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Agentic Workflow Doctor

Analyze agentic workflows before they run on vague instructions, missing approvals, weak recovery plans, or unsafe assumptions.

Agentic workflows fail when the design assumptions are wrong — not always when the AI model is wrong. Missing approval gates, undefined recovery behavior, unclear action boundaries, and unsafe state assumptions create failures that surface only after the workflow runs. Agentic Workflow Doctor reviews the full workflow design before launch and returns a readiness scorecard, prioritized repair report, and paste-ready controls. It does not run the workflow. It diagnoses the design.

What It Checks

Approval gapsSteps requiring human sign-off with none defined
Action boundariesWhat the system may and may not do
Restricted actionsActions that must be explicitly blocked
Tools & systemsExternal services the workflow touches
Recovery behaviorWhat happens when a step fails
State handlingHow context is tracked and passed between steps
Runtime risksUnsafe assumptions that cause execution failures
Human oversightWhere a person must stay in the loop
External side effectsActions with consequences outside the workflow
Success criteriaWhat a correct, complete execution looks like
ConstraintsScope limits and authority boundaries

What You Get Back

Who It Is For

What It Does Not Do

Agentic Workflow Doctor is a design diagnostic, not a runtime system.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Agentic Workflow Doctor?

A pre-launch diagnostic for bot-driven and AI-executed workflows. It reviews approval structure, action boundaries, recovery behavior, state handling, runtime risks, and human oversight — and returns a readiness scorecard, repair report, and controls before the workflow runs.

Does it run or deploy AI agents?

No. Agentic Workflow Doctor diagnoses the workflow design. It does not run, execute, monitor, or deploy agents or workflows. It operates before deployment, on the design.

What risks does it check?

Approval gaps, action-boundary problems, missing recovery behavior, state-handling gaps, runtime risks from unsafe assumptions, insufficient human oversight, unclear external side effects, and missing success criteria.

What output does it return?

Decision snapshot, release-readiness scorecard, repair report, repaired workflow, approval gates, recovery plan, state plan, runtime tests, implementation checklist, paste-ready control clauses, and prompt-ready improvements.

Is human review still required?

Yes. Agentic Workflow Doctor supports human review — it does not replace it. It does not guarantee safety, compliance, or production readiness. A human must apply judgment and make the final deployment decision.

How is it different from PromptFlow Creator?

Agentic Workflow Doctor reviews the full workflow design as a system — approval structure, recovery paths, action boundaries, runtime risks. PromptFlow Creator works at the prompt level: improving the individual instructions given to an AI tool. They operate at different scopes and are used in sequence.