Workflows

⚠️ Planned Feature: This feature is not yet implemented. The documentation below describes the intended design.

Workflows

Workflows let you define multi-step processes that can be executed automatically or triggered by events.

What Workflows Do

A workflow is a series of steps that accomplish a goal:

1. Trigger - What starts the workflow (manual, schedule, event)
2. Steps - Actions to perform in order
3. Session - Track progress and resume if interrupted

Planned Features

Workflow Markup

Define workflows in natural prose format:

# Weekly Review Workflow

Start by gathering all notes modified this week.
Then categorize them by project using [[tags]].
Finally, create a summary note in Summaries/.

See Markup for syntax details.

Workflow Sessions

Track workflow progress across sessions:

# Start a workflow
cru workflow start "weekly-review"

# Check progress
cru workflow status

# Resume if interrupted
cru workflow resume

See Sessions for session management (sessions are orthogonal to workflows).

Example Workflows

Weekly Review

1. Find notes modified in last 7 days
2. Check for incomplete tasks
3. Generate summary report

Daily Capture

1. Create today’s daily note
2. Link to yesterday’s note
3. Add template sections

Project Archive

1. Find all notes in project folder
2. Update status to “archived”
3. Move to Archive/

See Also

• Extending Crucible - All extension points
• Event Hooks - Triggering workflows from events
• AI Features - AI-assisted workflow execution