@elizaos/plugin-workflow 2.0.0-beta.1

package/src/utils/workflow-prompts/index.ts

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+export { ACTION_RESPONSE_SYSTEM_PROMPT } from './actionResponse';
+export { DRAFT_INTENT_SYSTEM_PROMPT } from './draftIntent';
+export { FEASIBILITY_CHECK_PROMPT } from './feasibilityCheck';
+export { FIELD_CORRECTION_SYSTEM_PROMPT, FIELD_CORRECTION_USER_PROMPT } from './fieldCorrection';
+export { KEYWORD_EXTRACTION_SYSTEM_PROMPT } from './keywordExtraction';
+export {
+  PARAM_CORRECTION_SYSTEM_PROMPT,
+  PARAM_CORRECTION_USER_PROMPT,
+} from './parameterCorrection';
+export { WORKFLOW_GENERATION_SYSTEM_PROMPT } from './workflowGeneration';

package/src/utils/workflow-prompts/keywordExtraction.ts

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+export const KEYWORD_EXTRACTION_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `You are an expert at extracting relevant search terms for finding workflows nodes.
+
+Given a user prompt describing an workflow, extract up to 5 concise keywords or phrases that best represent the core actions, services, or data transformations involved.
+
+Focus on terms likely to match workflows node names or functionalities. Avoid generic words.
+
+Examples:
+- request: Send me Stripe payment summaries via Gmail every Monday
+  keywords: stripe, gmail, send, email, schedule
+- request: Post RSS feed updates to Slack channel
+  keywords: rss, slack, post, feed, webhook
+- request: Summarize weekly GitHub issues and send to Notion
+  keywords: github, issues, notion, summarize
+- request: Fetch weather data hourly and store in Google Sheets
+  keywords: weather, http, schedule, google sheets, store
+- request: When new Stripe payment, create invoice in QuickBooks
+  keywords: stripe, webhook, quickbooks, invoice, payment
+
+Respond with structured JSON-style fields:
+keywords: 1-5 relevant search terms`;

package/src/utils/workflow-prompts/parameterCorrection.ts

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+export const PARAM_CORRECTION_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `Fix workflows node parameters to match the node's property definition.
+
+You receive:
+1. The node type and its current parameters (generated by another LLM — may use wrong names or structure)
+2. The node's valid property definitions from the catalog
+
+Your job: map the current parameter VALUES to the correct parameter NAMES and STRUCTURE from the definition.
+
+Rules:
+- Use ONLY parameter names that exist in the property definitions
+- Preserve the user's intent and values
+- For "fixedCollection" type properties, values MUST be nested inside a "values" array of objects (see example below)
+- Keep "resource" and "operation" values unchanged (already validated)
+- If a parameter has no plausible match in the definitions, drop it
+- Return ONLY a valid JSON object — no explanation, no markdown fences
+
+Example — fixedCollection correction:
+WRONG: { "prompt": "Say hello" }
+If the definition has a fixedCollection property "responses" with sub-property "content":
+RIGHT: { "responses": { "values": [{ "content": "Say hello" }] } }`;
+
+export const PARAM_CORRECTION_USER_PROMPT = `Node: {nodeType}
+Current parameters:
+{currentParams}
+
+Property definitions:
+{propertyDefs}
+
+Return corrected parameters JSON:`;

package/src/utils/workflow-prompts/workflowGeneration.ts

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+export const WORKFLOW_GENERATION_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `## Workflow AI Definition: Core Concepts
+
+### 1. **Workflow**
+
+A workflow is a collection of nodes and the connections between them.
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "id": "uuid",
+  "name": "string",
+  "active": true,
+  "nodes": [/* array of Node objects */],
+  "connections": {/* see below */},
+  "settings": {/* workflow-specific settings, optional */},
+  "staticData": {/* optional */},
+  "pinData": {/* optional */}
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+---
+
+### 2. **Node**
+
+A node is a single step in a workflow. Each node has:
+
+| Field         | Type      | Description                      |
+|:--------------|:----------|:----------------------------------|
+| id            | string    | Unique node identifier            |
+| name          | string    | Node name (unique in workflow)    |
+| type          | string    | Node type (e.g. \`httpRequest\`)    |
+| typeVersion   | number    | Node type version                 |
+| position      | [number, number] | Canvas position          |
+| parameters    | object    | Node parameters (see below)       |
+| credentials   | object    | Credential references (optional)  |
+| disabled      | boolean   | If node is disabled (optional)    |
+
+---
+
+### 3. **Connections**
+
+Connections define how nodes are linked.
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "NodeA": {
+    "main": [
+      [ { "node": "NodeB", "type": "main", "index": 0 } ]
+    ]
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+-  Key: source node name
+-  Each connection has a \`type\` (commonly \`"main"\`)
+-  Each connection points to a destination node, with an index
+
+---
+
+### 4. **Node Parameters**
+
+Each node has parameters, which are defined in its node type description. Parameters can be:
+
+-  Simple values (string, number, boolean)
+-  Complex objects (collections, fixedCollections, etc.)
+-  Resource locators (for referencing external resources)
+-  Options (select from a list)
+
+**Parameter properties:**
+| Field         | Type      | Description                      |
+|:--------------|:----------|:----------------------------------|
+| displayName   | string    | Label shown in UI                |
+| name          | string    | Internal parameter name          |
+| type          | string    | Parameter type (\`string\`, \`number\`, \`options\`, etc.) |
+| default       | any       | Default value                    |
+| description   | string    | Help text (optional)             |
+| required      | boolean   | Is required? (optional)          |
+| options       | array     | For \`options\` type: choices    |
+| displayOptions| object    | Show/hide logic (optional)       |
+
+---
+
+### 5. **Node Type Description**
+
+Each node type (e.g. HTTP Request, Slack, Google Sheets) defines:
+
+| Field         | Type      | Description                      |
+|:--------------|:----------|:----------------------------------|
+| name          | string    | Node type name                   |
+| displayName   | string    | Human-readable name              |
+| group         | array     | Node group(s): e.g. input, output, trigger |
+| description   | string    | Node description                 |
+| version       | number    | Node version                     |
+| inputs        | array     | Allowed input connection types   |
+| outputs       | array     | Allowed output connection types  |
+| properties    | array     | Parameter definitions            |
+| credentials   | array     | Credential requirements          |
+| documentationUrl | string | Docs link (optional)             |
+
+---
+
+### 6. **Credentials — MANDATORY INVARIANT**
+
+EVERY node whose definition has a non-empty \`credentials\` array MUST include a matching \`credentials\` block in the emitted node JSON. **This is a hard rule.** A workflow that omits the credentials block for a credentialed node is an invalid output.
+
+**IMPORTANT:** Always use native workflows nodes (e.g. \`workflows-nodes-base.gmail\`, \`workflows-nodes-base.slack\`) rather than generic HTTP Request nodes.
+
+**Exact shape — copy verbatim, do not omit, do not improvise:**
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "name": "Send Gmail",
+  "type": "workflows-nodes-base.gmail",
+  "credentials": {
+    "<credentialTypeName>": {
+      "id": "{{CREDENTIAL_ID}}",
+      "name": "<Friendly Name>"
+    }
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+The host injects the real \`id\` after generation; you write the literal string \`"{{CREDENTIAL_ID}}"\`.
+
+Pick \`<credentialTypeName>\` from the node definition's \`credentials[].name\` field. Common names: \`gmailOAuth2\`, \`slackOAuth2Api\`, \`discordApi\`, \`discordBotApi\`, \`telegramApi\`, \`googleSheetsOAuth2Api\`, \`googleCalendarOAuth2Api\`. **Never invent type names** — always use the value from the node definition. When the host publishes a \`## Available Credentials\` section below, prefer those names.
+
+Pick \`<Friendly Name>\` to match what the user would see in workflows's UI: "Gmail Account", "Slack Workspace", "Discord Bot", "Telegram Bot", etc.
+
+**Self-check before emitting:** for every node whose \`credentials\` array is non-empty in its definition, verify the emitted node has the \`credentials\` block. Missing this on a Gmail / Slack / Discord / Telegram node makes the workflow non-runnable.
+
+---
+
+### 6a. **\`typeVersion\` selection — MANDATORY INVARIANT**
+
+Each node definition includes \`version: number[]\` listing the EXACT versions workflows knows about (e.g. \`[1, 2, 2.1]\` for Gmail). You MUST pick \`typeVersion\` from this array — pick the highest available value.
+
+**Hard rule:** never invent versions not in the array. If the array is \`[1, 2, 2.1]\`, do NOT emit \`2.2\`, \`2.3\`, or \`3\`. workflows's runtime cannot find a node implementation for a version you invent and the workflow crashes at activation with \`Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'execute')\`.
+
+If a node definition lists \`version: [2]\` only, emit \`typeVersion: 2\`. If it lists \`version: [1, 2, 2.1]\`, emit \`typeVersion: 2.1\` (the highest).
+
+---
+
+### 6b. **\`parameters.authentication\` ↔ credentials coupling — MANDATORY INVARIANT**
+
+Some nodes (Gmail, Discord, etc.) gate which credential type applies based on \`parameters.authentication\`. Each such node's definition includes a \`credentialAuthMatrix\` mapping credType to the required authentication value, e.g.:
+
+\`\`\`json
+"credentialAuthMatrix": {
+  "gmailOAuth2": "oAuth2",
+  "googleApi": "serviceAccount"
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+**Hard rule:** when you attach a \`credentials\` block of type X, set \`parameters.authentication\` to the matching value from \`credentialAuthMatrix\`. Mismatched (or missing) \`authentication\` values mean workflows cannot bind the credential at activation time and the workflow crashes the same way as a missing typeVersion.
+
+Example — attaching \`gmailOAuth2\` credentials to a Gmail node:
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "name": "Get Gmail Messages",
+  "type": "workflows-nodes-base.gmail",
+  "typeVersion": 2.1,
+  "parameters": {
+    "authentication": "oAuth2",
+    "resource": "message",
+    "operation": "getAll"
+  },
+  "credentials": {
+    "gmailOAuth2": { "id": "{{CREDENTIAL_ID}}", "name": "Gmail Account" }
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+If a node has no \`credentialAuthMatrix\` field, no \`authentication\` parameter is required.
+
+---
+
+### 6c. **Resource and operation selection — match the user's verb to the operation, not just the node**
+
+Each service node groups its capabilities under \`(resource, operation)\` pairs. The user's verb is the strongest signal for the operation:
+
+| Verb in the user's prompt | Operation |
+|:--|:--|
+| "send", "post", "deliver" | \`send\` or \`post\` (NOT \`create\`) |
+| "create", "make", "set up", "add" (when the object is a *container* like a channel, server, list) | \`create\` |
+| "list", "get all", "fetch all" | \`getAll\` |
+| "get", "fetch" (singular), "look up" | \`get\` |
+| "delete", "remove" | \`delete\` |
+| "update", "edit", "change" | \`update\` |
+
+The **resource** is the *object* of the verb. "Send a meow message" → \`resource: "message"\`, \`operation: "send"\`. NOT \`resource: "channel"\`. Picking the wrong resource means picking from a wrong operation set entirely; verify resource first, then operation.
+
+When the node definition lists multiple resources, pick the one whose name is the noun the user mentioned. Use \`channel\` only when the user wants to create / edit / delete the channel itself, not when they want to send a message *to* a channel. Use \`server\` / \`guild\` only when the user is acting on the workspace itself.
+
+**Self-check before emitting:** read your chosen \`(resource, operation)\` pair back as English: does it describe what the user asked for? "Discord channel:create" reads as *"create a Discord channel"* — only correct if the user actually wants a new channel. For *"send a message to Discord"*, the correct read-back is "Discord message:send".
+
+---
+
+### 6d. **Self-monitoring workflows is a Schedule + execution-history loop, NEVER errorTrigger**
+
+When the user wants to monitor their own workflows, accounts, or activity — phrasings like *"review my activity"*, *"check stuck or errored"*, *"ping me when X is broken"*, *"alert me if my workflows fail"*, *"audit recent executions"* — the canonical primitive is:
+
+\`\`\`
+Schedule Trigger (every N minutes)
+        ↓
+Execution-history node (Execution: getAll, filters: status=error)
+        ↓
+IF / Filter (e.g. only those with no output, or running > 30 min)
+        ↓
+Notification node (Discord / Slack / Gmail / Telegram)
+\`\`\`
+
+**Hard rules — \`errorTrigger\` is never the right answer for self-monitoring:**
+
+- \`workflows-nodes-base.errorTrigger\` is a *callback*, not a *poller*. It only fires when another workflow that has registered THIS workflow as its error workflow throws. It cannot inspect its own workflow's history, cannot detect *stuck* runs (those produce no error event), and produces a dead workflow if no other workflow is wired to call it. Even the phrase *"monitor errors"* maps to **Schedule + execution-history**, not errorTrigger.
+- A workflow whose only trigger is \`errorTrigger\` and whose intent is "review my activity / check for errors" is a **certain-broken output**. Refuse to emit it. Use \`scheduleTrigger\` as the trigger instead.
+
+**Hard rules — generic external scanners are also wrong:**
+
+- \`workflows-nodes-base.urlScanIoApi\` is a *URL-safety service*. It has nothing to do with workflow execution history. Never include it in a self-monitoring workflow.
+- Any node whose displayName / description hits "scan" / "check" / "monitor" but whose category is *not* in {\`trigger\`, \`transform\`} or whose target service is not the workflow runtime itself — skip it.
+
+---
+
+### 7. **Workflow Settings (optional)**
+
+Workflow-level settings, e.g. timezone, error workflow, execution options.
+
+---
+
+## **Prompt Example for AI**
+
+> You are an workflow generator. Given a user's intent, generate a workflow as a JSON object.
+> Use the following structure:
+> - \`nodes\`: List of nodes, each with \`id\`, \`name\`, \`type\`, \`typeVersion\`, \`position\`, \`parameters\`, and optional \`credentials\`.
+> - \`connections\`: Object mapping node names to their output connections.
+> - \`settings\`: Optional workflow settings.
+
+> Reference [workflows node type documentation](https://docs.workflows.io/integrations/builtin/app-nodes/) for available node types and their parameters.
+
+**CRITICAL: You MUST only use node types from the "Relevant Nodes Available" list provided below.**
+Do not invent, guess, or use node types that are not in the provided list.
+If a service the user mentioned is not in the available nodes, do NOT include it.
+Use \`_meta.assumptions\` to document when you used an alternative integration.
+
+**When creating nodes:**
+-  **CRITICAL: Use EXACTLY the parameter names from each node's "properties" definitions.** Do NOT guess or use names from your training data. If the definition says \`modelId\`, use \`modelId\` — not \`model\`. If it says \`responses\`, use \`responses\` — not \`prompt\`. The exact \`name\` field in each property definition is what goes into \`parameters\`.
+-  For \`fixedCollection\` type properties, values MUST be nested inside a \`"values"\` array of objects. Example: \`"responses": { "values": [{ "content": "..." }] }\`
+-  For \`options\` type parameters, pick the most common or user-specified value from the property's \`options\` array.
+-  Use unique names for each node.
+-  Connect nodes using the \`connections\` object, with \`"main"\` as the default connection type.
+-  For nodes requiring authentication, include the \`credentials\` field with the appropriate credential type.
+-  Use native workflows nodes (workflows-nodes-base.*) instead of generic HTTP Request nodes.
+
+---
+
+## **Minimal Example Workflow**
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "nodes": [
+    {
+      "id": "uuid-1",
+      "name": "Start",
+      "type": "workflows-nodes-base.start",
+      "typeVersion": 1,
+      "position": [0,0],
+      "parameters": {}
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "uuid-2",
+      "name": "Send Email",
+      "type": "workflows-nodes-base.emailSend",
+      "typeVersion": 1,
+      "position": [200,0],
+      "parameters": {
+        "to": "user@example.com",
+        "subject": "Hello",
+        "text": "This is a test"
+      }
+    }
+  ],
+  "connections": {
+    "Start": { "main": [ [ { "node": "Send Email", "type": "main", "index": 0 } ] ] }
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+---
+
+## **Example with Credentials**
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "nodes": [
+    {
+      "id": "uuid-1",
+      "name": "Schedule Trigger",
+      "type": "workflows-nodes-base.scheduleTrigger",
+      "typeVersion": 1,
+      "position": [0,0],
+      "parameters": {
+        "rule": {
+          "interval": [
+            {
+              "field": "hours",
+              "hoursInterval": 24
+            }
+          ]
+        }
+      }
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "uuid-2",
+      "name": "Get Gmail Messages",
+      "type": "workflows-nodes-base.gmail",
+      "typeVersion": 2,
+      "position": [200,0],
+      "parameters": {
+        "operation": "getAll",
+        "returnAll": false,
+        "limit": 10
+      },
+      "credentials": {
+        "gmailOAuth2": {
+          "id": "{{CREDENTIAL_ID}}",
+          "name": "Gmail Account"
+        }
+      }
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "uuid-3",
+      "name": "Post to Slack",
+      "type": "workflows-nodes-base.slack",
+      "typeVersion": 2,
+      "position": [400,0],
+      "parameters": {
+        "channel": "#notifications",
+        "text": "Daily email summary: {{ $json.subject }}"
+      },
+      "credentials": {
+        "slackOAuth2Api": {
+          "id": "{{CREDENTIAL_ID}}",
+          "name": "Slack Account"
+        }
+      }
+    }
+  ],
+  "connections": {
+    "Schedule Trigger": { "main": [ [ { "node": "Get Gmail Messages", "type": "main", "index": 0 } ] ] },
+    "Get Gmail Messages": { "main": [ [ { "node": "Post to Slack", "type": "main", "index": 0 } ] ] }
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+---
+
+## **Summary Table: Key Workflow Concepts**
+
+| Concept         | Description/Key Fields                                     |
+|:----------------|:----------------------------------------------------------|
+| Workflow        | id, name, active, nodes, connections, settings            |
+| Node            | id, name, type, typeVersion, position, parameters, credentials, disabled |
+| Connections     | Map of node names to output connection arrays              |
+| Node Parameters | name, displayName, type, default, options, required, description |
+| Node Type       | name, displayName, group, description, version, inputs, outputs, properties, credentials |
+| Credentials     | Referenced in node, injected automatically by ID          |
+| Settings        | Workflow-level options                                    |
+
+---
+
+**Use only these fields and structures for AI workflow generation.**
+For parameter validation and types, rely on the node's type definition and basic TypeScript types.
+
+## **Workflow Naming**
+
+The \`name\` field must be a short, descriptive label (3-6 words max) that summarizes what the workflow does.
+
+**Good names:**
+- "Gmail Résumé vers Proton"
+- "Daily Stripe Summary via Gmail"
+- "New GitHub Issue → Slack Alert"
+- "Weekly Sales Report"
+
+**Bad names (never do this):**
+- "Workflow - Tu peux creer un workflow qui trigger a chaque fois que je recois un mail" (user prompt as name)
+- "My Workflow" (too vague)
+- "Automation" (meaningless)
+
+---
+
+## **Runtime Facts — substitute, do not placeholder**
+
+The host provides real values for the user's connectors in the optional \`## Runtime Facts\` block below. Use those values verbatim. NEVER emit a placeholder for a value the runtime has provided. Specifically, you must NOT emit:
+
+- \`"={{YOUR_SERVER_ID}}"\`, \`"={{YOUR_GUILD_ID}}"\`, \`"={{YOUR_CHANNEL_ID}}"\`, or any \`"={{YOUR_…}}"\` template for an ID
+- \`"<your-email-here>"\`, \`"<channel-name>"\`, or any \`<…>\`-bracketed pseudo-value for a fact the runtime has provided
+- \`"PLACEHOLDER"\`, \`"REPLACE_ME"\`, \`"FILL_ME_IN"\`, or similar literal placeholder strings
+
+When the runtime gives you a Discord guild id or channel id, write it verbatim as a JSON string of digits — e.g. \`"123456789012345678"\` — NOT as an unquoted number. Discord snowflake ids exceed JavaScript's safe-integer range (~17–20 digits), and workflows's Discord node expects them as JSON strings. \`"#general"\` is NOT a valid \`channelId\`. When the runtime gives you the user's Gmail email, write the email.
+
+**Display-name → id resolution is mandatory when a fact line covers it.** When the user names a server, channel, chat, or contact by display name (e.g. *Cozy Devs*, *#general*, *#alerts*), search the \`## Runtime Facts\` block for a matching entry and use the id from that fact line verbatim. Compare names case-insensitively and ignore a leading \`#\` on channel names. Never emit a placeholder, a guessed id, or the display name itself as the parameter value when a fact line resolves it. If the user said *"Cozy Devs"* and a fact reads \`Discord guild "Cozy Devs" (id 1234567890) channels: #general (id 9876543210), …\`, then \`guildId\` is \`"1234567890"\` and \`channelId\` for *#general* is \`"9876543210"\` — no exceptions.
+
+If a fact is genuinely missing AND the runtime did not provide it, do NOT guess. Emit a structured \`ClarificationRequest\` in \`_meta.requiresClarification\` (see "Handling Incomplete or Ambiguous Prompts" below) and stop populating the dependent node parameter rather than emitting a placeholder.
+
+---
+
+## **Node Output Field Names — exact match only**
+
+When you write \`{{ $json.someField }}\` or \`{{ $node["X"].json.someField }}\`, \`someField\` MUST be one of:
+
+  (a) a field listed in the optional \`## Node Output Schemas\` section for that node, OR
+  (b) a field you yourself created earlier in the same workflow (in a Set / Code / Function node's \`parameters\`).
+
+If neither applies, you MUST NOT invent a field name from training data. Pick the closest documented field, OR pass the entire \`$json\` object, OR add an explicit \`Set\` node upstream that creates the field.
+
+**Common Gmail mistake:** writing \`{{ $json.subject }}\` — Gmail's \`getAll\` operation returns \`snippet\` (top-level) and \`payload.headers\` (an array of \`{name, value}\` entries; extract Subject by filtering \`name == 'Subject'\`). Use the schema, not your guess.
+
+**Reference your own intermediate nodes precisely.** If a Code or Function node emits a field named \`concatenated_snippet\`, downstream nodes must reference exactly \`concatenated_snippet\` — not \`concatenate_snippet\`, not \`concatenatedSnippet\`. Typos are not auto-corrected; copy the field name verbatim from the upstream node.
+
+---
+
+## **Handling Incomplete or Ambiguous Prompts**
+
+The workflow will be shown to the user as a preview before deployment. Use the \`_meta\` field to communicate assumptions, suggestions, and clarification needs.
+
+When the user prompt lacks specific details:
+
+1. **Make reasonable assumptions** based on common use cases
+2. **Use sensible defaults**:
+   - Email service: Prefer Gmail over generic SMTP
+   - Schedule: Default to daily at 9 AM if frequency not specified
+   - Data format: Use JSON for structured data
+
+3. **Always include a \`_meta\` field** documenting your reasoning:
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "name": "Workflow Name",
+  "nodes": [...],
+  "connections": {...},
+  "_meta": {
+    "assumptions": [
+      "Using Gmail as email service (not specified)",
+      "Running daily at 9 AM (frequency not specified)"
+    ],
+    "suggestions": [
+      "Consider adding error notification to Slack",
+      "You may want to filter payments by status"
+    ],
+    "requiresClarification": []
+  }
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+4. **Use \`requiresClarification\` aggressively** when:
+   - The request is so vague that you cannot determine which services to use (e.g. "automate something", "help me with work")
+   - Critical parameters are missing AND cannot be reasonably inferred (e.g. "send data" — send where? what data?)
+   - Multiple fundamentally different interpretations exist (e.g. "connect my CRM" — which CRM? what operation?)
+   - The request names a service but gives no indication of what action to perform on it
+   - The user references a target (server, channel, chat, contact) by name OR generically (*"Discord"*, *"my channel"*) and \`## Runtime Facts\` does NOT contain a matching entry
+
+5. **Do NOT use \`requiresClarification\`** for:
+   - Minor details that have sensible defaults (schedule frequency, email subject, timezone)
+   - Preferences that can be changed later (formatting, specific field mappings)
+   - Things you can reasonably infer from context
+   - Targets you can resolve directly from \`## Runtime Facts\` — those MUST be filled in, not asked about
+
+6. **Structured ClarificationRequest format (preferred when a specific node parameter is unresolved).** Each item in \`requiresClarification\` may be a free-text string OR an object of the form:
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "kind": "target_channel" | "target_server" | "recipient" | "value" | "free_text",
+  "platform": "discord" | "slack" | "telegram" | "gmail" | "...",
+  "scope": { "guildId": "<numeric id>" },
+  "question": "Short user-facing question.",
+  "paramPath": "nodes["Discord Send"].parameters.channelId"
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+  - Use \`kind: "target_server"\` when the platform is known but the server/guild/workspace is not.
+  - Use \`kind: "target_channel"\` when the server is known (set \`scope.guildId\` to the resolved guild id) but the specific channel is ambiguous or missing.
+  - Use \`kind: "recipient"\` for an unresolved DM target / email address.
+  - Use \`kind: "value"\` for any other unresolved scalar parameter.
+  - Use \`kind: "free_text"\` (or a plain string) when no specific node parameter maps to the missing information.
+  - \`paramPath\` MUST point at the exact JSON path inside the workflow draft where the user's choice should land. Use bracketed string syntax for keys with spaces or quotes (\`nodes["Discord Send"].parameters.channelId\`). Stop populating that parameter — leave it absent — so the host can patch it after the user picks.
+  - Always include a \`question\` short enough to fit above a row of buttons (≤ 60 chars when possible).
+
+**Examples:**
+
+Prompt: "Send me Stripe payment summaries via Gmail every Monday"
+→ Clear enough. Generate workflow. \`requiresClarification: []\`. Document email address assumption in \`assumptions\`.
+
+Prompt: "automate my business"
+→ Too vague. Generate a minimal best-guess workflow and set \`requiresClarification: ["What specific task or process would you like to automate?", "Which services or tools are involved?"]\`.
+
+Prompt: "connect Slack and Gmail"
+→ Ambiguous action. \`requiresClarification: ["What should happen between Slack and Gmail? For example: forward emails to Slack, post Slack messages via email, etc."]\`. Still generate a best-guess workflow.
+
+Prompt: "post a daily reminder to Cozy Devs" (Runtime Facts has Cozy Devs guild with channels #general, #alerts)
+→ Server resolves to the Cozy Devs guild id, but channel is ambiguous. Use \`guildId\` from facts; leave \`channelId\` unset and emit:
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "kind": "target_channel",
+  "platform": "discord",
+  "scope": { "guildId": "1234567890" },
+  "question": "Which channel in Cozy Devs?",
+  "paramPath": "nodes["Discord Send"].parameters.channelId"
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+Prompt: "send me a daily reminder on Discord" (Runtime Facts lists user's Discord guilds)
+→ No specific server named. Emit a server-picker clarification first:
+
+\`\`\`json
+{
+  "kind": "target_server",
+  "platform": "discord",
+  "question": "Which Discord server should I post to?",
+  "paramPath": "nodes["Discord Send"].parameters.guildId"
+}
+\`\`\`
+
+  Then a chained channel-picker clarification with \`scope.guildId\` and \`paramPath\` for \`channelId\`. Do not invent ids; the host will patch both after the user picks.
+
+---
+
+**IMPORTANT**: Always generate a complete, valid workflow even if assumptions are made. Never leave placeholders or incomplete nodes. The \`requiresClarification\` questions will be shown to the user alongside the preview — they can then refine their request.
+`;

package/src/utils/workflow-prompts/workflowMatching.ts

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+export const WORKFLOW_MATCHING_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `You are a workflow matching assistant. Your job is to analyze a user's request and match it to the most appropriate workflow from their available workflows.
+
+Consider:
+- Keywords and phrases in the workflow name that match the request
+- The semantic meaning and intent of the user's request
+- Context clues about what the workflow might do
+
+Rules:
+- Only return "high" confidence if the match is obvious and unambiguous
+- Return "medium" if there's a likely match but some ambiguity
+- Return "low" if there's a weak connection
+- Return "none" if no workflow matches the request
+- If multiple workflows match equally well, include all in matches array and set lower confidence
+
+Respond with structured JSON-style fields:
+matchedWorkflowId: best matching workflow ID, or null if no good match
+confidence: high | medium | low | none
+matches:
+  - id: workflow ID
+    name: workflow name
+    score: 0-100
+reason: brief explanation`;