Create and edit visual AI agent workflows in CC Workflow Studio through conversation. Add or remove steps and connections, update individual nodes, and organize related steps into visual groups on the canvas.

• Creating a new AI agent workflow
• Adding or removing steps and connections
• Updating node names, settings, or positions

Use ccwf to validate workflow JSON files, preview their steps in a browser, and produce Mermaid flowcharts. Export workflows as skill files for supported agents, or generate the files and launch Claude Code to proceed with execution.

• Previewing a workflow in a browser
• Validating hand-edited or AI-generated workflow JSON
• Sharing workflow steps as Markdown or Mermaid diagrams

Develop user-visible improvements for cc-wf-studio, verify their basis in the code, and assess their value. Record qualifying proposals as locked GitHub issues, creating a queue of concrete ideas for later implementation without changing code.

• Proposing improvements users would notice
• Checking ideas against code and existing proposals
• Preparing an implementation queue

Advance one queued QA task by adding tests or test tooling, recording the work, and opening a pull request. The skill also manages its in-flight QA requests and merges into auto-qa after CI passes.

• Implementing a queued unit or regression test
• Setting up test infrastructure and CI checks
• Checking and advancing an in-flight QA pull request

Find a valuable gap in test coverage by checking code, existing tests, and QA priorities. The skill creates at most one locked GitHub issue with concrete test cases, ready for later implementation.

• Finding past bugs that lack regression tests
• Reviewing recent changes for untested behavior
• Preparing a QA backlog without implementing tests

Advance one development task by managing an existing pull request, fixing a build failure or bug, or implementing a queued idea. Record the work and integrate changes into auto-dev only after automated checks pass.

• Implementing one queued idea
• Continuing work on an open pull request
• Fixing failed checks or reported bugs