Your First Workflow Will Suck - Understand Why and Use Best Practices to Iterate#25
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WalkthroughA new markdown document is introduced containing an opinionated guide on why initial workflow attempts typically fail and how to iteratively improve them through systematic observation and testing. The document outlines a five-step practical improvement plan and emphasizes using real failure data to drive systematic enhancements. Changes
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🤖 Augment PR SummarySummary: Adds a new guide explaining why first workflow implementations commonly fail and how to iterate productively.
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Add Workflow Development Best Practices Guide
Summary
What This Adds
This document addresses the universal experience of workflow development failure by:
- Start with minimal viable detection
- Build failure collection early
- Test cascade impacts immediately
- Use escalation strategies instead of binary success/fail
- Treat failed outputs as valuable debugging data
Why This Matters
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