workflow-best-practices

Durable workflows are built by orchestrating steps with 'use workflow' and 'use step' to create checkpoints, ensuring state persistence and automatic recovery across application restarts for long-running tasks.

Streaming real-time output from agent runs is managed using the startStream and finishStream lifecycle methods, providing immediate feedback and observable execution throughout the workflow's duration.

Resuming in-progress workflow runs after a failure relies on robust persistence patterns and durable step checkpoints, allowing the workflow to recover its state and continue execution seamlessly.

Explicit 'use workflow' and 'use step' checkpoints are needed when orchestrating stateful, multi-step tasks that require durable persistence, reliable error-handling, and recovery capabilities in modern full-stack apps.

Yes, the Workflow Development Kit supports robust error-handling patterns for complex orchestration steps, ensuring production-grade reliability when persisting results and recovering from failures during execution.

Yes, this workflow orchestration pattern is designed for long-running tasks in modern full-stack apps, coordinating durable execution, streaming outputs, and state persistence across simulated or actual restarts.