Run a Workflow Before You Push
Use a coding agent to start a real run from validated, unpushed workflow YAML and inspect the result.
Start a real run from unpushed workflow YAML before you push it. For an integration trigger, the run replays a real event. Your coding agent validates the file, starts the run, follows it, and reads the logs when it fails.
The run acts on real resources. It can comment on the original issue or pull request and run code with workspace secrets. The agent tells you what it expects to change and waits for your approval before it starts the run.
Only the YAML file is uploaded. Commit and push the scripts and prompt files it depends on first.
This guide is meant to be carried out by your coding agent. You start it with one prompt, answer the agent's questions, and review what it reports.
Before you begin
You need:
- A coding agent connected to the Shipfox MCP server.
- A Shipfox project with its repository, integration connections, runners, and secrets configured.
- The workflow YAML file in your working tree.
Start the agent
Open your coding agent in your repository and send this prompt:
Test this validated local Shipfox workflow change against a real trigger.