run_workflow
Execute structured workflows for product, engineering, business, and operations tasks. Automatically applies your personal memories and identity to guide each process.
Instructions
Run a Purmemo workflow — structured, memory-powered processes for product, engineering, business, and operations tasks. Your relevant memories and identity are automatically loaded to personalize every workflow.
WHEN TO USE THIS TOOL:
User wants to write a PRD, debug an issue, plan a sprint, review code, or any structured task
User describes a goal but doesn't know the exact process ("I want to ship a feature")
User asks for strategic advice, design guidance, or operational help
User says "help me", "guide me", "walk me through", or describes a business/product/engineering need
AVAILABLE WORKFLOWS (pass the workflow name, or describe what you need): Product: prd, roadmap, story, design, feedback Strategy: ceo, growth, metrics, intel Engineering: debug, review, deploy, incident Operations: sprint Content: copy
EXAMPLES: run_workflow(workflow="prd", input="notification system for mobile app") run_workflow(workflow="debug", input="TypeError: Cannot read property 'map' of undefined in Timeline") run_workflow(input="production is down, users can't save memories") → auto-routes to incident run_workflow(input="what should I focus on this week?") → auto-routes to sprint run_workflow(input="how's the business doing?") → auto-routes to metrics
DO NOT use this tool for: simple memory recall (use recall_memories), saving conversations (use save_conversation), or finding related discussions (use discover_related_conversations).
If no specific workflow is named, the system auto-routes based on the user's intent.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| workflow | No | Workflow name (e.g., "prd", "debug", "sprint"). Use list_workflows to see all available options including custom workflows. Optional — if omitted, auto-routes from input. | |
| input | Yes | What you want to accomplish, the problem to solve, or context for the workflow. |