Windsurf Workflows Templates

1What it does

The workflows half of the kinopeee v5 pack — slash-command-style playbooks that automate common git operations: commit, push, and PR creation flows written as .md workflow files under .agent/workflows/ (with a .windsurf/workflows/ mirror for Windsurf). Each file is a numbered procedure — gather diff context, apply the pack's commit/PR format rules, execute, verify — designed to turn a multi-step ritual into one invocation. They pair with the rules files in the same repo: the rules enforce what a good commit or PR looks like, the workflows encode how to produce one. In Antigravity's current customization model, however, workflows are a deprecated surface — these files remain useful as readable procedures and as source material to port into SKILL.md packages.

2When to use it

Reach for it in exactly two situations: you're running an older Antigravity build or a Windsurf setup where workflows still load (the .windsurf/workflows/ tree is current for that editor), or you're porting — the files are excellent source for skills because each is already a complete procedure with inputs, steps and checks, and the port is mostly repackaging into SKILL.md frontmatter. Do not install expecting native Antigravity support — the deprecated hub exists because workflows no longer load in current Antigravity, and a workflow file on disk does nothing there. If you only want the commit/PR conventions without the command automation, the rules half of the same pack is the live path.

3How to get started

For reference reading, clone the repo and read en/.agent/workflows/ directly — each file is self-contained prose. For a live Windsurf install, copy the workflow files into .windsurf/workflows/ alongside the rules; for Antigravity the supported move is porting: take a workflow's numbered steps, wrap them in SKILL.md (name, description for activation matching, the procedure as the body, bundled scripts if the workflow calls helpers), and place it in .agents/skills/ — the skills hub entry for this directory covers the format in depth. The repo's doc/rules-and-workflows.md explains the author's intended division of labor between the two surfaces.

4Configuration

Configuration is the same as the rules pack: file selection and language variant (en/ vs ja/). The workflows assume the sibling rules are present — the commit workflow defers to commit-message-format.md for its output shape, so porting a workflow without the matching rule gives you a procedure with no style contract. When porting to skills, the natural mapping is one workflow → one skill: the workflow's name becomes the skill name, its trigger description becomes the skill description, and the numbered procedure becomes the body verbatim.

5Things to know

• Deprecated surface — listed here because the repo is real, the content is good, and the migration path (workflows → skills) is the documented direction; new installs should target the skills copy.
• The .windsurf/ mirror is not deprecated — Windsurf still loads workflows; the deprecation is Antigravity-specific.
• MIT-licensed and small — each file is a readable procedure worth studying even if you write your own skills from scratch.
• Pair with the rules half: the same repo's .agent/rules/ files are the live installable part for current Antigravity. - Even as legacy material it is the best-documented migration source — the files' structure (trigger, steps, verification) maps almost one-to-one onto SKILL.md anatomy.
• Workflow files double as audit records — each numbered procedure is readable enough to serve as a team's written release checklist even outside any agent.
• The deprecation is policy, not file format — nothing breaks if the files sit in .agent/workflows/; they simply are not loaded, which is why porting beats deleting.
• For teams on Windsurf, these remain first-class installables — the deprecation is Antigravity's roadmap, not a verdict on the content; the .windsurf/ tree is the live install path.
• MIT license means the porting exercise is yours to keep — adapted skills derived from these playbooks carry the same permissive terms.

6Related on the map

References

• Workflows directory
• Antigravity skills documentation