Workflow files

Default routines are part of go-live

Workflow files help CLEA repeat useful work. They are part of go-live because they explain how agent prompts should behave.

Start with default routines, then customize after you see the first output.

Check prompts, sources, mentions, and competitors.

Turn clear evidence into one useful suggestion card.

Summarize changes without hiding the evidence.

Approve claims, files, and page work before publishing.

This routine reviews prompt results, sources, mentions, and competitors.

It should produce a focused summary or one suggestion card, not a messy list.

This routine turns evidence into cards. It should explain what makes a card useful and when to skip creating one.

Cards should stay actionable.

A useful routine says what to inspect, when to skip action, and what output to return.

This routine prepares team summaries. It should separate evidence from interpretation.

Keep reports short enough that someone will actually read them.

Confirm that the workspace has the expected workflows folder and that the files are available to CLEA.

If a file is missing, scheduled prompts that depend on it will be weaker.

Each routine should say where human review happens.

This is especially important before publishing, editing pages, or making claims.

Review the first run before trusting the routine. If the output is vague, fix the file or prompt before scheduling more runs.

GitHub and sitemap readiness

Open Workflows