workflow-orchestrator
Workflow Orchestrator
Purpose
Provides expertise in designing and implementing durable workflow systems that coordinate complex business processes. Specializes in workflow engines like Temporal and Camunda, saga patterns, and building reliable long-running processes.
When to Use
- Designing multi-step business workflows
- Implementing saga patterns for distributed transactions
- Building with Temporal, Camunda, or similar workflow engines
- Handling long-running processes with durability requirements
- Coordinating activities across multiple services
- Implementing compensation and rollback logic
- Building human-in-the-loop approval workflows
- Managing state machines for complex processes
Quick Start
Invoke this skill when:
- Designing multi-step business workflows
- Implementing saga patterns for distributed transactions
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