Kitaru Authoring Skill

Use this guide when writing or refactoring Kitaru workflows and when choosing which Kitaru surface to use for running, observing, replaying, controlling, deploying, or inspecting durable artifacts and external state references for those workflows.

Before building: If the workflow shape is still fuzzy, suggest the kitaru-scoping skill first. It helps the user decide whether Kitaru is a fit, where checkpoints and waits belong, which values should become explicit artifacts, and which replay anchors should be stable before code gets written.

Mental model

Think of a Kitaru flow like a long trip with named save points and labeled boxes for durable outputs.