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Workflow Toolbox

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Description

Author, scaffold, and debug multi-agent workflows for Claude Code's Workflow tool — a skills-only plugin plus @workflow-toolbox, a compile-time TypeScript pattern library. Research preview.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Workflow Toolbox — build, run, and trust multi-agent workflows in Claude Code. The Lego metaphor: molded bricks (nine tested @workflow-toolbox orchestration patterns), instruction sheets (Claude Code skills to author, scaffold, and debug), and finished models (runnable workflows).

**Workflow Toolbox is the proportionate agent-orchestration scale for Claude Code.** Pick the right rung for the task in front of you — a single agent, a team of agents, a pilot, an orchestrator, or a deterministic workflow. Most tasks want a low rung; the toolbox exists for the work that genuinely earns a higher one.

The orchestration scale

Rung What it is Reach for it when
Plain agent One Claude Code subagent, one context. The task is self-contained.
A team of agents A few agents messaging each other. The work splits into a couple of coordinated roles.
Pilot One agent drives a whole unit of work end-to-end — intake → plan → do → verify → report — escalating only when it must. You want one card or ticket carried autonomously.
Orchestrator One agent spawns and arbitrates a wave of pilots. Several coupled units must move at once.
Deterministic workflow A JavaScript script owns the loops, branches, and fan-out; only the leaf agent() calls think, each in a fresh context. The work fans out, needs independent verification, or is too big for one context window.

**You don't write any of this by hand.** You ask Claude in plain language, and the shipped skills compose the right rung for you — describe a process in a sentence and the `workflow-composer` skill writes the workflow; ask to drive a card end-to-end and the `pilot-wave` skill composes the briefed pilot. What comes back is plain JavaScript you can read, keep, and edit — a starting point, not a black box.

The first two rungs are Claude Code's own n