workflow-runnerAutomate end-to-end code implementation and testing with persistent coding and testing subagents, iterating until tests pass and committing results locally.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install yufengwolf/workflow-runnerGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Generated May 10, 2026
A developer requests implementation of a small feature (e.g., 'add sorting to user list'). The workflow runner spawns coding and testing agents, iterates until tests pass, and commits the final code locally.
When a bug is reported for an internal tool, the user triggers the workflow runner with a bug description. The coding agent produces a fix, the testing agent validates it, and the fix is committed with test reports saved.
A small team without a full CI pipeline uses the workflow runner to automate code changes and testing. After each small task, the runner ensures quality before committing, reducing manual review overhead.
A developer refactors a legacy module. The workflow runner splits refactoring into coding steps and tests, ensuring existing functionality is preserved (tests pass) before each local commit.
Users subscribe to a plan that includes a fixed number of workflow runs per month. Ideal for small teams with sporadic automation needs.
Large organizations license the workflow runner for internal use, with guaranteed uptime, custom TTL settings, and dedicated support.
Basic workflow runner is free with limited retries and context size. Paid tiers unlock larger contexts, more retries, and faster execution.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate with existing git repositories by setting the working directory to a cloned repo; ensure the user has local commit permissions.
Scored May 10, 2026
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