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GIDEON · REPEATABLE WORKFLOWS

Keep the process that worked.

Turn a familiar job into a set of steps Gideon can run again. Add the new details, review the plan and follow the result.

Start with a request like this.

See which step is running and where your input is needed. If something changes, revise the step and continue from there.

“Each week, gather my notes, draft the update and leave it ready for review.”

Tools

BROWSERbuilt-in· 3
browser_runDestructive

Use the user's private browser for tasks requiring interaction, login, or visual inspection. For public research and page reading, use web_search and...

3 params
web_searchCaution

Search public web sources through HTTP without a browser or CAPTCHA interaction. Returns source URLs, snippets, index scope and retrieval status....

3 params
web_fetchCaution

Retrieve a public HTTP(S) page through Tavily Extract with Exa Contents fallback via Novita, without browser automation. Returns extracted text, sour...

3 params
COMPOSIObuilt-in· 3
composio_search

Find tools and their input schemas for the user's connected apps. Supply query describing the intended task. Use the returned connection status befor...

1 param
composio_schemas

Get complete input schemas for app tool slugs returned by composio_search. Use before execution when search returned an incomplete schema.

1 param
composio_executeDestructive

Execute an app tool discovered with composio_search using its exact input schema. May send messages or change external data: perform only the user...

2 params
GIDEON-ARTIFACTSbuilt-in· 13
artifact_saveCaution

Save content as a named, versioned artifact so it persists beyond chat scrollback and can be iterated on by name in a later session. Use for...

4 params
artifact_getCaution

Fetch a saved artifact’s content by slug. Pass version=N for a historical snapshot; omit for the live version.

2 params

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  • Save a repeatable process
  • Fill in the details for each run
  • Review steps and results
  • Revise and rerun part of the work

Explore repeatable workflows.

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GIDEONGideon · Repeatable workflows
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Saved workflow definitions

Reuse named multi-step processes instead of rebuilding instructions for each run.

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Workflow authoring through chat

Describe a process and have the agent create or revise its workflow definition.

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Workflow template matching

Find a suitable workflow from a description of the intended work.

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Customizable workflow runs

Supply inputs, review the draft and pass readiness checks before execution.

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Workflow graph and step inspector

View dependencies and inspect resolved prompts, inputs, outputs and attempts.

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Workflow human approvals

Approve or reject requested actions and answer blocking questions.

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Workflow pause, resume and cancel

Control the start and stop of an active process.

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Step editing and selective reruns

Change stage instructions and rerun a step with its downstream work, or downstream work alone.

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Workflow rewind and fork

Return to a prior execution point or branch a run.

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Run steering and standing guidance

Guide the next round and maintain project-level instructions for future work.

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Attended and autopilot execution

Set whether the workflow waits for supervision or proceeds under its policy.Optional

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Workflow limits and success criteria

Adjust cycle limits, idle behavior and success conditions.

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Workflow outbox and file handoff

Inspect produced saved creations, compare versions and supply files to a run.

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Workflow workspace and deliverable handoff

Inspect preserved files and diffs and take the resulting work.

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Review-finding triage

Accept or reject findings, revalidate their anchors and dispatch accepted changes.

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Workflow execution accounting

Inspect timing, tokens, cost, cache data, outcomes and recorded proof.

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Workflow version history

Compare definition versions and repin a prior version.

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Workflow improvement proposals

Ask for improvements based on prior run history and review proposed changes.

Bring your own “could you help me…”

Start a conversation and see where it takes you.