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Build Your First Workflow
The best first workflow is rarely the most ambitious one.
It is usually the one that is:
- repeated often
- stable enough to structure
- easy for the team to notice when it improves
A practical first pattern
- start from one sentence in natural language
- reduce it to three to five important nodes
- decide where knowledge context matters
- decide where automation should enter
What to avoid early
- trying to cover every edge case
- designing a universal workflow too soon
- over-abstracting before you have execution feedback