wise-workflow-runlisted
Install: claude install-skill e1024kb/wise-claude
# /wise-workflow-run — the conductor
## Why this skill exists
Running a workflow is an orchestration task: parsing a DAG, tracking
per-step state, driving parallel executions, asking for approvals,
and surfacing progress. This skill owns that loop. Together with
`wise-workflow-resume`, it is one of only two skills in the plugin
allowed to invoke other wise action skills (as part of `type: skill`
steps from a validated workflow definition) — see the invariant
documented in `CLAUDE.md`.
## Arguments
Read `$ARGUMENTS`. The first whitespace-separated token is the
`workflow-name`; everything after it is **positional input values**
for the workflow's declared `inputs:` (see [§2](#2-resolve-the-workflow-name)
and [§6c](#6c-collect-workflow-inputs)). When `$ARGUMENTS` is empty,
the skill prompts interactively in [§2](#2-resolve-the-workflow-name).
- `workflow-name` — matches the filename without `.yaml`. Resolution
order: user dir first, bundled second. When absent, [§2](#2-resolve-the-workflow-name)
prompts the user to pick from the available definitions.
- positional inputs — optional. Tokens after the workflow name are
assigned to the declared inputs **in order**, and the **last
declared input absorbs the entire remainder of the line** (verbatim,
spaces preserved) so a trailing free-form prompt works. An input
satisfied positionally is **not** prompted for in §6c. Example:
`/wise-workflow-run ticket-auto PROJ-1 prefer the wise-estimation
skill; never touch inf