Author Shipfox Workflows
Start workflows, run commands and agents, pass results, and check the work.
Use these guides to change a workflow file and get a clear result. Most tasks need a project that can sync workflow files. Each guide also lists the runner, provider, integration connection, or repository access it needs.
Use the integrations catalog to find and connect a provider when a guide needs one.
Start and route work
Run a workflow manually
Add an on-demand Run action to a workflow.
Pass fixed trigger inputs
Reuse one test job for manual and scheduled runs.
Schedule a workflow
Start recurring work from a Cron schedule.
Trigger ready pull requests
Start checks only for ready pull requests against the default branch.
Choose runners
Route jobs to runners with matching labels.
Perform and connect work
Run project commands
Run tests, builds, and other command-line tools.
Group command logs
Make long install and test output easier to scan.
Add an agent step
Run work that needs investigation or judgment.
Read a pull request with an agent
Give an agent read-only GitHub context.
Post a pull-request review
Grant one agent step a narrow GitHub write.
Push agent changes
Check an agent's local edit and push it to a new branch.
Pass outputs
Move a small typed value to later work.
Use structured agent outputs
Route later work with a typed decision from an agent.
Bound a listening job
Batch later events and guarantee that the listener stops.
Define listener success
Require at least one successful listener execution.
Build a feedback loop
Check agent work and retry it with evidence.