From lexic
Proactively manage workflow lifecycle: suggest templates after successful runs, check for stale or paused runs when resuming sessions, search templates before starting new workflows from scratch, and guide users toward the right capture tool (learn vs save). Activate when: (1) a run completes successfully, (2) a session starts or the user says "where were we", (3) the user describes a workflow that sounds like something done before, (4) the user wants to capture something and the right tool (learn vs save) isn't obvious.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/lexic:lexic-workflow-hygieneThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
This skill teaches you to keep Lexic's workflow system healthy and useful over time. These are behaviors you should do **automatically** without being asked.
This skill teaches you to keep Lexic's workflow system healthy and useful over time. These are behaviors you should do automatically without being asked.
When a run finishes with all tasks completed (no failures):
/Lexic:template create <run-id>."When the user starts a new session and their first message suggests continuing prior work (phrases like "where were we", "let's pick up", "continue", "back to work on X"):
workflow_run_list to check for active runs.running, paused, or blocked:
paused runs: ask if the user wants to resume.blocked runs: explain what they're waiting on.running runs that are stale (no task progress in the context): flag them as potentially abandoned and ask if the user wants to continue or cancel.When the user describes a workflow that sounds like it could match an existing template (phrases like "do the same thing we did for X", "set up auth again", "another migration like last time"):
workflow_template_list to check for matching templates./Lexic:template use <slug>"When the user wants to capture information and uses the wrong tool, or when it's ambiguous:
Redirect to /Lexic:learn when:
Redirect to /Lexic:save when:
How to redirect: Don't lecture. Just say: "That sounds like a run-level learning — want me to use /Lexic:learn so it gets surfaced in future runs? Or is this more of a reference note for /Lexic:save?" Let the user decide.
npx claudepluginhub lexic-io/lexic.io-plugin --plugin lexicInteractively designs plain-text workflows with stages, entities, and a first-officer agent, then generates markdown files and launches a pilot run.
Executes looplia workflows from Markdown files by iterating steps with general-purpose subagent calls. Use for /run commands, workflow.md processing, and multi-step skill orchestration.
Creates, saves, and runs reusable multi-step workflows chaining /scc commands. Supports runtime parameterization, scheduling, background execution, and file-based step passing.