dros/.clinerules/workflows/create-new-workflow.md

Guide the user through the process of creating a new standardized Cline workflow file according to the established conventions. The output will be a properly structured workflow file in the .clinerules/workflows directory.

Create New Workflow Process - Detailed Sequence of Steps

1. Define Workflow Purpose

1. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER for the purpose of the new workflow.
2. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER for a concise name for the workflow.

3. Determine the appropriate filename using kebab-case format (e.g., analyze-system-requirements.md).

4. Inform the USER of the upcoming workflow file creation process and the main steps they will be asked to complete.

2. Define Task Objective

1. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER for the primary objective of the workflow. Remind the user to provide breadcrubs of the inputs to be used, the output to be generated, and a generalization of the processing to formulate the outputs.
2. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER if know what MCP servers will be required at this point by providing of a list of Cline's active MCP server names.
3. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER what the expected output format will be (e.g., markdown file, code file, terminal output).
4. Formulate a clear, concise task objective statement (1-3 sentences) based on the USER's responses.

3. Outline Major Steps

1. Use the ask_followup_question command to ask the USER to list the major steps in the workflow (3-7 steps recommended) and they will have a oppurtunity provide more details later or let Cline determine this for them
2. For each major step, determine the following:
   • Required tools or resources
   • Expected outputs or transitions to the next step

4. Define Detailed Substeps

1. For each major step identified and analyzied, present the user what how you intended to perform the step and use the ask_followup_question command to see confirmation or clarification.

5. Generate Workflow File

1. Determine if the .clinerules/workflows directory exists. If not, create it.

2. Create a markdown file named .clinerules/workflows/{{workflow-filename}}.md with the following structure: i. Task definition with name attribute ii. Task objective section iii. Detailed sequence steps section with proper formatting iv. Proper tool references and formatting conventions

3. Use the read_file command to read the .clinerules/workflow-template.md file to ensure the new workflow follows all conventions.

4. Use the write_to_file command to write the completed workflow file.

5. Use the attempt_completion command to present the USER with the completed workflow file and confirmation of its creation.