We cook. Everybody eats. AgentWorkforce/flows-cookbook is a growing collection of single-file recipes — copy one, point it at your repo, run it locally or deploy it on our infrastructure at agentrelay.com/flows. Every recipe was run for real before it was published: see its README for the run link and exactly what was exercised.
npm install -g relayflows
npm install --save-dev @relayflows/surfaceGetting started
cloud-gates
One step, one gate — confirms your setup works before you build on it.
prospect-demo
Generate a message with an LLM, post it to Slack.
cloud-gates: 
prospect-demo:
Automations
stale-issues
Triage every open issue on a schedule — stale vs. needs-attention, not just "quiet for N days" — and post a Slack digest.
stale-prs
Same shape, for pull requests: ready-to-merge, needs-review, needs-author, or abandoned.
stale-issues:
stale-prs:
Review
Software Factory
An issue becomes a pull request: implementation agent → deterministic tests, run outside the agent → adversarial review agent that must write an explicit verdict → PR for a human.
flows deploy software-factory/software-factory.flow.ts \
--repo acme/api --on linear:team=ENG --approver you
--on also takes github:labels=agent, jira:project=OPS, shortcut:workspace=… or slack:channel=#eng. flows deployments lists what's listening; flows undeploy <id> stops it.
Coming soon
Four more recipes are real but currently blocked on upstream work in flows — the cookbook's README tracks each one against its blocking issue instead of quietly leaving it out: a two-sandbox dependency upgrade bot, a three-lens PR review pipeline, a research-then-fact-checked social post pipeline, and a multi-model research fan-out.