \n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\n    type: ai_agent\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      system_message: \"Generate product recommendations for customer.\"\n      user_message: |\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\n```\n\n### Task States and Lifecycle\n\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\n\n| State | Description | Next States |\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\n\n### Conditional Execution\n\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\n\n```yaml\n# Router-based conditional execution\n- id: data_router\n  type: conditional_router\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\n  previous_node: fetch_data\n  conditions:\n    - name: \"large_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\"\n      route: \"batch_processing\"\n    - name: \"small_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\"\n      route: \"direct_processing\"\n  default_route: \"standard_processing\"\n\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\n- id: batch_processor\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_router]\n  previous_node: data_router\n  execute_on_routes: [\"batch_processing\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\n  script: |\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\n    data = ${fetch_data}\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\n\n- id: direct_processor\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_router]\n  previous_node: data_router\n  execute_on_routes: [\"direct_processing\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\n  script: |\n    # Process small dataset directly\n    data = ${fetch_data}\n    process_directly(data)\n```\n\n### Error Handling and Retries\n\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\n\n```yaml\n# Workflow-level retry policy\nretry:\n  retryOn: [\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\", \"TIMEOUT\", \"NETWORK_ERROR\"]\n  maxAttempts: 3\n  initialDelay: \"1s\"\n  maxDelay: \"60s\"\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\n\ntasks:\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\n  - id: external_api_call\n    type: http\n    url: \"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\"\n    retry:\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\n      initialDelay: \"2s\"\n      maxDelay: \"120s\"\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\n      retryOn: [\"TIMEOUT\", \"HTTP_5XX\", \"NETWORK_ERROR\"]\n    \n  # Task with no retries\n  - id: critical_operation\n    type: script\n    retry:\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\n    script: |\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\n```\n\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\n\n```yaml\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\n- id: data_source\n  type: http\n  url: \"https://api.example.com/data\"\n\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\n\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process order data from data_source\n\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [data_source]\n  previous_node: data_source\n  script: # process product data from data_source\n\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\n  type: ai_agent\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: \"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\"\n    user_message: |\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\n      Product data: ${process_products}\n```\n\n### Resource Management\n\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\n\n```yaml\n# Worker group targeting\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\n  type: script\n  worker_group: \"high-cpu-workers\"    # Target specific worker group\n  script: |\n    # CPU-intensive processing\n    perform_heavy_computation()\n\n- id: gpu_ml_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  worker_group: \"gpu-workers\"         # Target GPU workers\n  config:\n    model_client_id: large_model\n    # Large model processing...\n\n# Timeout configuration\n- id: long_running_task\n  type: script\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\n  script: |\n    # Long-running data processing\n    process_large_dataset()\n\n# Workflow-level timeout\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\n```\n\n## Task Type Configurations\n\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\n\n**Supported Task Types:**\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\n\n### Script Tasks\n\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\n\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  name: \"Python Script Task\"\n  type: script\n  description: \"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\"\n  \n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\n    import json\n    import requests\n    \n    # Access workflow inputs\n    input_value = \"${workflow_input}\"\n    \n    # Access previous task outputs\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\n    \n    # Your processing logic\n    result = {\"processed\": True, \"value\": input_value}\n    \n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\n    print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n  \n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\n    print(\"Hello World\")\n  \n  # Package management\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\n    - requests==2.31.0\n    - pandas==1.5.3\n    - numpy==1.24.3\n  \n  # Environment configuration\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\n    API_KEY: \"${secrets.api_key}\"\n    DEBUG: \"true\"\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \"value\"\n  \n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\n    DATABASE_URL: \"${secrets.db_url}\"\n  \n  # Secrets configuration\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\n    api_key: \"secret_name\"\n    db_password: \"db_secret\"\n```\n\n### HTTP Tasks\n\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\n\n```yaml\n- id: http_task\n  name: \"HTTP API Call\"\n  type: http\n  description: \"Call external REST API\"\n  \n  # HTTP configuration\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\n  url: \"https://api.example.com/data\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\n  \n  # Headers configuration\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\n    Content-Type: \"application/json\"\n    Authorization: \"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\"\n    X-Custom-Header: \"workflow-engine\"\n    User-Agent: \"WorkflowEngine/1.0\"\n  \n  # Request body\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\n    {\n      \"customer_id\": \"${customer_id}\",\n      \"timestamp\": \"${current_timestamp}\",\n      \"data\": ${previous_task}\n    }\n  \n  # Response validation\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\n  \n  # Additional HTTP options\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\n```\n\n### AI Agent Tasks\n\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\n\n```yaml\n- id: ai_agent_task\n  name: \"AI Processing Agent\"\n  type: ai_agent\n  description: \"Process data using AI model\"\n  \n  # AI configuration\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\n    \n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\n      {\n        \"insights\": [\"insight1\", \"insight2\"],\n        \"recommendations\": [\"rec1\", \"rec2\"],\n        \"confidence_score\": 0.95\n      }\n    \n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\n      Please analyze this customer data:\n      ${previous_task}\n      \n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\n    \n    # Model parameters\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\n    \n    # Tools configuration for function calling\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\n      - database_query                # Database tools\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\n    \n    # Required for tool resolution\n    tenant_id: \"your-tenant-uuid\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\n  \n  # Input/output format\n  input_format: \"text\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\n  output_format: \"structured\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\n\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\n\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\n\n```yaml\n# In subsequent script tasks\nscript: |\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\n  \n  # Additional metadata available\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\n  \n  print(f\"AI Response: {ai_response}\")\n  print(f\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\")\n  print(f\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\")\n```\n\n```yaml\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\noutputs:\n  ai_analysis:\n    type: string\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\n    description: \"AI-generated analysis text\"\n  \n  total_tokens:\n    type: integer  \n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\n    description: \"Total tokens consumed\"\n```\n```\n\n### Loop Tasks\n\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\n\n```yaml\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\n- id: for_loop_task\n  name: \"For Loop Processor\"\n  type: loop\n  description: \"Process data in fixed batches\"\n  \n  # Loop configuration\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\n  \n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\n  state_variables:\n    total_processed: 0\n    error_count: 0\n    batch_results: []\n  \n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\n    - id: process_batch\n      name: \"Process Current Batch\"\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\n        \n        # Process current batch\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\n        \n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n    \n    - id: update_state\n      name: \"Update Loop State\"\n      type: script\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\n      script: |\n        # Update state variables\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\n        \n        result = {\"total_processed\": new_total}\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\")\n\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\n- id: while_loop_task\n  name: \"While Loop Quality Processor\"\n  type: loop\n  description: \"Process until quality threshold met\"\n  \n  # Loop configuration\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\n  exit_condition: \"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\n  \n  # State variables\n  state_variables:\n    average_quality: 0\n    items_processed: 0\n    quality_scores: []\n  \n  # Loop tasks\n  loop_tasks:\n    - id: assess_quality\n      type: script\n      script: |\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\n        print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\")\n```\n\n\n### Conditional Router Tasks\n\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\n\n```yaml\n- id: conditional_router_task\n  name: \"Data Type Router\"\n  type: conditional_router\n  description: \"Route processing based on data characteristics\"\n  \n  # Router configuration\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\n  \n  # Routing conditions\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\n    - name: \"large_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003e 10000\"\n      route: \"batch_processing\"\n    - name: \"small_dataset\"  \n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\"\n      route: \"direct_processing\"\n    - name: \"medium_dataset\"\n      condition: \"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\"\n      route: \"standard_processing\"\n  \n  default_route: \"standard_processing\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\n  \n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\n    if data_type == \"json\":\n        return \"json_processing\"\n    elif data_type == \"xml\":\n        return \"xml_processing\"\n    else:\n        return \"default_processing\"\n  \n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\n    json_processing: \"specialized_json\"\n    xml_processing: \"specialized_xml\"\n\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\n- id: batch_handler\n  name: \"Handle Large Dataset\"\n  type: script\n  execute_on_routes: [\"batch_processing\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\n  script: |\n    print(\"Processing large dataset in batches...\")\n\n- id: direct_handler\n  name: \"Handle Small Dataset\"  \n  type: script\n  execute_on_routes: [\"direct_processing\"]\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\n  script: |\n    print(\"Processing small dataset directly...\")\n```\n\n### MCP Tasks\n\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\n\n```yaml\n- id: mcp_task\n  name: \"MCP Tool Execution\"\n  type: mcp\n  description: \"Execute external tool via MCP server\"\n  \n  # MCP server configuration\n  mcp_server: \"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\n  tool_name: \"update_database\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\n  runtime: \"npx\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\n  \n  # Server startup\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\n  \n  # Tool execution\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\n    database_id: \"${secrets.notion_database_id}\"\n    properties:\n      title: \"Workflow Results\"\n      status: \"Completed\"\n      processed_count: \"${previous_task.count}\"\n      timestamp: \"${current_timestamp}\"\n  \n  # Environment configuration\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \"${secrets.notion_token}\"\n    DEBUG: \"true\"\n  \n  # Timeout configuration\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\n```\n\n### Storage Tasks\n\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\n\n```yaml\n- id: storage_task\n  name: \"Data Storage Operation\"\n  type: storage\n  description: \"Save/load data to/from storage\"\n  \n  # Storage operation\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\n  \n  # Storage configuration\n  storage_type: \"file\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\n  path: \"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\n  \n  # Data configuration\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\n  format: \"json\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\n  compression: \"gzip\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\n  \n  # Metadata\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\n    workflow_id: \"${workflow_id}\"\n    created_at: \"${current_timestamp}\"\n    source_task: \"previous_task\"\n  \n  # File options\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\n  \n  # Database options (when storage_type: \"database\")\n  table_name: \"workflow_results\"      # Required for database storage\n  connection_string: \"${secrets.db_url}\"  # Required for database storage\n  \n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \"cache\")\n  cache_key: \"result_${execution_id}\" # Required for cache storage\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\n```\n\n\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\n\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\n\n```yaml\n- id: conversation_task\n  name: \"AI Conversation Interface\"\n  type: continuous_conversation\n  description: \"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\"\n  \n  # Conversation configuration\n  config:\n    # AI configuration\n    ai_config:\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\n        \n        Guidelines:\n        - Always be polite and respectful\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\n      \n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\n    \n    # UI configuration\n    ui_config:\n      title: \"Customer Support Chat\"        # Optional: Interface title\n      placeholder: \"How can I help you today?\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\n      theme: \"light\"                        # Optional: light|dark\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\n    \n    # Termination conditions\n    termination:\n      keywords: [\"goodbye\", \"bye\", \"thanks\", \"done\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\n    \n    # Context configuration\n    context:\n      system_context: \"Customer support conversation\"  # Optional: Context description\n      user_id: \"${customer_id}\"            # Optional: User identifier\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\n```\n\n### Human Input Tasks\n\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\n\n```yaml\n- id: human_input_task\n  name: \"Human Input Required\"\n  type: human_input\n  description: \"Wait for human input or approval\"\n  \n  # Human input configuration\n  config:\n    prompt: \"Please review and approve the processed data\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\n    input_type: \"approval\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\n    \n    # Input options (for selection type)\n    options: [\"approve\", \"reject\", \"request_changes\"]  # Optional: For selection input\n    \n    # Timeout configuration\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\n    \n    # Conversation settings\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\n    next_task: \"process_approval\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\n    end_condition: \"bye|exit|quit\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\n    \n    # Input validation\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\n  \n  # Additional context\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\n```\n\n### ChatBot Tasks\n\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\n\n```yaml\n- id: chatbot_task\n  name: \"AI Chatbot\"\n  type: chatbot\n  description: \"Interactive chatbot with session management\"\n  \n  # Chatbot configuration\n  config:\n    # AI model configuration\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\n    \n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\n    \n    # Session management\n    session_id: \"${session_id}\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\n    \n    # Model parameters\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\n    \n    # Tools configuration for function calling\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\n    \n    # Required for tool resolution\n    tenant_id: \"your-tenant-uuid\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\n    \n    # UI configuration\n    ui_config:\n      title: \"AI Assistant\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\n      placeholder: \"Type your message...\" # Optional: Input placeholder\n      theme: \"light\"                   # Optional: light|dark\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\n      \n    # Response configuration\n    response_config:\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\n      \n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\n  user_message: \"${user_input}\"         # Optional: Direct message input\n  \n  # Context data\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\n```\n\n---\n\n## Common Errors and Corrections\n\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\n\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nname: \"My Workflow\"\ndescription: \"A workflow without id\"\ntasks:\n  - name: \"Task 1\"\n    type: script\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nid: \"my_workflow\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\nname: \"My Workflow\"\ndescription: \"A workflow with proper id\"\ntasks:\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\n    name: \"Task 1\"\n    type: script\n```\n\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\n    type: script\n    script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  task_2:\n    type: ai_agent\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\n    type: script\n    script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  - id: task_2\n    type: ai_agent\n```\n\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ninputs:\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\n    type: string\n    required: true\n  age:\n    type: integer\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ninputs:\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\n    type: string\n    required: true\n  - name: age\n    type: integer\n```\n\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  type: script\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\n    script: |\n      print(\"Hello\")\n    requirements:\n      - requests\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: script_task\n  type: script\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\n    print(\"Hello\")\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\n```\n\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  script: \"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\"\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\n    search_query: ${search_query}\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\n  script: |\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\n    search_query = \"${search_query}\"\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\n```\n\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  result = process_data()\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  result = process_data()\n  \n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\n  outputs = {}\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\n  \n  import json\n  print(f\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\")\n```\n\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: my_model\n    prompt: \"Process this data: ${data}\"  # Wrong: use user_message\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: ai_task\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: my_model\n    system_message: \"You are a helpful assistant.\"\n    user_message: \"Process this data: ${data}\"  # Correct field name\n```\n\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_2\n  type: script\n  # Missing depends_on\n  script: |\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\n- id: task_2\n  type: script\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\n  script: |\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\n```\n\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\n    type: openai\n    api_key: \"sk-...\"\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: \"gpt-4\"\n      api_key: \"sk-...\"\n```\n\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  def process_data(path=\"\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\n    current_path = f\"{path}.{key}\" if path else key\n  \n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\nscript: |\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\n    current_path = f\"{path}.{key}\" if path else key\n    # Or use path = path or \"default_value\"\n```\n\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\n\n**\u274c Error:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\n  print(\"hello\")\n```\n\n**\u2705 Correct:**\n```yaml\ntasks:\n- id: task_1\n  type: script\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\n    print(\"hello\")\n```\n\n### Best Practices Summary\n\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\n\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\n\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\n\n### Tools Configuration\n\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\n\n```yaml\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\n- id: ai_with_tools\n  type: ai_agent\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: |\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\n    user_message: \"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\"\n    \n    # Tools configuration\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\n      - relative_time\n      - days_in_month\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\n    \n    tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"  # Required for tool resolution\n\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\n  type: chatbot\n  config:\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\n    system_message: |\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\n    \n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\n    tools:\n      - current_time\n      - weather_api\n      - user_preferences\n    \n    tenant_id: \"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\"  # Required for tool resolution\n```\n\n### How Tools Work\n\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\n\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\n\n| Field | Required | Description |\n|-------|----------|-------------|\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\n\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\n\n```yaml\nid: intelligent_assistant\nname: \"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\"\n\nmodel_clients:\n  - id: gpt4_model\n    provider: openai\n    config:\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\n      api_key: \"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\"\n      temperature: 0.3\n\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\ntenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n\ntasks:\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\n    type: ai_agent\n    config:\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\n      system_message: |\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\n        - Communication: send_notification\n        \n        Use these tools when users ask for:\n        - Current time or date information\n        - Weather forecasts\n        - Sending notifications\n        \n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\n      \n      user_message: \"${user_query}\"\n      \n      # MCP tools configuration\n      tools:\n        - current_time\n        - relative_time\n        - days_in_month\n        - weather_forecast\n        - send_notification\n      \n      # Tool resolution requires tenant_id\n      tenant_id: \"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\"\n      \n      temperature: 0.7\n      max_tokens: 1000\n\ninputs:\n  - name: user_query\n    type: string\n    required: true\n    default: \"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\"\n\noutputs:\n  ai_response:\n    type: string\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\n    description: \"AI response using tools when needed\"\n```\n\n### Tool Execution Flow\n\n1. **User Input**: User provides a query that might require tool usage\n2. **AI Analysis**: AI model analyzes the query and decides if tools are needed\n3. **Tool Calling**: AI calls `tool_executor(deployment_id, tool_name, arguments)`\n4. **Tool Resolution**: Engine resolves tool name to MCP server using tenant_id\n5. **Tool Execution**: MCP server executes the requested tool\n6. **Result Processing**: Tool results are returned to the AI model\n7. **Response Generation**: AI generates final response incorporating tool results\n\n### Best Practices for Tools\n\n1. **Clear System Messages**: Explain available tools and when to use them\n2. **Tool Categories**: Group related tools (time, weather, database, etc.)\n3. **Error Handling**: AI models handle tool execution failures gracefully\n4. **Tool Documentation**: Include tool descriptions in system messages\n5. **Tenant Configuration**: Ensure tenant_id matches your MCP server setup\n\n---\n\n*This comprehensive reference covers all supported task types and their YAML configurations. Use this as a quick reference when building workflows with different task types.*",
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[Complete Schema Overview](#complete-schema-overview)\\n2. [Required vs Optional Fields](#required-vs-optional-fields)\\n3. [Data Types Reference](#data-types-reference)\\n4. [Field Validation Rules](#field-validation-rules)\\n5. [Parser Behavior](#parser-behavior)\\n6. [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)\\n\\n## Complete Schema Overview\\n\\n```yaml\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Required) ===\\nid: string                              # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: string                            # REQUIRED: Human-readable workflow name\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Optional) ===\\nversion: string | integer               # Default: 1\\nnamespace: string                       # Default: \\\"default\\\"\\ndescription: string                     # Default: \\\"\\\"\\ntenant_id: string                       # Default: null\\n\\n# === EXECUTION CONFIGURATION ===\\ntimeout_seconds: integer|string        # Default: 3600 (1 hour) - Workflow-level timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"1h\\\", \\\"30m\\\")\\nlabels: object                         # Default: {}\\nmetadata: object                       # Default: {}\\n\\n# === DATA FLOW DEFINITIONS ===\\ninputs:                                # Default: []\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: string|integer|boolean|object|array\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    required: boolean                  # Default: false\\n    default: any                       # Optional default value\\n\\noutputs: object                        # Default: {}\\n  output_name:\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    source: string                     # REQUIRED: task_id or task_id.field\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n\\nvariables: object                      # Default: {}\\n\\n# === MODEL CLIENT CONFIGURATION (Required for AI tasks) ===\\nmodel_clients:                        # REQUIRED: For ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\\n\\n# Model Client Examples:\\n# OpenAI Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 2000\\n#\\n# Anthropic Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 1500\\n#\\n# Multiple Models:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n\\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    \\n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\\n    \\n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"5m\\\", \\\"30s\\\")\\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\\n    \\n    # Input/Output mapping\\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\\n    \\n    # Retry configuration\\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n    \\n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\\n\\n# === TRIGGERS ===\\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\\n```\\n\\n## Required vs Optional Fields\\n\\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\\n\\n## Data Types Reference\\n\\n### Primitive Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_name\\n    type: string\\n    default: \\\"John Doe\\\"\\n    description: \\\"Customer full name\\\"\\n\\n# Integer type  \\ninputs:\\n  - name: batch_size\\n    type: integer\\n    default: 100\\n    description: \\\"Number of records per batch\\\"\\n\\n# Boolean type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: include_archived\\n    type: boolean\\n    default: false\\n    description: \\\"Include archived records\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Object type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: config_params\\n    type: object\\n    default:\\n      timeout: 30\\n      retries: 3\\n      debug: false\\n    description: \\\"Configuration parameters\\\"\\n\\n# Array type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_ids\\n    type: array\\n    default: [\\\"cust_001\\\", \\\"cust_002\\\"]\\n    description: \\\"List of customer identifiers\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Duration Types\\n\\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String format (recommended)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"      # 1 hour\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"     # 30 minutes  \\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"45s\\\"     # 45 seconds\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2d\\\"      # 2 days\\n\\n# Integer format (seconds)\\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\\n\\n# Supported units\\n# s, sec, second, seconds\\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \\n# h, hour, hours\\n# d, day, days\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\\n\\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\\n\\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\\n\\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2h\\\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: quick_task\\n    type: script\\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: custom_timeout_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_running_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\\n      print(\\\"Long task completed\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\\n\\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\\n\\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: short_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      print(\\\"\\ud83d\\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\\\")\\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\\n      print(\\\"Long script completed\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: data_processing_loop\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 10\\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\\n\\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: batch_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"                 # Loop-level timeout\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 5\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      type: script\\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\\n      script: |\\n        print(\\\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\\\")\\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\\n```\\n\\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\\n\\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\\\"5m\\\"` vs `300`\\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: api_call\\n    type: http\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30s\\\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: data_processing\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"10m\\\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\\n    script: |\\n      # Process large dataset\\n      process_data()\\n      \\n  - id: batch_processing\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"45m\\\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 100\\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Field Validation Rules\\n\\n### ID Fields\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid IDs\\nid: \\\"customer_processor\\\"      # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"process-data\\\"           # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"task_001\\\"               # \\u2705 Valid\\n\\n# Invalid IDs\\nid: \\\"process data\\\"           # \\u274c Spaces not allowed\\nid: \\\"123_start\\\"              # \\u274c Cannot start with number\\nid: \\\"\\\"                       # \\u274c Cannot be empty\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Values\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \\u2705 Positive integer\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"5m\\\"        # \\u2705 Duration string\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h30m\\\"     # \\u2705 Complex duration\\n\\n# Invalid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \\u274c Must be positive\\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \\u274c Cannot be negative\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"invalid\\\"   # \\u274c Invalid duration format\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Types and Validation\\n\\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\\n\\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\\n- Controls actual task execution order\\n- Enables template resolution and data access\\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\\n\\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\\n- Critical for execution flow representation\\n- Single task reference only\\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_data\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \\u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\\n    script: |\\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not validate(data):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid data\\\")\\n      \\n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \\u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\\n    script: |\\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \\u2705 Accessible via depends_on\\n      # Process data...\\n\\n  - id: separate_task\\n    type: script\\n    previous_node: process_data        # \\u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\\n    script: |\\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\\n      print(\\\"Independent task\\\")\\n\\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\\n    name: \\\"Fetch Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_customer\\n    name: \\\"Validate Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid customer data\\\")\\n      print(\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    name: \\\"Process Customer\\\"\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \\u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      user_message: \\\"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\\\"\\n  \\n  - id: send_notification\\n    name: \\\"Send Notification\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \\u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\\n    script: |\\n      result = ${process_customer}\\n      print(f\\\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: parallel_audit_log\\n    name: \\\"Audit Log (Parallel)\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\\n      print(f\\\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n  # Invalid examples\\n  - id: invalid_task\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \\u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\\\"\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences:\\n\\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\\n| **Template Access** | \\u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \\u274c No template access |\\n| **Validation** | \\u274c Parser error if task missing | \\u26a0\\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\\n| **Multiple References** | \\u2705 Array of task IDs | \\u274c Single task ID only |\\n| **Execution Order** | \\u2705 Enforced | \\u274c No execution impact |\\n| **UI Connectivity** | \\u274c No UI impact | \\u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\\n\\n### Circular Dependency Detection\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will be rejected by the parser\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_a\\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n    \\n  - id: task_b  \\n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n```\\n\\n## Parser Behavior\\n\\n### Field Name Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: flexible_task\\n    # Both formats are accepted\\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\\n    \\n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n      \\n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\\n    \\n    workerGroup: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"     # camelCase\\n    worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"    # snake_case\\n```\\n\\n### Default Value Assignment\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\\nid: my_workflow\\n# name defaults to id value: \\\"my_workflow\\\"\\n# version defaults to: 1\\n# namespace defaults to: \\\"default\\\"  \\n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\\n# description defaults to: \\\"\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: simple_task\\n    type: script\\n    # name defaults to id: \\\"simple_task\\\"\\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Context\\n\\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: context_aware_task\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Workflow context\\n      workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"           # Current workflow ID\\n      execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"         # Unique execution ID\\n      namespace = \\\"${namespace}\\\"               # Workflow namespace\\n      \\n      # Timing context\\n      current_timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"  # ISO timestamp\\n      started_at = \\\"${started_at}\\\"             # Workflow start time\\n      \\n      # Input context\\n      user_input = \\\"${input_parameter}\\\"        # Workflow inputs\\n      \\n      # Task context\\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\\n      \\n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling During Parsing\\n\\n```yaml\\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\\n\\n# 1. Missing required fields\\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\\n\\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \\n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\\n\\n# 3. Circular dependencies\\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\\n\\n# 4. Invalid task references\\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\\n\\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\\n\\n# 6. Invalid field values\\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\\n```\\n\\n## Migration Guide\\n\\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\\n\\n```yaml\\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\\nworkflow:\\n  id: my_workflow\\n  tasks:\\n    - task_id: process_data\\n      task_type: python_script\\n      \\n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \\nid: my_workflow\\ntasks:\\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    language: python\\n```\\n\\n### Deprecated Fields\\n\\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\\n\\n### Backward Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will work but show a warning\\ntasks:\\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\\n    task_type: python_script       # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\\n```\\n\\n## Advanced Schema Features\\n\\n### Conditional Field Requirements\\n\\nSome fields become required based on task type:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# HTTP tasks require URL\\n- id: api_call\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"   # \\u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\\n  \\n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \\u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\\n```\\n\\n### Dynamic Field Validation\\n\\nField validation can depend on other field values:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\\n- id: data_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"for\\\"                 # Determines required fields\\n  max_iterations: 10               # \\u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  \\n- id: condition_loop  \\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"while\\\"               # Determines required fields\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${count} \u003e= 10\\\" # \\u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n```\\n\\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\\n\\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\\n\\n### Basic Template Syntax\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Access workflow inputs\\nscript: |\\n  customer_name = \\\"${customer_name}\\\"  # From workflow inputs\\n  \\n# Access previous task outputs\\nscript: |\\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\\n  \\n# Access built-in variables\\nscript: |\\n  workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n  execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"\\n  timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Available Built-in Variables\\n\\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\\n\\n### Task Output Resolution\\n\\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: |\\n      # Access entire response\\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\\n      \\n      # Access specific fields\\n      customer_name = \\\"${fetch_customer.name}\\\"\\n      customer_email = \\\"${fetch_customer.email}\\\"\\n      \\n      # Process the data\\n      result = {\\n          \\\"processed_name\\\": customer_name.upper(),\\n          \\\"domain\\\": customer_email.split(\\\"@\\\")[1]\\n      }\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent task\\n- id: ai_analysis_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Customer data: ${customer_data}\\\"\\n\\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\\n- id: process_ai_response\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\\n  script: |\\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    # Additional metadata available\\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process the AI response\\n    processed_analysis = {\\n        \\\"analysis\\\": ai_response,\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\\n        \\\"model\\\": model_used,\\n        \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\\\")\\n\\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u274c This will not work correctly\\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Response Structure\\n\\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\\n\\n```json\\n{\\n  \\\"ai_response\\\": \\\"The actual AI-generated text response\\\",\\n  \\\"model\\\": \\\"gpt-4-turbo-preview\\\",\\n  \\\"token_usage\\\": {\\n    \\\"prompt_tokens\\\": 150,\\n    \\\"completion_tokens\\\": 75,\\n    \\\"total_tokens\\\": 225\\n  },\\n  \\\"estimated_cost\\\": {\\n    \\\"amount\\\": 0.00337,\\n    \\\"currency\\\": \\\"USD\\\"\\n  },\\n  \\\"provider\\\": \\\"openai\\\",\\n  \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\\\"\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\\n\\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\\n\\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\\n\\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\\n- id: data_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_items: []\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    # First task in loop\\n    - id: fetch_data\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\\n        \\n        # Process data\\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"batch_data\\\": batch_data, \\\"batch_size\\\": len(batch_data)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\\n    - id: process_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\\n        \\n        # Access and update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Process the batch\\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        # Update state variables using state_updates\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"processed_count\\\": len(processed_batch)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\\n\\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\\\"${input_name}\\\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\\n\\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\\n\\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# First loop task outputs:\\noutputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"ACME Corp\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\nprint(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n\\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\\nscript: |\\n  # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\\n  \\n  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: financial_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  iteration_variable: company_index\\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\\n  \\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_companies: []\\n    total_extractions: 0\\n    successful_extractions: 0\\n  \\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_current_company\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access external workflow task data\\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Access state variables\\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Process company\\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\\n        result = process_company(company)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: extract_financial_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\\n      requirements:\\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\\n        \\n        # Access external data\\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        \\n        # Perform AI extraction\\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\\\"company_name\\\": company_name, \\\"company_id\\\": company_id})\\n        \\n        # Update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        current_processed.append({\\n            \\\"company_name\\\": company_name,\\n            \\\"extraction_result\\\": extraction_result\\n        })\\n        \\n        # State updates are required for persistence\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"extracted\\\": bool(extraction_result)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED\\n\\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\\n- id: process_loop_results\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\\n    \\n    # Access specific state variables from final state\\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    # Access loop execution metadata\\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\")\\n    \\n    outputs = {\\n        \\\"companies_processed\\\": len(processed_companies),\\n        \\\"success_rate\\\": f\\\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\",\\n        \\\"iterations\\\": iterations_completed\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\\n\\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\\n\\n```python\\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\\nimport json\\nimport os\\n\\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\\n\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\\n\\noutputs = {}\\nstate_updates = {}\\n\\n# Your script code follows...\\n```\\n\\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\\n\\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: debug_loop_task\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # Debug: Print all available data\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Debug: Print specific values\\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\\n        print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d {key}: {value}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Now access the flattened data\\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process your data...\\n    outputs = {\\\"processed\\\": f\\\"Company {company_name}\\\"}\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\\n__OUTPUTS__ {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n\\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\\ninputs = {\\n    \\\"folder_id\\\": \\\"...\\\",           # Workflow input\\n    \\\"gemini_api_key\\\": \\\"...\\\",      # Workflow input  \\n    \\\"list_company_folders\\\": {...}, # External task output\\n    \\\"company_index\\\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\\n    \\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\",       # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"total_extractions\\\": 0,       # Loop state variable\\n    \\\"processed_companies\\\": []     # Loop state variable\\n}\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\\n\\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\\n| `final_state[\\\"variable_name\\\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\\\"total_processed\\\"]}` |\\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\\n\\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\\n\\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  try:\\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_count\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_items\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      \\n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\\\")\\n      \\n  except Exception as e:\\n      print(f\\\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\\\")\\n      # Handle error case\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\\n\\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI greeting agent\\n- id: greeting_agent\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"User said: ${user_message}\\\"\\n\\n# Send the AI response via API\\n- id: send_greeting\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\\n  script: |\\n    import requests\\n    import json\\n    \\n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    phone_number = \\\"${phone_number}\\\"\\n    api_token = \\\"${API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83e\\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Send via API\\n    url = f\\\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\\\"\\n    headers = {\\\"Authorization\\\": f\\\"Bearer {api_token}\\\"}\\n    \\n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\\n        \\\"message\\\": ai_greeting\\n    })\\n    \\n    result = {\\n        \\\"status\\\": \\\"sent\\\",\\n        \\\"ai_response\\\": ai_greeting,\\n        \\\"api_response\\\": response.json(),\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Template Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\\n- id: router_task\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"premium_customer\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\\\"\\n      route: \\\"premium_processing\\\"\\n\\n- id: premium_handler\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [router_task]\\n  previous_node: router_task\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"premium_processing\\\"]\\n  script: |\\n    # Access router decision\\n    selected_route = \\\"${router_task.selected_route}\\\"\\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\\n    \\n    # Process premium customer\\n    customer = ${customer_data}\\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\\n\\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\\n- id: process_items\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\\n  previous_node: fetch_items\\n  script: |\\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\\n    processed_items = []\\n    \\n    for item in items:\\n        processed_item = {\\n            \\\"id\\\": item[\\\"id\\\"],\\n            \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n            \\\"status\\\": \\\"processed\\\"\\n        }\\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\\\")\\n\\n# Nested object access\\n- id: user_preferences\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\\n  previous_node: fetch_user\\n  script: |\\n    # Access nested user preferences\\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\\n    theme_setting = \\\"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\\\"\\n    language = \\\"${fetch_user.profile.language}\\\"\\n    \\n    settings = {\\n        \\\"notifications\\\": email_notifications,\\n        \\\"theme\\\": theme_setting,\\n        \\\"locale\\\": language\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Rules\\n\\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 Correct template usage\\n- id: correct_task\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\\n  previous_node: previous_task\\n  script: |\\n    string_value = \\\"${previous_task.name}\\\"    # String with quotes\\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\\n    nested_value = \\\"${previous_task.user.email}\\\"  # Nested field\\n\\n# \\u274c Incorrect template usage  \\n- id: incorrect_task\\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\\n  script: |\\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\\n```\\n\\n## Script Task Output Handling\\n\\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\\n\\n### Required Output Pattern\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: example_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Your script logic here\\n      data = process_data()\\n      \\n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\\n      \\n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: data_processor\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Process and store outputs\\n      results = {\\\"processed_count\\\": 100, \\\"errors\\\": []}\\n      \\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\\n      \\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: result_handler\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\\n    script: |\\n      # Access previous task outputs\\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\\\")\\n      \\n      # Store new outputs\\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling in Scripts\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: safe_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      try:\\n          result = risky_operation()\\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\\n      except Exception as e:\\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\\n      \\n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\\n\\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\\n\\n### Webhook Triggers\\n\\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: customer_webhook\\n    type: webhook\\n    description: \\\"Triggered when customer data is updated\\\"\\n    config:\\n      path: \\\"/webhooks/customer-updated\\\"      # Webhook endpoint path\\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\\n      authentication:\\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\\n        token: \\\"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\\\"            # Required if type is token\\n        header_name: \\\"X-Webhook-Token\\\"        # Optional: custom header name\\n      validation:\\n        required_fields: [\\\"customer.id\\\", \\\"customer.email\\\"]  # Required payload fields\\n        content_type: \\\"application/json\\\"     # Expected content type\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\\n        workflow_input: customer_email\\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\\n```\\n\\n### Scheduled Triggers\\n\\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: daily_report\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Generate daily customer report\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 9 * * *\\\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\\n      timezone: \\\"UTC\\\"                       # Optional: timezone\\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: report_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${current_date}\\\"    # Use built-in variable\\n      - workflow_input: report_type\\n        default_value: \\\"daily\\\"\\n\\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Weekly database cleanup\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 2 * * 0\\\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\\n      timezone: \\\"America/New_York\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${date_minus_7_days}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Event Triggers\\n\\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: file_uploaded\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Process uploaded files\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"file.uploaded\\\"          # Event type to listen for\\n      source: \\\"storage_service\\\"            # Event source system\\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\\n        file_type: [\\\"csv\\\", \\\"json\\\", \\\"xlsx\\\"]\\n        file_size_max: \\\"100MB\\\"\\n        path_pattern: \\\"/uploads/customers/*\\\"\\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\\n        max_attempts: 3\\n        initial_delay: \\\"5s\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: file.path\\n        workflow_input: file_path\\n      - webhook_field: file.size\\n        workflow_input: file_size\\n      - webhook_field: file.type\\n        workflow_input: file_type\\n\\n  - name: order_status_changed\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Handle order status changes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"order.status_changed\\\"\\n      source: \\\"order_management\\\"\\n      filter:\\n        status: [\\\"completed\\\", \\\"cancelled\\\", \\\"refunded\\\"]\\n        priority: [\\\"high\\\", \\\"urgent\\\"]\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: order.id\\n        workflow_input: order_id\\n      - webhook_field: order.status\\n        workflow_input: new_status\\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\\n        workflow_input: customer_id\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Triggers\\n\\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: post_processing\\n    type: dependency\\n    description: \\\"Run after main processing completes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      depends_on_workflow: \\\"main_data_processing\\\"  # Workflow to depend on\\n      depends_on_status: \\\"SUCCESS\\\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\\n      namespace: \\\"production\\\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\\n        workflow_input: items_processed\\n```\\n\\n## Model Client Configuration\\n\\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\\n\\n### Basic Structure\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\\n    config:\\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\\n```\\n\\n### Supported Providers\\n\\n#### OpenAI Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### Anthropic Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: claude_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### OpenRouter Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: openrouter_model\\n    provider: openrouter\\n    config:\\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\\\"\\n      base_url: \\\"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\\\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 2000\\n```\\n\\n#### Multiple Model Clients\\n\\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: fast_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n      \\n  - id: smart_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      \\n  - id: creative_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 1.2\\n```\\n\\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\\n\\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: analysis_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a data analyst...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\\\"\\n      \\n  - id: creative_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a creative writer...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Write a story about ${topic}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\\n\\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"     # References environment variable\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n```\\n\\n### Common Configuration Options\\n\\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\\n\\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\\n\\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\\n\\n### Using Environment Variables\\n\\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_openai\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"          # References environment variable\\n\\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\\ntasks:\\n  - id: secure_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\\\"       # Environment variable for URL\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\" # Environment variable for token\\n      X-API-Key: \\\"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\\\"     # Environment variable for API key\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Database connections\\n- id: database_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL}\\\"   # Full connection string\\n    # or individual components:\\n    host: \\\"${DB_HOST}\\\"\\n    port: \\\"${DB_PORT}\\\"\\n    database: \\\"${DB_NAME}\\\"\\n    username: \\\"${DB_USER}\\\"\\n    password: \\\"${DB_PASSWORD}\\\"\\n\\n# Third-party service credentials\\n- id: external_service\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    X-Client-ID: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\\\"\\n    X-Client-Secret: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\\\"\\n\\n# MCP server credentials\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  type: mcp\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \\\"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Security Best Practices\\n\\n#### \\u274c What NOT to Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: insecure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-actual-api-key-here\\\"    # SECURITY RISK!\\n\\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\\ntasks:\\n  - id: bad_example\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"\\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer sk-real-token\\\"  # SECURITY RISK!\\n```\\n\\n#### \\u2705 What TO Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DO: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"         # Secure approach\\n\\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\\n- id: environment_aware_task\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}\\\"                   # Different URLs per environment\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\"   # Different tokens per environment\\n    X-Environment: \\\"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\\\"  # Track environment\\n\\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\\nenvironment_vars:\\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \\\"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\\\"\\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \\\"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\\n\\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\\n|---------|---------|----------|\\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\\n\\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\\n\\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Different API keys per customer\\n- id: customer_specific_api\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.partner.com/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\\\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\\n\\n# Environment-specific configurations\\n- id: env_specific_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\\\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\\n```\\n\\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\\n- id: secure_ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: secure_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process customer ${customer_id}\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \\\"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\\\"\\n\\n# Script task with secure file access\\n- id: secure_script_task\\n  type: script\\n  environment_vars:\\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \\\"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\\\"\\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \\\"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\\\"\\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \\\"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\\\"\\n  script: |\\n    import boto3\\n    import os\\n    \\n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\\n    \\n    # Process secure files...\\n\\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\\n- id: secure_storage_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\\\"\\n    ssl_mode: \\\"require\\\"\\n    ssl_cert: \\\"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\\\"\\n    ssl_key: \\\"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Setup Examples\\n\\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\\n```bash\\n# Development API keys (non-production)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\\n```\\n\\n#### Production Environment\\n```bash\\n# Production API keys (secure)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\\n```\\n\\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\\n\\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\\n\\n### Execution Flow\\n\\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\\n\\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example execution flow\\ntasks:\\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/products\\\"\\n    \\n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: # validation logic...\\n    \\n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\\n    previous_node: fetch_products\\n    script: # filtering logic...\\n    \\n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: \\\"Generate product recommendations for customer.\\\"\\n      user_message: |\\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Task States and Lifecycle\\n\\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\\n\\n| State | Description | Next States |\\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n\\n### Conditional Execution\\n\\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Router-based conditional execution\\n- id: data_router\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\\n  previous_node: fetch_data\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\\n\\n- id: direct_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Process small dataset directly\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_directly(data)\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling and Retries\\n\\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level retry policy\\nretry:\\n  retryOn: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\", \\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: 3\\n  initialDelay: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: \\\"60s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n\\ntasks:\\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\\n  - id: external_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\\n      initialDelay: \\\"2s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: \\\"120s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n      retryOn: [\\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"HTTP_5XX\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n    \\n  # Task with no retries\\n  - id: critical_operation\\n    type: script\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\\n    script: |\\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\\n```\\n\\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\\n- id: data_source\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n\\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process order data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process product data from data_source\\n\\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\\\"\\n    user_message: |\\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\\n      Product data: ${process_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Resource Management\\n\\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Worker group targeting\\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\\n  type: script\\n  worker_group: \\\"high-cpu-workers\\\"    # Target specific worker group\\n  script: |\\n    # CPU-intensive processing\\n    perform_heavy_computation()\\n\\n- id: gpu_ml_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"         # Target GPU workers\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: large_model\\n    # Large model processing...\\n\\n# Timeout configuration\\n- id: long_running_task\\n  type: script\\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\\n  script: |\\n    # Long-running data processing\\n    process_large_dataset()\\n\\n# Workflow-level timeout\\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Task Type Configurations\\n\\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\\n\\n**Supported Task Types:**\\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \\n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\\n\\n### Script Tasks\\n\\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  name: \\\"Python Script Task\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  description: \\\"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\\\"\\n  \\n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\\n    import json\\n    import requests\\n    \\n    # Access workflow inputs\\n    input_value = \\\"${workflow_input}\\\"\\n    \\n    # Access previous task outputs\\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\\n    \\n    # Your processing logic\\n    result = {\\\"processed\\\": True, \\\"value\\\": input_value}\\n    \\n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n  \\n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\\n    print(\\\"Hello World\\\")\\n  \\n  # Package management\\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\\n    - requests==2.31.0\\n    - pandas==1.5.3\\n    - numpy==1.24.3\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    API_KEY: \\\"${secrets.api_key}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \\\"value\\\"\\n  \\n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\\n    DATABASE_URL: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Secrets configuration\\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\\n    api_key: \\\"secret_name\\\"\\n    db_password: \\\"db_secret\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### HTTP Tasks\\n\\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: http_task\\n  name: \\\"HTTP API Call\\\"\\n  type: http\\n  description: \\\"Call external REST API\\\"\\n  \\n  # HTTP configuration\\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\\n  \\n  # Headers configuration\\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\\n    Content-Type: \\\"application/json\\\"\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\\\"\\n    X-Custom-Header: \\\"workflow-engine\\\"\\n    User-Agent: \\\"WorkflowEngine/1.0\\\"\\n  \\n  # Request body\\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\\n    {\\n      \\\"customer_id\\\": \\\"${customer_id}\\\",\\n      \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n      \\\"data\\\": ${previous_task}\\n    }\\n  \\n  # Response validation\\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\\n  \\n  # Additional HTTP options\\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Tasks\\n\\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_agent_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Processing Agent\\\"\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  description: \\\"Process data using AI model\\\"\\n  \\n  # AI configuration\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\\n      {\\n        \\\"insights\\\": [\\\"insight1\\\", \\\"insight2\\\"],\\n        \\\"recommendations\\\": [\\\"rec1\\\", \\\"rec2\\\"],\\n        \\\"confidence_score\\\": 0.95\\n      }\\n    \\n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\\n      Please analyze this customer data:\\n      ${previous_task}\\n      \\n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                # Database tools\\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n  \\n  # Input/output format\\n  input_format: \\\"text\\\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\\n  output_format: \\\"structured\\\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\\n\\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In subsequent script tasks\\nscript: |\\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n  \\n  # Additional metadata available\\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"AI Response: {ai_response}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\\noutputs:\\n  ai_analysis:\\n    type: string\\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\\n    description: \\\"AI-generated analysis text\\\"\\n  \\n  total_tokens:\\n    type: integer  \\n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\\n    description: \\\"Total tokens consumed\\\"\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Tasks\\n\\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\\n- id: for_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"For Loop Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process data in fixed batches\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\\n  state_variables:\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n    batch_results: []\\n  \\n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      name: \\\"Process Current Batch\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\\n        \\n        # Process current batch\\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\\n        \\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: update_state\\n      name: \\\"Update Loop State\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\\n      script: |\\n        # Update state variables\\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\\n        \\n        result = {\\\"total_processed\\\": new_total}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n\\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\\n- id: while_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"While Loop Quality Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process until quality threshold met\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\\\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables\\n  state_variables:\\n    average_quality: 0\\n    items_processed: 0\\n    quality_scores: []\\n  \\n  # Loop tasks\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: assess_quality\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Conditional Router Tasks\\n\\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conditional_router_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Type Router\\\"\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  description: \\\"Route processing based on data characteristics\\\"\\n  \\n  # Router configuration\\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\\n  \\n  # Routing conditions\\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"  \\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"medium_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\\n  \\n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\\n    if data_type == \\\"json\\\":\\n        return \\\"json_processing\\\"\\n    elif data_type == \\\"xml\\\":\\n        return \\\"xml_processing\\\"\\n    else:\\n        return \\\"default_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\\n    json_processing: \\\"specialized_json\\\"\\n    xml_processing: \\\"specialized_xml\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Large Dataset\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing large dataset in batches...\\\")\\n\\n- id: direct_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Small Dataset\\\"  \\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing small dataset directly...\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### MCP Tasks\\n\\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  name: \\\"MCP Tool Execution\\\"\\n  type: mcp\\n  description: \\\"Execute external tool via MCP server\\\"\\n  \\n  # MCP server configuration\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\\n  tool_name: \\\"update_database\\\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\\n  runtime: \\\"npx\\\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\\n  \\n  # Server startup\\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\\n  \\n  # Tool execution\\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\\n    database_id: \\\"${secrets.notion_database_id}\\\"\\n    properties:\\n      title: \\\"Workflow Results\\\"\\n      status: \\\"Completed\\\"\\n      processed_count: \\\"${previous_task.count}\\\"\\n      timestamp: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${secrets.notion_token}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n  \\n  # Timeout configuration\\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\\n```\\n\\n### Storage Tasks\\n\\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: storage_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Storage Operation\\\"\\n  type: storage\\n  description: \\\"Save/load data to/from storage\\\"\\n  \\n  # Storage operation\\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\\n  \\n  # Storage configuration\\n  storage_type: \\\"file\\\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\\n  path: \\\"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\\\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\\n  \\n  # Data configuration\\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\\n  format: \\\"json\\\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\\n  compression: \\\"gzip\\\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\\n  \\n  # Metadata\\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\\n    workflow_id: \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n    created_at: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    source_task: \\\"previous_task\\\"\\n  \\n  # File options\\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\\n  \\n  # Database options (when storage_type: \\\"database\\\")\\n  table_name: \\\"workflow_results\\\"      # Required for database storage\\n  connection_string: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"  # Required for database storage\\n  \\n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \\\"cache\\\")\\n  cache_key: \\\"result_${execution_id}\\\" # Required for cache storage\\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\\n\\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conversation_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Conversation Interface\\\"\\n  type: continuous_conversation\\n  description: \\\"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\\\"\\n  \\n  # Conversation configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI configuration\\n    ai_config:\\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\\n        \\n        Guidelines:\\n        - Always be polite and respectful\\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"Customer Support Chat\\\"        # Optional: Interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"How can I help you today?\\\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                        # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\\n    \\n    # Termination conditions\\n    termination:\\n      keywords: [\\\"goodbye\\\", \\\"bye\\\", \\\"thanks\\\", \\\"done\\\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Context configuration\\n    context:\\n      system_context: \\\"Customer support conversation\\\"  # Optional: Context description\\n      user_id: \\\"${customer_id}\\\"            # Optional: User identifier\\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\\n```\\n\\n### Human Input Tasks\\n\\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: human_input_task\\n  name: \\\"Human Input Required\\\"\\n  type: human_input\\n  description: \\\"Wait for human input or approval\\\"\\n  \\n  # Human input configuration\\n  config:\\n    prompt: \\\"Please review and approve the processed data\\\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\\n    input_type: \\\"approval\\\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\\n    \\n    # Input options (for selection type)\\n    options: [\\\"approve\\\", \\\"reject\\\", \\\"request_changes\\\"]  # Optional: For selection input\\n    \\n    # Timeout configuration\\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Conversation settings\\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\\n    next_task: \\\"process_approval\\\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\\n    end_condition: \\\"bye|exit|quit\\\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\\n    \\n    # Input validation\\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\\n  \\n  # Additional context\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\\n```\\n\\n### ChatBot Tasks\\n\\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: chatbot_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Chatbot\\\"\\n  type: chatbot\\n  description: \\\"Interactive chatbot with session management\\\"\\n  \\n  # Chatbot configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI model configuration\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\\n    \\n    # Session management\\n    session_id: \\\"${session_id}\\\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"AI Assistant\\\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"Type your message...\\\" # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                   # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\\n      \\n    # Response configuration\\n    response_config:\\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\\n      \\n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\\n  user_message: \\\"${user_input}\\\"         # Optional: Direct message input\\n  \\n  # Context data\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\\n```\\n\\n---\\n\\n## Common Errors and Corrections\\n\\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\\n\\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow without id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nid: \\\"my_workflow\\\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow with proper id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  task_2:\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  - id: task_2\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  age:\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  - name: age\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\\n    script: |\\n      print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n    requirements:\\n      - requests\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\\n    print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\\n```\\n\\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\\n    search_query: ${search_query}\\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\\n  script: |\\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\\n    search_query = \\\"${search_query}\\\"\\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  \\n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\\n  outputs = {}\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n  \\n  import json\\n  print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    prompt: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Wrong: use user_message\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Correct field name\\n```\\n\\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  # Missing depends_on\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\\n```\\n\\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\\n    type: openai\\n    api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: \\\"gpt-4\\\"\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=\\\"\\\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n  \\n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n    # Or use path = path or \\\"default_value\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\\n  print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\\n    print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Best Practices Summary\\n\\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\\n\\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\\n\\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\\n\\n### Tools Configuration\\n\\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\\n- id: ai_with_tools\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\\n    user_message: \\\"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\\\"\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration\\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n\\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\\n  type: chatbot\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\\n    tools:\\n      - current_time\\n      - weather_api\\n      - user_preferences\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n```\\n\\n### How Tools Work\\n\\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\\n\\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\\n\\n| Field | Required | Description |\\n|-------|----------|-------------|\\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\\n\\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\\n\\n```yaml\\nid: intelligent_assistant\\nname: \\\"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\\\"\\n\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n\\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\\ntenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: |\\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\\n        - Communication: send_notification\\n        \\n        Use these tools when users ask for:\\n        - Current time or date information\\n        - Weather forecasts\\n        - Sending notifications\\n        \\n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\\n      \\n      user_message: \\\"${user_query}\\\"\\n      \\n      # MCP tools configuration\\n      tools:\\n        - current_time\\n        - relative_time\\n        - days_in_month\\n        - weather_forecast\\n        - send_notification\\n      \\n      # Tool resolution requires tenant_id\\n      tenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 1000\\n\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_query\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n    default: \\\"What time is it and can you send a notification to user123?\\\"\\n\\noutputs:\\n  ai_response:\\n    type: string\\n    source: assistant_with_tools.ai_response\\n    description: \\\"AI response using tools when needed\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Tool Execution Flow\\n\\n1. **User Input**: User provides a query that might require tool usage\\n2. **AI Analysis**: AI model analyzes the query and decides if tools are needed\\n3. **Tool Calling**: AI calls `tool_executor(deployment_id, tool_name, arguments)`\\n4. **Tool Resolution**: Engine resolves tool name to MCP server using tenant_id\\n5. **Tool Execution**: MCP server executes the requested tool\\n6. **Result Processing**: Tool results are returned to the AI model\\n7. **Response Generation**: AI generates final response incorporating tool results\\n\\n### Best Practices for Tools\\n\\n1. **Clear System Messages**: Explain available tools and when to use them\\n2. **Tool Categories**: Group related tools (time, weather, database, etc.)\\n3. **Error Handling**: AI models handle tool execution failures gracefully\\n4. **Tool Documentation**: Include tool descriptions in system messages\\n5. **Tenant Configuration**: Ensure tenant_id matches your MCP server setup\\n\\n---\\n\\n*This comprehensive reference covers all supported task types and their YAML configurations. 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[Complete Schema Overview](#complete-schema-overview)\\n2. [Required vs Optional Fields](#required-vs-optional-fields)\\n3. [Data Types Reference](#data-types-reference)\\n4. [Field Validation Rules](#field-validation-rules)\\n5. [Parser Behavior](#parser-behavior)\\n6. [Migration Guide](#migration-guide)\\n\\n## Complete Schema Overview\\n\\n```yaml\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Required) ===\\nid: string                              # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: string                            # REQUIRED: Human-readable workflow name\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW METADATA (Optional) ===\\nversion: string | integer               # Default: 1\\nnamespace: string                       # Default: \\\"default\\\"\\ndescription: string                     # Default: \\\"\\\"\\ntenant_id: string                       # Default: null\\n\\n# === EXECUTION CONFIGURATION ===\\ntimeout_seconds: integer|string        # Default: 3600 (1 hour) - Workflow-level timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"1h\\\", \\\"30m\\\")\\nlabels: object                         # Default: {}\\nmetadata: object                       # Default: {}\\n\\n# === DATA FLOW DEFINITIONS ===\\ninputs:                                # Default: []\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: string|integer|boolean|object|array\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    required: boolean                  # Default: false\\n    default: any                       # Optional default value\\n\\noutputs: object                        # Default: {}\\n  output_name:\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    source: string                     # REQUIRED: task_id or task_id.field\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n\\nvariables: object                      # Default: {}\\n\\n# === MODEL CLIENT CONFIGURATION (Required for AI tasks) ===\\nmodel_clients:                        # REQUIRED: For ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique identifier to reference in tasks\\n    provider: string                   # REQUIRED: openai|anthropic|openrouter|groq\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Provider-specific config\\n      model: string                    # REQUIRED: Model name (e.g., gpt-4, claude-3-sonnet-20240229)\\n      api_key: string                  # REQUIRED: API key for the provider\\n      temperature: number              # Optional: 0.0-2.0, controls randomness\\n      max_tokens: integer              # Optional: Maximum tokens to generate\\n      timeout: integer                 # Optional: Request timeout in seconds\\n      base_url: string                 # Optional: Custom API base URL\\n\\n# Model Client Examples:\\n# OpenAI Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 2000\\n#\\n# Anthropic Configuration:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n#       temperature: 0.7\\n#       max_tokens: 1500\\n#\\n# Multiple Models:\\n# model_clients:\\n#   - id: gpt4_model\\n#     provider: openai\\n#     config:\\n#       model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n#   - id: claude_model\\n#     provider: anthropic\\n#     config:\\n#       model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229\\n#       api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n\\n# === TASK DEFINITIONS (Required) ===\\ntasks:                                 # REQUIRED: List of tasks\\n  - id: string                         # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: string                       # Optional: Human-readable name\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: Task type\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    \\n    # DEPENDENCY CONFIGURATION\\n    depends_on: array                  # Optional: Execution dependencies and template resolution\\n    previous_node: string              # REQUIRED: Task connectivity and UI hierarchy (essential for proper workflow execution)\\n    \\n    timeout_seconds: integer|string    # Optional: Task-specific timeout (supports duration strings like \\\"5m\\\", \\\"30s\\\")\\n    worker_group: string               # Optional: Target worker group\\n    conditions: array                  # Optional: Execution conditions\\n    execute_on_routes: array           # Optional: Routes for conditional execution\\n    \\n    # Input/Output mapping\\n    input_mapping: object              # Optional: Map workflow context to task inputs\\n    output_mapping: object             # Optional: Map task outputs to workflow context\\n    \\n    # Retry configuration\\n    retry: object                      # Optional: Task-specific retry policy\\n      maxAttempts: integer             # Default: 1\\n      initialDelay: string|integer     # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: number        # Default: 2.0\\n      retryOn: array                   # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n    \\n    # === TASK TYPE SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS ===\\n    # See detailed sections below for each task type\\n\\n# === WORKFLOW-LEVEL RETRY POLICY ===\\nretry: object                          # Optional: Global retry policy\\n  retryOn: array                       # Default: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: integer                 # Default: 1\\n  initialDelay: string|integer         # Default: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: string|integer             # Default: \\\"300s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: number            # Default: 2.0\\n\\n# === TRIGGERS ===\\ntriggers:                              # Optional: List of triggers\\n  - name: string                       # REQUIRED\\n    type: string                       # REQUIRED: webhook|schedule|event\\n    description: string                # Optional\\n    config: object                     # REQUIRED: Trigger-specific config\\n    input_mapping: array               # Optional: Map trigger data to workflow inputs\\n      - webhook_field: string          # Source field\\n        workflow_input: string         # Target workflow input\\n```\\n\\n## Required vs Optional Fields\\n\\n### Required Fields (Workflow Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the workflow |\\n| `tasks` | array | List of task definitions (can be empty) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Task Level)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `id` | string | Unique identifier for the task |\\n| `type` | string | Task type (script, http, ai_agent, etc.) |\\n| `previous_node` | string | Reference to previous task for UI connectivity (required for proper task linking, except for the first task) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Input Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `name` | string | Input parameter name |\\n| `type` | string | Data type (string, integer, boolean, object, array) |\\n\\n### Required Fields (Output Definition)\\n\\n| Field | Type | Description |\\n|-------|------|-------------|\\n| `type` | string | Output data type |\\n| `source` | string | Source task ID or task_id.field_name |\\n\\n## Data Types Reference\\n\\n### Primitive Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_name\\n    type: string\\n    default: \\\"John Doe\\\"\\n    description: \\\"Customer full name\\\"\\n\\n# Integer type  \\ninputs:\\n  - name: batch_size\\n    type: integer\\n    default: 100\\n    description: \\\"Number of records per batch\\\"\\n\\n# Boolean type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: include_archived\\n    type: boolean\\n    default: false\\n    description: \\\"Include archived records\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Object type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: config_params\\n    type: object\\n    default:\\n      timeout: 30\\n      retries: 3\\n      debug: false\\n    description: \\\"Configuration parameters\\\"\\n\\n# Array type\\ninputs:\\n  - name: customer_ids\\n    type: array\\n    default: [\\\"cust_001\\\", \\\"cust_002\\\"]\\n    description: \\\"List of customer identifiers\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Duration Types\\n\\nDuration values can be specified as strings or integers:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# String format (recommended)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"      # 1 hour\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"     # 30 minutes  \\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"45s\\\"     # 45 seconds\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2d\\\"      # 2 days\\n\\n# Integer format (seconds)\\ntimeout_seconds: 3600      # 1 hour in seconds\\n\\n# Supported units\\n# s, sec, second, seconds\\n# m, min, minute, minutes  \\n# h, hour, hours\\n# d, day, days\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Configuration and Execution Behavior\\n\\nThe workflow engine supports configurable timeouts at both workflow and task levels with intelligent timeout-free communication for long-running tasks.\\n\\n#### Timeout Hierarchy\\n\\nTimeout values are resolved in this order of precedence:\\n1. **Task-level `timeout_seconds`**: Specific timeout for individual tasks\\n2. **Workflow-level `timeout_seconds`**: Default for all tasks in the workflow\\n3. **System default**: 300 seconds (5 minutes) for tasks, 3600 seconds (1 hour) for workflows\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level timeout (applies to all tasks by default)\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"2h\\\"                    # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: quick_task\\n    type: script\\n    # Uses workflow-level timeout (2h)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Quick task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: custom_timeout_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"               # Override with 30 minute timeout\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Custom timeout task\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_running_task\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # 10 minutes (integer format)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      time.sleep(300)  # 5 minute processing\\n      print(\\\"Long task completed\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Timeout-Free Communication\\n\\nThe workflow engine automatically uses **timeout-free communication** for long-running tasks to prevent timeout-related failures:\\n\\n- **Loop tasks**: Always use timeout-free communication (event-driven execution)\\n- **Script tasks**: Use timeout-free communication when `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` (host timeout threshold)\\n- **Other task types**: Use standard timeout-based communication\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: short_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 60                  # Uses standard timeout-based communication\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Short script\u0027)\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: long_script\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: 600                 # Uses timeout-free communication (600 \u003e 180)\\n    script: |\\n      import time\\n      print(\\\"\\ud83d\\ude80 This uses timeout-free communication\\\")\\n      time.sleep(300)  # Won\u0027t cause timeout issues\\n      print(\\\"Long script completed\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: data_processing_loop\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                # Always uses timeout-free communication\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 10\\n    # Loop tasks automatically use timeout-free communication\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Timeout Inheritance\\n\\nLoop tasks can pass timeout configuration to their inner script tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: batch_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  timeout_seconds: \\\"30m\\\"                 # Loop-level timeout\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 5\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      type: script\\n      # Inherits 30-minute timeout from parent loop\\n      script: |\\n        print(\\\"Processing batch with inherited timeout\\\")\\n        # This script will use the 30-minute timeout from the loop\\n```\\n\\n#### Best Practices for Timeout Configuration\\n\\n1. **Use duration strings** for readability: `\\\"5m\\\"` vs `300`\\n2. **Set appropriate timeouts** based on expected execution time plus buffer\\n3. **Long-running tasks**: Set `timeout_seconds \u003e 180` to enable timeout-free communication\\n4. **Loop tasks**: Always get timeout-free communication automatically\\n5. **Critical tasks**: Use shorter timeouts for fail-fast behavior\\n6. **External API calls**: Use longer timeouts to account for network latency\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example: Well-configured timeout workflow\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h\\\"                    # Reasonable workflow timeout\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: api_call\\n    type: http\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"30s\\\"               # Quick timeout for API calls\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: data_processing\\n    type: script\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"10m\\\"               # Longer timeout for processing (uses timeout-free)\\n    script: |\\n      # Process large dataset\\n      process_data()\\n      \\n  - id: batch_processing\\n    type: loop\\n    timeout_seconds: \\\"45m\\\"               # Generous timeout for loop (timeout-free)\\n    loop_type: for\\n    max_iterations: 100\\n    # Inner tasks inherit the 45-minute timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Field Validation Rules\\n\\n### ID Fields\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid IDs\\nid: \\\"customer_processor\\\"      # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"process-data\\\"           # \\u2705 Valid\\nid: \\\"task_001\\\"               # \\u2705 Valid\\n\\n# Invalid IDs\\nid: \\\"process data\\\"           # \\u274c Spaces not allowed\\nid: \\\"123_start\\\"              # \\u274c Cannot start with number\\nid: \\\"\\\"                       # \\u274c Cannot be empty\\n```\\n\\n### Timeout Values\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Valid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 300         # \\u2705 Positive integer\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"5m\\\"        # \\u2705 Duration string\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"1h30m\\\"     # \\u2705 Complex duration\\n\\n# Invalid timeouts\\ntimeout_seconds: 0           # \\u274c Must be positive\\ntimeout_seconds: -60         # \\u274c Cannot be negative\\ntimeout_seconds: \\\"invalid\\\"   # \\u274c Invalid duration format\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Types and Validation\\n\\n#### `depends_on` vs `previous_node`\\n\\n**`depends_on` - Execution Dependencies:**\\n- Controls actual task execution order\\n- Enables template resolution and data access\\n- Required for accessing outputs from other tasks\\n- Validates that referenced tasks exist\\n- Multiple tasks can be specified\\n\\n**`previous_node` - Task Connectivity and UI Hierarchy:**\\n- **REQUIRED for proper task connectivity in UI**\\n- Essential for workflow visualization and task linking\\n- Critical for execution flow representation\\n- Single task reference only\\n- **Without this field, tasks won\u0027t be properly connected in the UI**\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_data\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_data]           # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for fetch_data to complete\\n    previous_node: fetch_data          # \\u2705 UI: show as child of fetch_data in hierarchy\\n    script: |\\n      data = ${fetch_data}             # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not validate(data):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid data\\\")\\n      \\n      # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker for proper parsing\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027valid\u0027\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [validate_data]        # \\u2705 EXECUTION: wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_data       # \\u2705 UI: show as child of validate_data\\n    script: |\\n      validation_result = ${validate_data}  # \\u2705 Accessible via depends_on\\n      # Process data...\\n\\n  - id: separate_task\\n    type: script\\n    previous_node: process_data        # \\u2705 UI: appears under process_data in hierarchy\\n    # NO depends_on means this can run immediately (parallel to other tasks)\\n    script: |\\n      # This task runs independently but appears under process_data in UI\\n      # Cannot access ${process_data} because no depends_on relationship\\n      print(\\\"Independent task\\\")\\n\\n### Complete Example with Proper Hierarchy\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer_data\\n    name: \\\"Fetch Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: validate_customer\\n    name: \\\"Validate Customer Data\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for data fetch\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}  # \\u2705 Can access because of depends_on\\n      if not customer.get(\u0027email\u0027):\\n          raise ValueError(\\\"Invalid customer data\\\")\\n      print(\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {\u0027status\u0027: \u0027valid\u0027}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    name: \\\"Process Customer\\\"\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer]      # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for validation\\n    previous_node: validate_customer     # \\u2705 UI: Show under validate_customer\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      user_message: \\\"Process customer: ${fetch_customer_data}\\\"\\n  \\n  - id: send_notification\\n    name: \\\"Send Notification\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [process_customer]       # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Wait for processing\\n    previous_node: process_customer      # \\u2705 UI: Show under process_customer\\n    script: |\\n      result = ${process_customer}\\n      print(f\\\"Notification sent for: ${fetch_customer_data.name}\\\")\\n      \\n  - id: parallel_audit_log\\n    name: \\\"Audit Log (Parallel)\\\"\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer_data]    # \\u2705 EXECUTION: Only needs initial data\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer_data   # \\u2705 UI: Show under fetch_customer_data\\n    script: |\\n      # This runs in parallel with validation/processing\\n      customer = ${fetch_customer_data}\\n      print(f\\\"Audit: Customer {customer.id} accessed at ${current_timestamp}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n  # Invalid examples\\n  - id: invalid_task\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [nonexistent_task]     # \\u274c VALIDATION ERROR: task doesn\u0027t exist\\n    previous_node: another_missing     # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  UI WARNING: task doesn\u0027t exist (but not fatal)\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027Invalid\u0027)\\\"\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences:\\n\\n| Aspect | `depends_on` | `previous_node` |\\n|--------|--------------|-----------------|\\n| **Purpose** | Execution control | Task connectivity \u0026 UI organization |\\n| **Impact** | Blocks task until dependencies complete | **REQUIRED for UI task linking** |\\n| **Template Access** | \\u2705 Enables `${task_id}` resolution | \\u274c No template access |\\n| **Validation** | \\u274c Parser error if task missing | \\u26a0\\ufe0f Warning if task missing |\\n| **Multiple References** | \\u2705 Array of task IDs | \\u274c Single task ID only |\\n| **Execution Order** | \\u2705 Enforced | \\u274c No execution impact |\\n| **UI Connectivity** | \\u274c No UI impact | \\u2705 **ESSENTIAL for proper task connection** |\\n\\n### Circular Dependency Detection\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will be rejected by the parser\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_a\\n    depends_on: [task_b]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n    \\n  - id: task_b  \\n    depends_on: [task_a]       # \\u274c Circular dependency\\n```\\n\\n## Parser Behavior\\n\\n### Field Name Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser supports both camelCase and snake_case for field names:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: flexible_task\\n    # Both formats are accepted\\n    dependsOn: [other_task]        # camelCase\\n    depends_on: [other_task]       # snake_case\\n    \\n    inputMapping:                  # camelCase\\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n    input_mapping:                 # snake_case  \\n      source_field: \\\"target_field\\\"\\n      \\n    outputMapping: {}              # camelCase\\n    output_mapping: {}             # snake_case\\n    \\n    workerGroup: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"     # camelCase\\n    worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"    # snake_case\\n```\\n\\n### Default Value Assignment\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fields with defaults are automatically populated\\nid: my_workflow\\n# name defaults to id value: \\\"my_workflow\\\"\\n# version defaults to: 1\\n# namespace defaults to: \\\"default\\\"  \\n# timeout_seconds defaults to: 3600\\n# description defaults to: \\\"\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: simple_task\\n    type: script\\n    # name defaults to id: \\\"simple_task\\\"\\n    # timeout_seconds defaults to: 300\\n    # retry.maxAttempts defaults to: 1\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Context\\n\\nThe parser provides these built-in variables for template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: context_aware_task\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Workflow context\\n      workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"           # Current workflow ID\\n      execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"         # Unique execution ID\\n      namespace = \\\"${namespace}\\\"               # Workflow namespace\\n      \\n      # Timing context\\n      current_timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"  # ISO timestamp\\n      started_at = \\\"${started_at}\\\"             # Workflow start time\\n      \\n      # Input context\\n      user_input = \\\"${input_parameter}\\\"        # Workflow inputs\\n      \\n      # Task context\\n      previous_result = ${previous_task}       # Previous task output\\n      specific_field = ${task_id.field_name}   # Specific output field\\n      \\n      # Route context (for conditional workflows)\\n      route_info = ${_route_context}           # Current route information\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling During Parsing\\n\\n```yaml\\n# The parser will validate and report these errors:\\n\\n# 1. Missing required fields\\n# ERROR: Missing required field: \u0027id\u0027\\n\\n# 2. Invalid YAML syntax  \\n# ERROR: Invalid YAML: mapping values are not allowed here\\n\\n# 3. Circular dependencies\\n# ERROR: Circular dependency detected involving task \u0027task_a\u0027\\n\\n# 4. Invalid task references\\n# ERROR: Task \u0027task_b\u0027 depends on non-existent task \u0027invalid_task\u0027\\n\\n# 5. Invalid duration formats\\n# ERROR: Invalid duration: \u0027not_a_duration\u0027\\n\\n# 6. Invalid field values\\n# ERROR: Timeout must be positive, got -10\\n```\\n\\n## Migration Guide\\n\\n### From Version 1.0 to 2.0\\n\\n```yaml\\n# OLD FORMAT (v1.0)\\nworkflow:\\n  id: my_workflow\\n  tasks:\\n    - task_id: process_data\\n      task_type: python_script\\n      \\n# NEW FORMAT (v2.0)  \\nid: my_workflow\\ntasks:\\n  - id: process_data\\n    type: script\\n    language: python\\n```\\n\\n### Deprecated Fields\\n\\n| Old Field | New Field | Status |\\n|-----------|-----------|--------|\\n| `task_type` | `type` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `task_id` | `id` | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `python_script` | `script` (type) | Deprecated in v2.0 |\\n| `plugin` | `mcp` (type) | Deprecated in v2.1 |\\n\\n### Backward Compatibility\\n\\nThe parser maintains backward compatibility for deprecated fields but will show warnings:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# This will work but show a warning\\ntasks:\\n  - task_id: old_style_task        # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027id\u0027 instead\\n    task_type: python_script       # \\u26a0\\ufe0f  Warning: Use \u0027type: script\u0027 instead\\n```\\n\\n## Advanced Schema Features\\n\\n### Conditional Field Requirements\\n\\nSome fields become required based on task type:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# HTTP tasks require URL\\n- id: api_call\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"   # \\u2705 Required for HTTP tasks\\n  \\n# AI agent tasks require model_client_id\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4          # \\u2705 Required for AI agent tasks\\n```\\n\\n### Dynamic Field Validation\\n\\nField validation can depend on other field values:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop tasks require loop-specific fields\\n- id: data_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"for\\\"                 # Determines required fields\\n  max_iterations: 10               # \\u2705 Required for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  # exit_condition: not needed for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  \\n- id: condition_loop  \\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: \\\"while\\\"               # Determines required fields\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${count} \u003e= 10\\\" # \\u2705 Required for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n  # max_iterations: optional for \u0027while\u0027 loops\\n```\\n\\n## Template Resolution and Data Flow\\n\\nTemplate resolution is a core feature that allows tasks to access data from previous tasks, workflow inputs, and built-in variables using the `${variable_name}` syntax. This is essential for creating dynamic workflows where tasks pass data to each other.\\n\\n### Basic Template Syntax\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Access workflow inputs\\nscript: |\\n  customer_name = \\\"${customer_name}\\\"  # From workflow inputs\\n  \\n# Access previous task outputs\\nscript: |\\n  previous_result = ${data_fetch_task}  # Entire output from data_fetch_task\\n  specific_field = ${data_fetch_task.customer_id}  # Specific field\\n  \\n# Access built-in variables\\nscript: |\\n  workflow_id = \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n  execution_id = \\\"${execution_id}\\\"\\n  timestamp = \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Available Built-in Variables\\n\\n| Variable | Description | Example Value |\\n|----------|-------------|---------------|\\n| `${workflow_id}` | Current workflow identifier | `customer_processor` |\\n| `${execution_id}` | Unique execution identifier | `exec_12345_abcde` |\\n| `${namespace}` | Workflow namespace | `production` |\\n| `${current_timestamp}` | ISO timestamp | `2024-01-15T10:30:00Z` |\\n| `${started_at}` | Workflow start time | `2024-01-15T10:29:45Z` |\\n\\n### Task Output Resolution\\n\\nTasks can access outputs from other tasks they depend on:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: process_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]  # Required for template access\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: |\\n      # Access entire response\\n      customer_data = ${fetch_customer}\\n      \\n      # Access specific fields\\n      customer_name = \\\"${fetch_customer.name}\\\"\\n      customer_email = \\\"${fetch_customer.email}\\\"\\n      \\n      # Process the data\\n      result = {\\n          \\\"processed_name\\\": customer_name.upper(),\\n          \\\"domain\\\": customer_email.split(\\\"@\\\")[1]\\n      }\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Output Resolution\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured output that requires specific access patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent task\\n- id: ai_analysis_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Analyze the customer data and provide insights.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Customer data: ${customer_data}\\\"\\n\\n# Accessing AI agent output in subsequent tasks\\n- id: process_ai_response\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  previous_node: ai_analysis_task\\n  script: |\\n    # CORRECT: AI agents return structured output\\n    agent_output = ${ai_analysis_task}\\n    ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    # Additional metadata available\\n    token_usage = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {})\\n    model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process the AI response\\n    processed_analysis = {\\n        \\\"analysis\\\": ai_response,\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": token_usage.get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0),\\n        \\\"model\\\": model_used,\\n        \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(processed_analysis)}\\\")\\n\\n# INCORRECT: Direct access won\u0027t work\\n- id: incorrect_ai_access\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [ai_analysis_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u274c This will not work correctly\\n    ai_response = ${ai_analysis_task}  # Returns full agent object\\n    # ai_response is now a dict, not the actual response text\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Response Structure\\n\\nAI agent tasks return a structured object with the following format:\\n\\n```json\\n{\\n  \\\"ai_response\\\": \\\"The actual AI-generated text response\\\",\\n  \\\"model\\\": \\\"gpt-4-turbo-preview\\\",\\n  \\\"token_usage\\\": {\\n    \\\"prompt_tokens\\\": 150,\\n    \\\"completion_tokens\\\": 75,\\n    \\\"total_tokens\\\": 225\\n  },\\n  \\\"estimated_cost\\\": {\\n    \\\"amount\\\": 0.00337,\\n    \\\"currency\\\": \\\"USD\\\"\\n  },\\n  \\\"provider\\\": \\\"openai\\\",\\n  \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z\\\"\\n}\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Task Data Access and Dependencies\\n\\nLoop tasks have a special execution context that differs from regular workflow tasks. Understanding how to access data within loops is crucial for building functional workflows.\\n\\n#### Loop Task Internal Data Access\\n\\nWithin loop tasks, data access works through injected context files rather than template resolution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Loop task with state variables and internal task dependencies\\n- id: data_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_items: []\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    # First task in loop\\n    - id: fetch_data\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access loop state variables through injected context\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        processed_items = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Access workflow inputs and external task outputs\\n        external_data = inputs.get(\u0027previous_workflow_task\u0027, {})\\n        iteration_num = inputs.get(\u0027iteration\u0027, 0)  # Loop iteration variable\\n        \\n        # Process data\\n        batch_data = fetch_batch_data(iteration_num)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"batch_data\\\": batch_data, \\\"batch_size\\\": len(batch_data)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Second task depends on first task in same loop\\n    - id: process_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [fetch_data]  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Dependencies within loop tasks work normally\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access previous loop task through inputs context\\n        fetch_result = inputs.get(\u0027fetch_data\u0027, {})\\n        batch_data = fetch_result.get(\u0027batch_data\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work in loop context\\n        # batch_data = ${fetch_data.batch_data}  # Template resolution fails in loops\\n        \\n        # Access and update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_items\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_processed\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Process the batch\\n        processed_batch = process_batch(batch_data)\\n        current_processed.extend(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        # Update state variables using state_updates\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_items\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_processed\u0027] = current_total + len(processed_batch)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"processed_count\\\": len(processed_batch)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED for state updates\\n```\\n\\n#### Key Differences in Loop Task Data Access\\n\\n| Access Pattern | Regular Tasks | Loop Tasks |\\n|---------------|---------------|------------|\\n| **Previous Task Output** | `${previous_task}` | `inputs.get(\u0027field_name\u0027, default)` (flattened) |\\n| **State Variables** | N/A | `loop_state.get(\u0027variable_name\u0027, default)` |\\n| **State Updates** | N/A | `state_updates[\u0027variable_name\u0027] = value` |\\n| **Workflow Inputs** | `\\\"${input_name}\\\"` | `inputs.get(\u0027input_name\u0027, \u0027default\u0027)` |\\n| **Dependencies** | `depends_on: [task_id]` | Same: `depends_on: [task_id]` |\\n\\n#### Critical: Loop Task Output Flattening\\n\\n**Important:** The loop executor flattens task outputs into individual fields in the `inputs` dictionary, rather than storing them as nested objects under the task name.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# First loop task outputs:\\noutputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"ACME Corp\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\nprint(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n\\n# Second loop task accessing the data:\\nscript: |\\n  # \\u274c INCORRECT: This won\u0027t work - no nested object\\n  # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027first_task\u0027, {})\\n  # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027)\\n  \\n  # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened fields directly\\n  company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"Company: {company_name}, ID: {company_id}, Status: {task_status}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Complete Loop Task Example\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: financial_processing_loop\\n  type: loop\\n  loop_type: for\\n  max_iterations: 3\\n  iteration_variable: company_index\\n  depends_on: [list_companies]  # External dependency\\n  \\n  state_variables:\\n    processed_companies: []\\n    total_extractions: 0\\n    successful_extractions: 0\\n  \\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: process_current_company\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        # Access external workflow task data\\n        companies_data = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        company_idx = inputs.get(\u0027company_index\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        # Access state variables\\n        processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        \\n        # Process company\\n        company = companies_data[\u0027companies\u0027][company_idx]\\n        result = process_company(company)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"company_name\\\": company[\u0027name\u0027], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: extract_financial_data\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_current_company]  # Depend on previous loop task\\n      requirements:\\n        - requests\u003e=2.28.0\\n        - some-ai-library\u003e=1.0.0\\n      script: |\\n        # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access flattened outputs from previous loop task\\n        company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        task_status = inputs.get(\u0027status\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Loop executor flattens outputs, no nested access\\n        # company_data = inputs.get(\u0027process_current_company\u0027, {})\\n        # company_name = company_data.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n        \\n        # \\u274c INCORRECT: Template resolution doesn\u0027t work in loops\\n        # company_data = ${process_current_company}\\n        \\n        # Access external data\\n        companies_list = inputs.get(\u0027list_companies\u0027, {})\\n        \\n        # Perform AI extraction\\n        extraction_result = extract_with_ai({\\\"company_name\\\": company_name, \\\"company_id\\\": company_id})\\n        \\n        # Update state variables\\n        current_processed = loop_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n        current_total = loop_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        current_successful = loop_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n        \\n        current_processed.append({\\n            \\\"company_name\\\": company_name,\\n            \\\"extraction_result\\\": extraction_result\\n        })\\n        \\n        # State updates are required for persistence\\n        state_updates[\u0027processed_companies\u0027] = current_processed\\n        state_updates[\u0027total_extractions\u0027] = current_total + 1\\n        state_updates[\u0027successful_extractions\u0027] = current_successful + (1 if extraction_result else 0)\\n        \\n        outputs = {\\\"extracted\\\": bool(extraction_result)}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"__STATE_UPDATES__ {json.dumps(state_updates)}\\\")  # \\u2705 REQUIRED\\n\\n# Accessing loop task outputs in subsequent workflow tasks\\n- id: process_loop_results\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [financial_processing_loop]\\n  previous_node: financial_processing_loop\\n  script: |\\n    # \\u2705 CORRECT: Access final state of loop\\n    loop_result = ${financial_processing_loop}\\n    loop_final_state = loop_result.get(\u0027final_state\u0027, {})\\n    \\n    # Access specific state variables from final state\\n    processed_companies = loop_final_state.get(\u0027processed_companies\u0027, [])\\n    total_processed = loop_final_state.get(\u0027total_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    successful_count = loop_final_state.get(\u0027successful_extractions\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    # Access loop execution metadata\\n    iterations_completed = loop_result.get(\u0027iterations_completed\u0027, 0)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"Loop completed {iterations_completed} iterations\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Processed {len(processed_companies)} companies\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"Success rate: {successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\")\\n    \\n    outputs = {\\n        \\\"companies_processed\\\": len(processed_companies),\\n        \\\"success_rate\\\": f\\\"{successful_count}/{total_processed}\\\",\\n        \\\"iterations\\\": iterations_completed\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Context Injection and Output Flattening\\n\\nThe loop executor injects context through temporary files and flattens task outputs for easier access:\\n\\n```python\\n# Auto-injected at the start of each loop task script:\\nimport json\\nimport os\\n\\n# Load context from temporary files (auto-generated)\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/inputs.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    inputs = json.load(f)  # Contains all workflow data + previous loop task outputs (FLATTENED)\\n\\nwith open(\u0027/tmp/loop_context_task_iter_N/loop_state.json\u0027, \u0027r\u0027) as f:\\n    loop_state = json.load(f)  # Contains current state variables\\n\\noutputs = {}\\nstate_updates = {}\\n\\n# Your script code follows...\\n```\\n\\n#### Debugging Loop Task Data Access\\n\\nWhen debugging loop tasks, always print available keys to understand what data is accessible:\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: debug_loop_task\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_loop_task]\\n  script: |\\n    # Debug: Print all available data\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Available inputs: {list(inputs.keys())}\\\")\\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d Loop state keys: {list(loop_state.keys())}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Debug: Print specific values\\n    for key in [\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027status\u0027, \u0027fy_folders\u0027]:\\n        value = inputs.get(key, \u0027NOT_FOUND\u0027)\\n        print(f\\\"\\ud83d\\udd0d {key}: {value}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Now access the flattened data\\n    company_name = inputs.get(\u0027company_name\u0027, \u0027Unknown\u0027)\\n    company_id = inputs.get(\u0027company_id\u0027, \u0027\u0027)\\n    \\n    # Process your data...\\n    outputs = {\\\"processed\\\": f\\\"Company {company_name}\\\"}\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n#### Real Example: Task Output Flattening\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Task 1 outputs this structure:\\n__OUTPUTS__ {\\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\", \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\", \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\"}\\n\\n# Task 2 receives flattened inputs:\\ninputs = {\\n    \\\"folder_id\\\": \\\"...\\\",           # Workflow input\\n    \\\"gemini_api_key\\\": \\\"...\\\",      # Workflow input  \\n    \\\"list_company_folders\\\": {...}, # External task output\\n    \\\"company_index\\\": 0,           # Loop iteration variable\\n    \\\"company_name\\\": \\\"LTTS\\\",       # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"company_id\\\": \\\"123\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"fy_folders\\\": [{\\\"id\\\": \\\"456\\\", \\\"name\\\": \\\"FY24\\\"}], # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"status\\\": \\\"success\\\",          # \\u2705 Flattened from Task 1\\n    \\\"total_extractions\\\": 0,       # Loop state variable\\n    \\\"processed_companies\\\": []     # Loop state variable\\n}\\n```\\n\\n#### Loop Task Special Output Fields\\n\\n| Field | Description | Example Access |\\n|-------|-------------|----------------|\\n| `final_state` | Final values of all state variables | `${loop_task.final_state}` |\\n| `final_state[\\\"variable_name\\\"]` | Specific state variable from final state | `${loop_task.final_state[\\\"total_processed\\\"]}` |\\n| `iterations_completed` | Number of iterations executed | `${loop_task.iterations_completed}` |\\n\\n#### Safe Template Resolution Pattern for Loop States\\n\\nWhen accessing loop final state fields, use this safe parsing pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  try:\\n      # Template resolution with safety checks\\n      final_state_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      processed_count_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_count\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      items_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.final_state[\\\"processed_items\\\"]}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      iterations_str = \u0027\u0027\u0027${loop_task.iterations_completed}\u0027\u0027\u0027\\n      \\n      # Safe parsing with fallbacks\\n      final_state = json.loads(final_state_str) if not final_state_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else {}\\n      processed_count = int(processed_count_str) if processed_count_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      processed_items = json.loads(items_str) if not items_str.startswith(\u0027UNRESOLVED_\u0027) else []\\n      iterations = int(iterations_str) if iterations_str.isdigit() else 0\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Successfully processed {processed_count} items in {iterations} iterations\\\")\\n      \\n  except Exception as e:\\n      print(f\\\"Error accessing loop results: {str(e)}\\\")\\n      # Handle error case\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Real-World AI Agent Example\\n\\nBased on actual WhatsApp workflow patterns:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI greeting agent\\n- id: greeting_agent\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: assistant_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant. Generate a friendly greeting.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"User said: ${user_message}\\\"\\n\\n# Send the AI response via API\\n- id: send_greeting\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [greeting_agent]\\n  previous_node: greeting_agent\\n  script: |\\n    import requests\\n    import json\\n    \\n    # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n    agent_output = ${greeting_agent}\\n    ai_greeting = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n    \\n    phone_number = \\\"${phone_number}\\\"\\n    api_token = \\\"${API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"\\ud83e\\udd16 AI generated greeting: {ai_greeting}\\\")\\n    \\n    # Send via API\\n    url = f\\\"https://api.example.com/messages/{phone_number}\\\"\\n    headers = {\\\"Authorization\\\": f\\\"Bearer {api_token}\\\"}\\n    \\n    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={\\n        \\\"message\\\": ai_greeting\\n    })\\n    \\n    result = {\\n        \\\"status\\\": \\\"sent\\\",\\n        \\\"ai_response\\\": ai_greeting,\\n        \\\"api_response\\\": response.json(),\\n        \\\"tokens_used\\\": agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n    }\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Complex Template Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Conditional templates with router outputs\\n- id: router_task\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"premium_customer\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${customer_data.tier} == \u0027premium\u0027\\\"\\n      route: \\\"premium_processing\\\"\\n\\n- id: premium_handler\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [router_task]\\n  previous_node: router_task\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"premium_processing\\\"]\\n  script: |\\n    # Access router decision\\n    selected_route = \\\"${router_task.selected_route}\\\"\\n    route_data = ${router_task.route_data}\\n    \\n    # Process premium customer\\n    customer = ${customer_data}\\n    premium_benefits = calculate_benefits(customer)\\n\\n# Loop through arrays from previous tasks\\n- id: process_items\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_items]\\n  previous_node: fetch_items\\n  script: |\\n    items = ${fetch_items.data}\\n    processed_items = []\\n    \\n    for item in items:\\n        processed_item = {\\n            \\\"id\\\": item[\\\"id\\\"],\\n            \\\"processed_at\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n            \\\"status\\\": \\\"processed\\\"\\n        }\\n        processed_items.append(processed_item)\\n    \\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027processed_items\u0027: processed_items})}\\\")\\n\\n# Nested object access\\n- id: user_preferences\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [fetch_user]\\n  previous_node: fetch_user\\n  script: |\\n    # Access nested user preferences\\n    email_notifications = ${fetch_user.preferences.notifications.email}\\n    theme_setting = \\\"${fetch_user.preferences.ui.theme}\\\"\\n    language = \\\"${fetch_user.profile.language}\\\"\\n    \\n    settings = {\\n        \\\"notifications\\\": email_notifications,\\n        \\\"theme\\\": theme_setting,\\n        \\\"locale\\\": language\\n    }\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(settings)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Template Resolution Rules\\n\\n1. **Dependency Requirement**: Tasks must have `depends_on` relationship to access other task outputs\\n2. **String vs Object**: Use quotes for string values, no quotes for objects/arrays\\n3. **Field Navigation**: Use dot notation for nested field access\\n4. **Error Handling**: Unresolved templates become `UNRESOLVED_variable_name`\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 Correct template usage\\n- id: correct_task\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]\\n  previous_node: previous_task\\n  script: |\\n    string_value = \\\"${previous_task.name}\\\"    # String with quotes\\n    object_value = ${previous_task.data}      # Object without quotes\\n    nested_value = \\\"${previous_task.user.email}\\\"  # Nested field\\n\\n# \\u274c Incorrect template usage  \\n- id: incorrect_task\\n  # Missing depends_on - template won\u0027t resolve\\n  script: |\\n    value = ${previous_task.name}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_previous_task.name\\n```\\n\\n## Script Task Output Handling\\n\\nScript tasks must use the `__OUTPUTS__` marker pattern for proper output parsing by the workflow engine.\\n\\n### Required Output Pattern\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: example_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Your script logic here\\n      data = process_data()\\n      \\n      # Required: Store outputs in outputs dict\\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = data\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n      outputs[\u0027count\u0027] = len(data)\\n      \\n      # Required: Print with __OUTPUTS__ marker for engine parsing\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Output Access in Subsequent Tasks\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: data_processor\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      # Process and store outputs\\n      results = {\\\"processed_count\\\": 100, \\\"errors\\\": []}\\n      \\n      outputs = {}\\n      outputs[\u0027results\u0027] = results\\n      outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027completed\u0027\\n      \\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n  \\n  - id: result_handler\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [data_processor]\\n    script: |\\n      # Access previous task outputs\\n      processor_output = ${data_processor}\\n      processed_count = processor_output[\u0027results\u0027][\u0027processed_count\u0027]\\n      status = processor_output[\u0027status\u0027]\\n      \\n      print(f\\\"Previous task processed {processed_count} items with status: {status}\\\")\\n      \\n      # Store new outputs\\n      outputs = {\u0027message\u0027: f\u0027Handled {processed_count} results\u0027}\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling in Scripts\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: safe_script\\n    type: script\\n    script: |\\n      try:\\n          result = risky_operation()\\n          outputs = {\u0027result\u0027: result, \u0027status\u0027: \u0027success\u0027}\\n      except Exception as e:\\n          outputs = {\u0027error\u0027: str(e), \u0027status\u0027: \u0027failed\u0027}\\n      \\n      # Always print outputs, even for errors\\n      import json\\n      print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n## Triggers and Workflow Activation\\n\\nTriggers define how workflows are started automatically based on external events. They enable event-driven workflow execution.\\n\\n### Webhook Triggers\\n\\nWebhook triggers allow external systems to start workflows by sending HTTP requests.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: customer_webhook\\n    type: webhook\\n    description: \\\"Triggered when customer data is updated\\\"\\n    config:\\n      path: \\\"/webhooks/customer-updated\\\"      # Webhook endpoint path\\n      method: POST                            # HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.)\\n      authentication:\\n        type: token                           # none|token|signature|basic\\n        token: \\\"${WEBHOOK_SECRET}\\\"            # Required if type is token\\n        header_name: \\\"X-Webhook-Token\\\"        # Optional: custom header name\\n      validation:\\n        required_fields: [\\\"customer.id\\\", \\\"customer.email\\\"]  # Required payload fields\\n        content_type: \\\"application/json\\\"     # Expected content type\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: customer.id           # Field from webhook payload\\n        workflow_input: customer_id          # Map to workflow input\\n      - webhook_field: customer.email\\n        workflow_input: customer_email\\n      - webhook_field: customer.updated_at\\n        workflow_input: update_timestamp\\n```\\n\\n### Scheduled Triggers\\n\\nSchedule workflows to run at specific times or intervals.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: daily_report\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Generate daily customer report\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 9 * * *\\\"                     # Daily at 9 AM (cron format)\\n      timezone: \\\"UTC\\\"                       # Optional: timezone\\n      enabled: true                         # Optional: enable/disable\\n      max_instances: 1                      # Optional: max concurrent instances\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: report_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${current_date}\\\"    # Use built-in variable\\n      - workflow_input: report_type\\n        default_value: \\\"daily\\\"\\n\\n  - name: weekly_cleanup\\n    type: schedule\\n    description: \\\"Weekly database cleanup\\\"\\n    config:\\n      cron: \\\"0 2 * * 0\\\"                     # Weekly on Sunday at 2 AM\\n      timezone: \\\"America/New_York\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - workflow_input: cleanup_before_date\\n        default_value: \\\"${date_minus_7_days}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Event Triggers\\n\\nEvent triggers respond to system events from various sources.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: file_uploaded\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Process uploaded files\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"file.uploaded\\\"          # Event type to listen for\\n      source: \\\"storage_service\\\"            # Event source system\\n      filter:                              # Optional: event filtering\\n        file_type: [\\\"csv\\\", \\\"json\\\", \\\"xlsx\\\"]\\n        file_size_max: \\\"100MB\\\"\\n        path_pattern: \\\"/uploads/customers/*\\\"\\n      retry:                               # Optional: retry configuration\\n        max_attempts: 3\\n        initial_delay: \\\"5s\\\"\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: file.path\\n        workflow_input: file_path\\n      - webhook_field: file.size\\n        workflow_input: file_size\\n      - webhook_field: file.type\\n        workflow_input: file_type\\n\\n  - name: order_status_changed\\n    type: event\\n    description: \\\"Handle order status changes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      event_type: \\\"order.status_changed\\\"\\n      source: \\\"order_management\\\"\\n      filter:\\n        status: [\\\"completed\\\", \\\"cancelled\\\", \\\"refunded\\\"]\\n        priority: [\\\"high\\\", \\\"urgent\\\"]\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: order.id\\n        workflow_input: order_id\\n      - webhook_field: order.status\\n        workflow_input: new_status\\n      - webhook_field: order.customer_id\\n        workflow_input: customer_id\\n```\\n\\n### Dependency Triggers\\n\\nDependency triggers start workflows when other workflows complete.\\n\\n```yaml\\ntriggers:\\n  - name: post_processing\\n    type: dependency\\n    description: \\\"Run after main processing completes\\\"\\n    config:\\n      depends_on_workflow: \\\"main_data_processing\\\"  # Workflow to depend on\\n      depends_on_status: \\\"SUCCESS\\\"                 # SUCCESS|FAILED|COMPLETED\\n      namespace: \\\"production\\\"                      # Optional: workflow namespace\\n      timeout_minutes: 60                         # Optional: wait timeout\\n    input_mapping:\\n      - webhook_field: execution_id               # From completed workflow\\n        workflow_input: source_execution_id\\n      - webhook_field: workflow_outputs.processed_count\\n        workflow_input: items_processed\\n```\\n\\n## Model Client Configuration\\n\\nBefore defining AI-related tasks (ai_agent, chatbot, continuous_conversation), you must configure model clients. Model clients define which AI models to use and how to authenticate with them.\\n\\n### Basic Structure\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: unique_identifier              # Used to reference this model in tasks\\n    provider: provider_name            # AI provider (openai, anthropic, etc.)\\n    config:\\n      model: model_name                # Specific model to use\\n      api_key: your_api_key           # Authentication key\\n      # Additional provider-specific options...\\n```\\n\\n### Supported Providers\\n\\n#### OpenAI Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview       # Available: gpt-4, gpt-4-turbo, gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-2.0\\n      max_tokens: 2000                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### Anthropic Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: claude_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-sonnet-20240229  # Available: claude-3-opus, claude-3-sonnet, claude-3-haiku\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7                 # Optional: 0.0-1.0\\n      max_tokens: 1500                 # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n      timeout: 30                      # Optional: Request timeout (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n#### OpenRouter Provider\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: openrouter_model\\n    provider: openrouter\\n    config:\\n      model: anthropic/claude-3-sonnet # Available: Various models via OpenRouter\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-or-your-openrouter-api-key\\\"\\n      base_url: \\\"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\\\"  # Optional: Custom endpoint\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      max_tokens: 2000\\n```\\n\\n#### Multiple Model Clients\\n\\nYou can define multiple model clients and reference them by their `id` in tasks:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: fast_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-3.5-turbo\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n      \\n  - id: smart_model\\n    provider: anthropic\\n    config:\\n      model: claude-3-opus-20240229\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-ant-your-anthropic-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n      \\n  - id: creative_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-your-openai-api-key\\\"\\n      temperature: 1.2\\n```\\n\\n### Using Model Clients in Tasks\\n\\nReference model clients in AI tasks using the `model_client_id` field:\\n\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: analysis_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: smart_model     # References the claude model above\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a data analyst...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Analyze this data: ${input_data}\\\"\\n      \\n  - id: creative_task\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: creative_model  # References the creative GPT-4 model\\n      system_message: \\\"You are a creative writer...\\\"\\n      user_message: \\\"Write a story about ${topic}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variables for API Keys\\n\\nFor security, use environment variables instead of hardcoding API keys:\\n\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"     # References environment variable\\n      temperature: 0.7\\n```\\n\\n### Common Configuration Options\\n\\n| Field | Description | Required | Default |\\n|-------|-------------|----------|---------|\\n| `id` | Unique identifier for referencing in tasks | Yes | - |\\n| `provider` | AI provider name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.model` | Specific model name | Yes | - |\\n| `config.api_key` | Authentication API key | Yes | - |\\n| `config.temperature` | Response randomness (0.0-2.0) | No | 0.7 |\\n| `config.max_tokens` | Maximum response tokens | No | Provider default |\\n| `config.timeout` | Request timeout in seconds | No | 30 |\\n| `config.base_url` | Custom API endpoint | No | Provider default |\\n\\n## Secrets Management and Environment Variables\\n\\nProper secrets management is crucial for security. Never hardcode sensitive information like API keys, passwords, or tokens directly in workflow YAML files.\\n\\n### Using Environment Variables\\n\\nThe recommended approach is to use environment variables for all sensitive data:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# \\u2705 RECOMMENDED: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_openai\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4-turbo-preview\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"          # References environment variable\\n\\n# HTTP tasks with environment variables\\ntasks:\\n  - id: secure_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}/customers\\\"       # Environment variable for URL\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\" # Environment variable for token\\n      X-API-Key: \\\"${EXTERNAL_API_KEY}\\\"     # Environment variable for API key\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Database connections\\n- id: database_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL}\\\"   # Full connection string\\n    # or individual components:\\n    host: \\\"${DB_HOST}\\\"\\n    port: \\\"${DB_PORT}\\\"\\n    database: \\\"${DB_NAME}\\\"\\n    username: \\\"${DB_USER}\\\"\\n    password: \\\"${DB_PASSWORD}\\\"\\n\\n# Third-party service credentials\\n- id: external_service\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${SERVICE_BASE_URL}/api/v1/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    X-Client-ID: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_ID}\\\"\\n    X-Client-Secret: \\\"${SERVICE_CLIENT_SECRET}\\\"\\n\\n# MCP server credentials\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  type: mcp\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${NOTION_API_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    WORKSPACE_ID: \\\"${NOTION_WORKSPACE_ID}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Security Best Practices\\n\\n#### \\u274c What NOT to Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DON\u0027T: Hardcode secrets\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: insecure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-actual-api-key-here\\\"    # SECURITY RISK!\\n\\n# DON\u0027T: Put secrets in comments\\ntasks:\\n  - id: bad_example\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com\\\"\\n    # API key is: sk-12345... DON\u0027T DO THIS!\\n    headers:\\n      Authorization: \\\"Bearer sk-real-token\\\"  # SECURITY RISK!\\n```\\n\\n#### \\u2705 What TO Do\\n\\n```yaml\\n# DO: Use environment variables\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: secure_example\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"         # Secure approach\\n\\n# DO: Use different variables for different environments\\n- id: environment_aware_task\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"${API_BASE_URL}\\\"                   # Different URLs per environment\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${API_TOKEN}\\\"   # Different tokens per environment\\n    X-Environment: \\\"${ENVIRONMENT_NAME}\\\"  # Track environment\\n\\n# DO: Use descriptive variable names\\nenvironment_vars:\\n  CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_SERVICE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n  BILLING_API_KEY: \\\"${BILLING_SERVICE_API_KEY}\\\"\\n  NOTIFICATION_WEBHOOK_SECRET: \\\"${NOTIFICATION_SECRET}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Variable Naming Conventions\\n\\n| Pattern | Example | Use Case |\\n|---------|---------|----------|\\n| `SERVICE_API_KEY` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` | Service API keys |\\n| `SERVICE_BASE_URL` | `CUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL` | Service endpoints |\\n| `DB_*` | `DB_HOST`, `DB_PASSWORD` | Database credentials |\\n| `WEBHOOK_*` | `WEBHOOK_SECRET_TOKEN` | Webhook authentication |\\n| `*_TIMEOUT` | `HTTP_REQUEST_TIMEOUT` | Timeout configurations |\\n\\n### Dynamic Environment Variables\\n\\nUse template resolution to create dynamic environment variable names:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Different API keys per customer\\n- id: customer_specific_api\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.partner.com/data\\\"\\n  headers:\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${PARTNER_API_KEY_${customer_tier}}\\\"  # Resolves to PARTNER_API_KEY_PREMIUM\\n\\n# Environment-specific configurations\\n- id: env_specific_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    connection_string: \\\"${DATABASE_URL_${environment}}\\\"  # DATABASE_URL_PRODUCTION\\n```\\n\\n### Secrets in Different Task Types\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with multiple secure credentials\\n- id: secure_ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: secure_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a secure assistant with access to customer data.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process customer ${customer_id}\\\"\\n  environment_vars:\\n    CUSTOMER_DB_TOKEN: \\\"${CUSTOMER_DATABASE_TOKEN}\\\"\\n    AUDIT_LOG_KEY: \\\"${AUDIT_LOGGING_API_KEY}\\\"\\n\\n# Script task with secure file access\\n- id: secure_script_task\\n  type: script\\n  environment_vars:\\n    AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: \\\"${AWS_ACCESS_KEY}\\\"\\n    AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \\\"${AWS_SECRET_KEY}\\\"\\n    S3_BUCKET_NAME: \\\"${SECURE_BUCKET_NAME}\\\"\\n  script: |\\n    import boto3\\n    import os\\n    \\n    # Credentials automatically available from environment\\n    s3_client = boto3.client(\u0027s3\u0027)\\n    bucket = os.environ[\u0027S3_BUCKET_NAME\u0027]\\n    \\n    # Process secure files...\\n\\n# Storage task with encrypted connections\\n- id: secure_storage_task\\n  type: storage\\n  config:\\n    storage_type: database\\n    connection_string: \\\"${ENCRYPTED_DB_CONNECTION_STRING}\\\"\\n    ssl_mode: \\\"require\\\"\\n    ssl_cert: \\\"${SSL_CERT_PATH}\\\"\\n    ssl_key: \\\"${SSL_KEY_PATH}\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### Environment Setup Examples\\n\\n#### Development Environment (.env file)\\n```bash\\n# Development API keys (non-production)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-dev-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api-dev.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://dev:pass@localhost:5432/workflow_dev\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=development\\n```\\n\\n#### Production Environment\\n```bash\\n# Production API keys (secure)\\nOPENAI_API_KEY=sk-prod-api-key-here\\nCUSTOMER_API_BASE_URL=https://api.example.com\\nDATABASE_URL=postgresql://prod_user:secure_pass@prod-db:5432/workflow_prod\\nENVIRONMENT_NAME=production\\n```\\n\\n## Workflow Execution and Orchestration\\n\\nUnderstanding how workflows execute and how tasks are orchestrated is essential for building reliable, efficient workflows.\\n\\n### Execution Flow\\n\\nWorkflows follow a directed acyclic graph (DAG) execution model:\\n\\n1. **Initialization**: Workflow starts with inputs and model clients\\n2. **Task Scheduling**: Tasks are scheduled based on dependencies\\n3. **Parallel Execution**: Independent tasks run simultaneously\\n4. **Data Flow**: Outputs flow between tasks via template resolution\\n5. **Completion**: Workflow completes when all tasks finish\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Example execution flow\\ntasks:\\n  # Stage 1: Independent tasks (run in parallel)\\n  - id: fetch_customer        # Runs immediately\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/customers/${customer_id}\\\"\\n    \\n  - id: fetch_products        # Runs in parallel with fetch_customer\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://api.example.com/products\\\"\\n    \\n  # Stage 2: Dependent tasks (wait for Stage 1)\\n  - id: validate_customer     # Waits for fetch_customer\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_customer]\\n    previous_node: fetch_customer\\n    script: # validation logic...\\n    \\n  - id: filter_products       # Waits for fetch_products\\n    type: script\\n    depends_on: [fetch_products]\\n    previous_node: fetch_products\\n    script: # filtering logic...\\n    \\n  # Stage 3: Final processing (waits for Stage 2)\\n  - id: generate_recommendations  # Waits for both validation and filtering\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    depends_on: [validate_customer, filter_products]\\n    previous_node: validate_customer  # UI hierarchy under customer validation\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: \\\"Generate product recommendations for customer.\\\"\\n      user_message: |\\n        Customer: ${validate_customer}\\n        Available products: ${filter_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Task States and Lifecycle\\n\\nEach task goes through these states during execution:\\n\\n| State | Description | Next States |\\n|-------|-------------|-------------|\\n| `PENDING` | Task created, waiting for dependencies | `RUNNING`, `SKIPPED` |\\n| `RUNNING` | Task is actively executing | `COMPLETED`, `FAILED` |\\n| `COMPLETED` | Task finished successfully | - |\\n| `FAILED` | Task encountered an error | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n| `SKIPPED` | Task skipped due to conditions | - |\\n| `TIMEOUT` | Task exceeded timeout limit | `RUNNING` (if retries) |\\n\\n### Conditional Execution\\n\\nTasks can be executed conditionally based on routes or conditions:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Router-based conditional execution\\n- id: data_router\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  depends_on: [fetch_data]\\n  previous_node: fetch_data\\n  conditions:\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${fetch_data.record_count} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for large datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Handle large dataset in batches\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_in_batches(data, batch_size=1000)\\n\\n- id: direct_processor\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_router]\\n  previous_node: data_router\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]  # Only runs for small datasets\\n  script: |\\n    # Process small dataset directly\\n    data = ${fetch_data}\\n    process_directly(data)\\n```\\n\\n### Error Handling and Retries\\n\\nConfigure retry policies for resilient workflow execution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Workflow-level retry policy\\nretry:\\n  retryOn: [\\\"TEMPORARY_FAILURE\\\", \\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n  maxAttempts: 3\\n  initialDelay: \\\"1s\\\"\\n  maxDelay: \\\"60s\\\"\\n  backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n\\ntasks:\\n  # Task-specific retry policy (overrides workflow-level)\\n  - id: external_api_call\\n    type: http\\n    url: \\\"https://unreliable-api.example.com/data\\\"\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 5              # More retries for unreliable API\\n      initialDelay: \\\"2s\\\"\\n      maxDelay: \\\"120s\\\"\\n      backoffMultiplier: 2.0\\n      retryOn: [\\\"TIMEOUT\\\", \\\"HTTP_5XX\\\", \\\"NETWORK_ERROR\\\"]\\n    \\n  # Task with no retries\\n  - id: critical_operation\\n    type: script\\n    retry:\\n      maxAttempts: 1              # No retries for critical operations\\n    script: |\\n      # This operation should not be retried if it fails\\n      perform_critical_database_operation()\\n```\\n\\n### Parallel Execution Patterns\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Fan-out pattern: One task triggers multiple parallel tasks\\n- id: data_source\\n  type: http\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\"\\n\\n- id: process_customers     # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process customer data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_orders        # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process order data from data_source\\n\\n- id: process_products      # Parallel processing\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [data_source]\\n  previous_node: data_source\\n  script: # process product data from data_source\\n\\n# Fan-in pattern: Multiple tasks feed into one task\\n- id: generate_report       # Waits for all parallel tasks\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  depends_on: [process_customers, process_orders, process_products]\\n  previous_node: process_customers  # UI hierarchy\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: \\\"Generate comprehensive report from processed data.\\\"\\n    user_message: |\\n      Customer data: ${process_customers}\\n      Order data: ${process_orders}\\n      Product data: ${process_products}\\n```\\n\\n### Resource Management\\n\\nControl resource usage and task distribution:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# Worker group targeting\\n- id: cpu_intensive_task\\n  type: script\\n  worker_group: \\\"high-cpu-workers\\\"    # Target specific worker group\\n  script: |\\n    # CPU-intensive processing\\n    perform_heavy_computation()\\n\\n- id: gpu_ml_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  worker_group: \\\"gpu-workers\\\"         # Target GPU workers\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: large_model\\n    # Large model processing...\\n\\n# Timeout configuration\\n- id: long_running_task\\n  type: script\\n  timeout_seconds: 3600               # 1 hour timeout\\n  script: |\\n    # Long-running data processing\\n    process_large_dataset()\\n\\n# Workflow-level timeout\\ntimeout_seconds: 7200                 # 2 hour workflow timeout\\n```\\n\\n## Task Type Configurations\\n\\nThis section provides the complete YAML configuration for each supported task type.\\n\\n**Supported Task Types:**\\n- `script` - Execute Python code with full workflow context\\n- `http` - Make HTTP requests to external APIs\\n- `ai_agent` - Integrate with AI models for intelligent processing  \\n- `loop` - Execute tasks repeatedly (for/while loops)\\n- `conditional_router` - Route execution based on conditions\\n- `mcp` - Execute tools via Model Context Protocol servers\\n- `storage` - Data persistence and retrieval operations\\n- `continuous_conversation` - Interactive AI conversations\\n- `human_input` - Tasks requiring human input or approval\\n- `chatbot` - Session-based chatbot conversations\\n\\n### Script Tasks\\n\\nExecute Python code with full workflow context access.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  name: \\\"Python Script Task\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  description: \\\"Execute Python code with dependencies and environment\\\"\\n  \\n  # Script configuration - script field is directly under task, NOT under config\\n  script: |                           # REQUIRED: Python code to execute\\n    import json\\n    import requests\\n    \\n    # Access workflow inputs\\n    input_value = \\\"${workflow_input}\\\"\\n    \\n    # Access previous task outputs\\n    previous_result = ${previous_task}\\n    \\n    # Your processing logic\\n    result = {\\\"processed\\\": True, \\\"value\\\": input_value}\\n    \\n    # Output results (must be JSON serializable)\\n    print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n  \\n  # Alternative: use \u0027code\u0027 field instead of \u0027script\u0027\\n  code: |                             # Alternative to \u0027script\u0027 field\\n    print(\\\"Hello World\\\")\\n  \\n  # Package management\\n  requirements:                       # Optional: Python packages\\n    - requests==2.31.0\\n    - pandas==1.5.3\\n    - numpy==1.24.3\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    API_KEY: \\\"${secrets.api_key}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n    CUSTOM_VAR: \\\"value\\\"\\n  \\n  environment_vars:                   # Alternative to \u0027environment\u0027\\n    DATABASE_URL: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Secrets configuration\\n  secrets_config:                     # Optional: Secrets access\\n    api_key: \\\"secret_name\\\"\\n    db_password: \\\"db_secret\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### HTTP Tasks\\n\\nMake HTTP requests to external APIs and services.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: http_task\\n  name: \\\"HTTP API Call\\\"\\n  type: http\\n  description: \\\"Call external REST API\\\"\\n  \\n  # HTTP configuration\\n  method: POST                        # Default: GET\\n  url: \\\"https://api.example.com/data\\\" # REQUIRED: Target URL\\n  \\n  # Headers configuration\\n  headers:                            # Optional: HTTP headers\\n    Content-Type: \\\"application/json\\\"\\n    Authorization: \\\"Bearer ${secrets.api_token}\\\"\\n    X-Custom-Header: \\\"workflow-engine\\\"\\n    User-Agent: \\\"WorkflowEngine/1.0\\\"\\n  \\n  # Request body\\n  body: |                             # Optional: Request body (for POST/PUT)\\n    {\\n      \\\"customer_id\\\": \\\"${customer_id}\\\",\\n      \\\"timestamp\\\": \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\",\\n      \\\"data\\\": ${previous_task}\\n    }\\n  \\n  # Response validation\\n  expected_status: [200, 201, 202]    # Default: [200]\\n  expectedStatus: [200, 201]          # Alternative field name\\n  \\n  # Additional HTTP options\\n  timeout_seconds: 30                 # HTTP request timeout\\n  follow_redirects: true              # Follow HTTP redirects\\n  verify_ssl: true                    # Verify SSL certificates\\n```\\n\\n### AI Agent Tasks\\n\\nIntegrate with AI models for intelligent processing.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_agent_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Processing Agent\\\"\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  description: \\\"Process data using AI model\\\"\\n  \\n  # AI configuration\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model       # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                 # Optional: System prompt\\n      You are a data analyst. Analyze the provided data and extract insights.\\n      Return your analysis in JSON format with the following structure:\\n      {\\n        \\\"insights\\\": [\\\"insight1\\\", \\\"insight2\\\"],\\n        \\\"recommendations\\\": [\\\"rec1\\\", \\\"rec2\\\"],\\n        \\\"confidence_score\\\": 0.95\\n      }\\n    \\n    user_message: |                   # REQUIRED: User prompt with template resolution\\n      Please analyze this customer data:\\n      ${previous_task}\\n      \\n      Customer ID: ${customer_id}\\n      Date Range: ${date_range}\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                  # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1500                  # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    top_p: 1.0                        # Optional: Nucleus sampling\\n    frequency_penalty: 0.0            # Optional: Frequency penalty\\n    presence_penalty: 0.0             # Optional: Presence penalty\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                            # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                  # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_api                   # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                # Database tools\\n      - notification_service          # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"     # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n  \\n  # Input/output format\\n  input_format: \\\"text\\\"                # Optional: text|json|structured\\n  output_format: \\\"structured\\\"         # Optional: text|json|structured\\n\\n### Important: AI Agent Output Access\\n\\nAI agent tasks return structured objects, not direct text responses. Always access the AI response using this pattern:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In subsequent script tasks\\nscript: |\\n  # CORRECT: Access AI response from structured output\\n  agent_output = ${ai_agent_task}\\n  ai_response = agent_output[\u0027ai_response\u0027].strip()\\n  \\n  # Additional metadata available\\n  tokens_used = agent_output.get(\u0027token_usage\u0027, {}).get(\u0027total_tokens\u0027, 0)\\n  cost_estimate = agent_output.get(\u0027estimated_cost\u0027, {}).get(\u0027amount\u0027, 0.0)\\n  model_used = agent_output.get(\u0027model\u0027, \u0027unknown\u0027)\\n  \\n  print(f\\\"AI Response: {ai_response}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Tokens used: {tokens_used}\\\")\\n  print(f\\\"Estimated cost: ${cost_estimate:.6f}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n```yaml\\n# In workflow outputs - specify the ai_response field\\noutputs:\\n  ai_analysis:\\n    type: string\\n    source: ai_agent_task.ai_response    # Access the ai_response field\\n    description: \\\"AI-generated analysis text\\\"\\n  \\n  total_tokens:\\n    type: integer  \\n    source: ai_agent_task.token_usage.total_tokens\\n    description: \\\"Total tokens consumed\\\"\\n```\\n```\\n\\n### Loop Tasks\\n\\nExecute tasks repeatedly with for-loop and while-loop patterns.\\n\\n```yaml\\n# For-Loop (Fixed Iterations)\\n- id: for_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"For Loop Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process data in fixed batches\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: for                      # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  max_iterations: 10                  # REQUIRED for \u0027for\u0027 loops\\n  iteration_variable: batch_index     # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables (persistent across iterations)\\n  state_variables:\\n    total_processed: 0\\n    error_count: 0\\n    batch_results: []\\n  \\n  # Tasks to execute in each iteration\\n  loop_tasks:                         # REQUIRED: Tasks to run in loop\\n    - id: process_batch\\n      name: \\\"Process Current Batch\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        batch_idx = ${batch_index}    # Access iteration variable\\n        total = ${total_processed}    # Access state variable\\n        \\n        # Process current batch\\n        result = process_batch_data(batch_idx)\\n        \\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n    \\n    - id: update_state\\n      name: \\\"Update Loop State\\\"\\n      type: script\\n      depends_on: [process_batch]\\n      script: |\\n        # Update state variables\\n        new_total = ${total_processed} + ${process_batch.items_processed}\\n        \\n        result = {\\\"total_processed\\\": new_total}\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(result)}\\\")\\n\\n# While-Loop (Conditional)\\n- id: while_loop_task\\n  name: \\\"While Loop Quality Processor\\\"\\n  type: loop\\n  description: \\\"Process until quality threshold met\\\"\\n  \\n  # Loop configuration\\n  loop_type: while                    # REQUIRED: for|while\\n  exit_condition: \\\"${average_quality} \u003e= 85 || ${iteration_count} \u003e= 20\\\"  # REQUIRED for \u0027while\u0027\\n  max_iterations: 50                  # Optional: Safety limit\\n  iteration_variable: iteration_count # Default: iteration\\n  \\n  # State variables\\n  state_variables:\\n    average_quality: 0\\n    items_processed: 0\\n    quality_scores: []\\n  \\n  # Loop tasks\\n  loop_tasks:\\n    - id: assess_quality\\n      type: script\\n      script: |\\n        current_quality = calculate_quality()\\n        print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps({\u0027quality\u0027: current_quality})}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Conditional Router Tasks\\n\\nRoute execution to different paths based on conditions.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conditional_router_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Type Router\\\"\\n  type: conditional_router\\n  description: \\\"Route processing based on data characteristics\\\"\\n  \\n  # Router configuration\\n  router_type: condition              # Default: condition\\n  \\n  # Routing conditions\\n  conditions:                         # REQUIRED: List of conditions\\n    - name: \\\"large_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"batch_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"small_dataset\\\"  \\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003c= 1000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"direct_processing\\\"\\n    - name: \\\"medium_dataset\\\"\\n      condition: \\\"${data_size} \u003e 1000 \u0026\u0026 ${data_size} \u003c= 10000\\\"\\n      route: \\\"standard_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  default_route: \\\"standard_processing\\\" # REQUIRED: Default route if no conditions match\\n  \\n  # Alternative: evaluation script for complex routing\\n  evaluation_script: |                # Optional: Custom routing logic\\n    if data_type == \\\"json\\\":\\n        return \\\"json_processing\\\"\\n    elif data_type == \\\"xml\\\":\\n        return \\\"xml_processing\\\"\\n    else:\\n        return \\\"default_processing\\\"\\n  \\n  # Route mapping for complex scenarios\\n  route_mapping:                      # Optional: Route name mappings\\n    json_processing: \\\"specialized_json\\\"\\n    xml_processing: \\\"specialized_xml\\\"\\n\\n# Tasks that execute on specific routes\\n- id: batch_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Large Dataset\\\"\\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"batch_processing\\\"]  # REQUIRED: Routes this task runs on\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing large dataset in batches...\\\")\\n\\n- id: direct_handler\\n  name: \\\"Handle Small Dataset\\\"  \\n  type: script\\n  execute_on_routes: [\\\"direct_processing\\\"]\\n  depends_on: [conditional_router_task]\\n  script: |\\n    print(\\\"Processing small dataset directly...\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### MCP Tasks\\n\\nExecute tools via Model Context Protocol servers.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: mcp_task\\n  name: \\\"MCP Tool Execution\\\"\\n  type: mcp\\n  description: \\\"Execute external tool via MCP server\\\"\\n  \\n  # MCP server configuration\\n  mcp_server: \\\"@agentic/mcp-notion-server\\\"  # REQUIRED: MCP server package\\n  tool_name: \\\"update_database\\\"              # REQUIRED: Tool to execute\\n  runtime: \\\"npx\\\"                           # REQUIRED: npx|uvx\\n  \\n  # Server startup\\n  server_args: []                          # Optional: Server startup arguments\\n  server_startup_timeout: 30               # Optional: Server startup timeout (seconds)\\n  \\n  # Tool execution\\n  tool_arguments:                          # REQUIRED: Arguments for the tool\\n    database_id: \\\"${secrets.notion_database_id}\\\"\\n    properties:\\n      title: \\\"Workflow Results\\\"\\n      status: \\\"Completed\\\"\\n      processed_count: \\\"${previous_task.count}\\\"\\n      timestamp: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n  \\n  # Environment configuration\\n  environment_vars:                        # Optional: Environment variables\\n    NOTION_TOKEN: \\\"${secrets.notion_token}\\\"\\n    DEBUG: \\\"true\\\"\\n  \\n  # Timeout configuration\\n  timeout_seconds: 120                     # Optional: Tool execution timeout\\n```\\n\\n### Storage Tasks\\n\\nManage data persistence and retrieval operations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: storage_task\\n  name: \\\"Data Storage Operation\\\"\\n  type: storage\\n  description: \\\"Save/load data to/from storage\\\"\\n  \\n  # Storage operation\\n  operation: save                     # REQUIRED: save|load|delete|list\\n  \\n  # Storage configuration\\n  storage_type: \\\"file\\\"                # REQUIRED: file|database|cache\\n  path: \\\"/data/results/${execution_id}.json\\\"  # REQUIRED: Storage path\\n  \\n  # Data configuration\\n  data: ${previous_task}              # REQUIRED for \u0027save\u0027: Data to store\\n  format: \\\"json\\\"                      # Optional: json|yaml|csv|parquet\\n  compression: \\\"gzip\\\"                 # Optional: gzip|bz2|none\\n  \\n  # Metadata\\n  metadata:                           # Optional: Additional metadata\\n    workflow_id: \\\"${workflow_id}\\\"\\n    created_at: \\\"${current_timestamp}\\\"\\n    source_task: \\\"previous_task\\\"\\n  \\n  # File options\\n  create_directories: true            # Optional: Create parent directories\\n  overwrite: true                     # Optional: Overwrite existing files\\n  backup: false                       # Optional: Create backup before overwrite\\n  \\n  # Database options (when storage_type: \\\"database\\\")\\n  table_name: \\\"workflow_results\\\"      # Required for database storage\\n  connection_string: \\\"${secrets.db_url}\\\"  # Required for database storage\\n  \\n  # Cache options (when storage_type: \\\"cache\\\")\\n  cache_key: \\\"result_${execution_id}\\\" # Required for cache storage\\n  ttl: 3600                          # Optional: Time to live (seconds)\\n```\\n\\n\\n### Continuous Conversation Tasks\\n\\nCreate interactive AI-powered conversations.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: conversation_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Conversation Interface\\\"\\n  type: continuous_conversation\\n  description: \\\"Interactive conversation with AI assistant\\\"\\n  \\n  # Conversation configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI configuration\\n    ai_config:\\n      model_client_id: support_assistant    # REQUIRED: AI model to use\\n      system_prompt: |                      # REQUIRED: System instructions\\n        You are a helpful customer support representative.\\n        Be friendly, professional, and solution-oriented.\\n        \\n        Guidelines:\\n        - Always be polite and respectful\\n        - Ask clarifying questions when needed\\n        - Provide clear and actionable solutions\\n      \\n      temperature: 0.7                      # Optional: AI creativity\\n      max_tokens: 1000                      # Optional: Response length limit\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"Customer Support Chat\\\"        # Optional: Interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"How can I help you today?\\\"  # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                        # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_timestamp: true                  # Optional: Show message timestamps\\n    \\n    # Termination conditions\\n    termination:\\n      keywords: [\\\"goodbye\\\", \\\"bye\\\", \\\"thanks\\\", \\\"done\\\"]  # Optional: End conversation keywords\\n      max_turns: 50                         # Optional: Maximum conversation turns\\n      timeout_minutes: 30                   # Optional: Conversation timeout\\n      inactivity_timeout: 10                # Optional: Inactivity timeout (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Context configuration\\n    context:\\n      system_context: \\\"Customer support conversation\\\"  # Optional: Context description\\n      user_id: \\\"${customer_id}\\\"            # Optional: User identifier\\n      session_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context data\\n```\\n\\n### Human Input Tasks\\n\\nTasks requiring human input or approval.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: human_input_task\\n  name: \\\"Human Input Required\\\"\\n  type: human_input\\n  description: \\\"Wait for human input or approval\\\"\\n  \\n  # Human input configuration\\n  config:\\n    prompt: \\\"Please review and approve the processed data\\\" # REQUIRED: Prompt for human\\n    input_type: \\\"approval\\\"              # REQUIRED: approval|text|selection\\n    \\n    # Input options (for selection type)\\n    options: [\\\"approve\\\", \\\"reject\\\", \\\"request_changes\\\"]  # Optional: For selection input\\n    \\n    # Timeout configuration\\n    timeout_minutes: 60                 # Optional: How long to wait for input (minutes)\\n    \\n    # Conversation settings\\n    conversation_mode: false            # Optional: Add to conversation history\\n    next_task: \\\"process_approval\\\"       # Optional: Task to trigger after input\\n    end_condition: \\\"bye|exit|quit\\\"      # Optional: Keywords to end conversation\\n    \\n    # Input validation\\n    required: true                      # Optional: Whether input is required\\n  \\n  # Additional context\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Data to show to human\\n```\\n\\n### ChatBot Tasks\\n\\nSession-based chatbot conversations with streaming support.\\n\\n```yaml\\n- id: chatbot_task\\n  name: \\\"AI Chatbot\\\"\\n  type: chatbot\\n  description: \\\"Interactive chatbot with session management\\\"\\n  \\n  # Chatbot configuration\\n  config:\\n    # AI model configuration\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model         # REQUIRED: Reference to model client\\n    \\n    system_message: |                   # REQUIRED: System prompt for chatbot\\n      You are a helpful AI assistant. Be friendly, helpful, and concise.\\n      Answer questions clearly and ask for clarification when needed.\\n    \\n    # Session management\\n    session_id: \\\"${session_id}\\\"         # Optional: Session identifier (auto-generated if not provided)\\n    max_history_messages: 20            # Optional: Maximum conversation history to maintain\\n    \\n    # Model parameters\\n    temperature: 0.7                    # Optional: Model creativity (0.0-2.0)\\n    max_tokens: 1000                    # Optional: Maximum response tokens\\n    stream: true                        # Optional: Enable streaming responses\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration for function calling\\n    tools:                              # Optional: List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time-related tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    # Required for tool resolution\\n    tenant_id: \\\"your-tenant-uuid\\\"       # REQUIRED when using tools: Tenant ID for MCP tool resolution\\n    \\n    # UI configuration\\n    ui_config:\\n      title: \\\"AI Assistant\\\"            # Optional: Chat interface title\\n      placeholder: \\\"Type your message...\\\" # Optional: Input placeholder\\n      theme: \\\"light\\\"                   # Optional: light|dark\\n      show_typing_indicator: true      # Optional: Show typing animation\\n      \\n    # Response configuration\\n    response_config:\\n      max_retries: 3                   # Optional: Retry failed requests\\n      timeout_seconds: 30              # Optional: Response timeout\\n      \\n  # Input message (for single-turn mode)\\n  user_message: \\\"${user_input}\\\"         # Optional: Direct message input\\n  \\n  # Context data\\n  context_data: ${previous_task}        # Optional: Additional context\\n```\\n\\n---\\n\\n## Common Errors and Corrections\\n\\nThis section documents frequent mistakes encountered when creating workflows and their proper corrections.\\n\\n### 1. Missing Required `id` Field\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow without id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nid: \\\"my_workflow\\\"  # REQUIRED: Unique workflow identifier\\nname: \\\"My Workflow\\\"\\ndescription: \\\"A workflow with proper id\\\"\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # REQUIRED: Unique task identifier\\n    name: \\\"Task 1\\\"\\n    type: script\\n```\\n\\n### 2. Incorrect Task Structure (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  task_1:          # Wrong: tasks as object mapping\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  task_2:\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n  - id: task_1     # Correct: tasks as array with id field\\n    type: script\\n    script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  - id: task_2\\n    type: ai_agent\\n```\\n\\n### 3. Incorrect Inputs Format (Object vs Array)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  user_name:       # Wrong: inputs as object mapping\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  age:\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ninputs:\\n  - name: user_name    # Correct: inputs as array with name field\\n    type: string\\n    required: true\\n  - name: age\\n    type: integer\\n```\\n\\n### 4. Script Configuration Location Error\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  config:            # Wrong: script under config\\n    script: |\\n      print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n    requirements:\\n      - requests\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: script_task\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: script directly under task\\n    print(\\\"Hello\\\")\\n  # requirements can be at task level if needed\\n```\\n\\n### 5. Individual Task Inputs (Not Supported)\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: \\\"print(\u0027hello\u0027)\\\"\\n  inputs:            # Wrong: tasks don\u0027t have individual inputs\\n    search_query: ${search_query}\\n    prev_result: ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [previous_task]  # Use depends_on for data access\\n  script: |\\n    # Access workflow inputs directly\\n    search_query = \\\"${search_query}\\\"\\n    # Access previous task outputs via template resolution\\n    prev_result = ${previous_task}\\n```\\n\\n### 6. Incorrect Script Output Handling\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result  # Wrong: missing __OUTPUTS__ pattern\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  result = process_data()\\n  \\n  # Required: Use outputs dict and __OUTPUTS__ marker\\n  outputs = {}\\n  outputs[\u0027result\u0027] = result\\n  outputs[\u0027status\u0027] = \u0027success\u0027\\n  \\n  import json\\n  print(f\\\"__OUTPUTS__ {json.dumps(outputs)}\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### 7. AI Agent Configuration Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    prompt: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Wrong: use user_message\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: ai_task\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: my_model\\n    system_message: \\\"You are a helpful assistant.\\\"\\n    user_message: \\\"Process this data: ${data}\\\"  # Correct field name\\n```\\n\\n### 8. Missing Dependencies for Template Resolution\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  # Missing depends_on\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}  # Will become UNRESOLVED_task_1\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\n- id: task_2\\n  type: script\\n  depends_on: [task_1]  # Required for template access\\n  script: |\\n    data = ${task_1}    # Now resolves correctly\\n```\\n\\n### 9. Incorrect Model Client Configuration\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  my_model:          # Wrong: object mapping format\\n    type: openai\\n    api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: my_model     # Correct: array format with id field\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: \\\"gpt-4\\\"\\n      api_key: \\\"sk-...\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 10. Empty String Literals Causing Python Syntax Errors\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=\\\"\\\"):  # Wrong: empty string can cause syntax issues\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n  \\n  # This can lead to: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\nscript: |\\n  def process_data(path=None):  # Correct: use None instead of empty string\\n    current_path = f\\\"{path}.{key}\\\" if path else key\\n    # Or use path = path or \\\"default_value\\\"\\n```\\n\\n### 11. YAML Indentation and Structure Issues\\n\\n**\\u274c Error:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\nscript: |            # Wrong: inconsistent indentation\\n  print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n**\\u2705 Correct:**\\n```yaml\\ntasks:\\n- id: task_1\\n  type: script\\n  script: |          # Correct: consistent indentation\\n    print(\\\"hello\\\")\\n```\\n\\n### Best Practices Summary\\n\\n1. **Always include required `id` fields** for workflows and tasks\\n2. **Use array format** for `tasks`, `inputs`, and `model_clients`\\n3. **Script field goes directly under task**, not under `config`\\n4. **No individual task inputs** - use template resolution instead\\n5. **Use `depends_on`** to access previous task outputs\\n6. **Print `__OUTPUTS__`** in scripts for proper output parsing\\n7. **Use `user_message`** (not `prompt`) for AI agent tasks\\n8. **Avoid empty string literals** - use `None` or meaningful defaults\\n9. **Follow consistent YAML indentation** throughout the file\\n\\n## MCP Tools and Function Calling\\n\\nAI agents and chatbots can use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for function calling, enabling them to execute external tools and services.\\n\\n### Tools Configuration\\n\\nBoth `ai_agent` and `chatbot` tasks support tools configuration:\\n\\n```yaml\\n# AI Agent with MCP tools\\n- id: ai_with_tools\\n  type: ai_agent\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools.\\n      Use the available tools when needed to help users.\\n    user_message: \\\"What time is it and what\u0027s the weather like?\\\"\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration\\n    tools:                              # List of MCP tool names\\n      - current_time                    # Time tools\\n      - relative_time\\n      - days_in_month\\n      - weather_forecast                # Weather tools\\n      - database_query                  # Database tools\\n      - send_notification               # Communication tools\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n\\n# Chatbot with MCP tools\\n- id: chatbot_with_tools\\n  type: chatbot\\n  config:\\n    model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n    system_message: |\\n      You are a helpful chatbot with access to tools.\\n      Use tools when users ask for specific information or actions.\\n    \\n    # Tools configuration (same format as AI agent)\\n    tools:\\n      - current_time\\n      - weather_api\\n      - user_preferences\\n    \\n    tenant_id: \\\"550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000\\\"  # Required for tool resolution\\n```\\n\\n### How Tools Work\\n\\n1. **Tool Resolution**: The workflow engine resolves tool names to actual MCP server deployments using the `tenant_id`\\n2. **Function Calling**: When the AI model decides to use a tool, it calls the `tool_executor` function\\n3. **Tool Execution**: The engine executes the specified tool via the appropriate MCP server\\n4. **Response Integration**: Tool results are fed back to the AI model for response generation\\n\\n### Tool Configuration Requirements\\n\\n| Field | Required | Description |\\n|-------|----------|-------------|\\n| `tools` | No | List of MCP tool names available to the AI |\\n| `tenant_id` | **Yes** (when using tools) | Tenant UUID for tool resolution |\\n\\n### Example: Complete AI Agent with Tools\\n\\n```yaml\\nid: intelligent_assistant\\nname: \\\"Intelligent Assistant with Tools\\\"\\n\\nmodel_clients:\\n  - id: gpt4_model\\n    provider: openai\\n    config:\\n      model: gpt-4o-mini\\n      api_key: \\\"${OPENAI_API_KEY}\\\"\\n      temperature: 0.3\\n\\n# Tenant ID can be set at workflow level for all tasks\\ntenant_id: \\\"0572fa8d-d7c3-47db-9219-ef40b80d42b7\\\"\\n\\ntasks:\\n  - id: assistant_with_tools\\n    type: ai_agent\\n    config:\\n      model_client_id: gpt4_model\\n      system_message: |\\n        You are a helpful assistant with access to various tools:\\n        - Time-related tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month\\n        - Weather tools: weather_forecast\\n        - Communication: send_notification\\n        \\n        Use these tools when users ask for:\\n        - Current time or date information\\n        - Weather forecasts\\n        - Sending notifications\\n        \\n        Always explain what tool you\u0027re using and why.\\n      \\n      user_message: \\\"${user_query}\\\"\\n      \\n      # MCP tools configuration\\n      tools:\\n        - current_time\\n        - 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