Custom

Custom triggers allow workflows to be initiated by other workflows, enabling complex automation chains and workflow interdependency.

Using Custom Triggers

Basic Workflow Triggering

To trigger one workflow from another, use the following syntax in your instructions:

Trigger workflow 'workflow_name'

Example:

Trigger workflow 'token_analysis'

Triggering with Context

You can pass additional context data to the triggered workflow:

Trigger workflow 'workflow_name' and pass [context] as context

Example:

Trigger workflow 'token_analysis' and pass LAY as context

When context is passed:

• The triggered workflow receives the context data

• The workflow can use this context in its processing

• This enables data sharing between workflows

• Useful for creating workflow chains and dependencies

This context-passing capability is particularly valuable when:

• Sharing analysis results between workflows

• Passing configuration parameters

• Creating workflow pipelines

• Maintaining state across workflow executions