agenticflow-workforce

Deploy and operate a multi-agent AgenticFlow workforce — a DAG of agents that hand off to each other (trigger → coordinator → worker agents → output). Use when the user asks for a team, pipeline, or multi-agent system: research-then-write, triage-then-specialist, dev shop, marketing agency, sales team, content studio, support center, Amazon seller team. Choose this skill over agenticflow-agent when the ask mentions 'team', 'workforce', 'pipeline', 'multiple agents', 'delegation', 'handoff', or names a built-in blueprint. Provides the `af workforce *` command surface, blueprint decisions, graph wiring, MCP attach recipes, and public URL publishing.

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