base44-platform-workflows

Base44 workflows: trigger-driven automated processes defined as CNCF Serverless Workflow files under base44/workflows/ (scheduled, entity, connector, in-app agent, auth, publish and payment triggers; call, wait and switch steps; jq expressions), with the full authoring guide, plus the legacy automations pipeline for apps that predate workflows. Use for any 'when X happens, do Y' or 'every N hours, do Y'.

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Base44 workflows

Workflows is the default pipeline: a .jsonc envelope under base44/workflows/ is live once written. An app whose profile says automation_pipeline: legacy_automations uses the automations reference instead.

Requires the Builder plan or above. The workspace's entitlement is reported by the agent-profile endpoint; on a lower plan the platform rejects the operation.

Pick the reference for this app

Determine the app profile first. Call GET /api/apps/{app_id}/agent-profile (over the Base44 MCP execute_api tool, or with your Base44 CLI token); it returns the framework, app type, runtime, entitlements and the exact reference files to read. Without it, detect from the project files: src/routes/__root.* and src/routeTree.gen.ts mean TanStack Start; app/_layout.* means a native mobile (Expo) app; otherwise it is a Vite SPA.

Profile	Read
Web app, Vite SPA (the default web template)	Workflows (Vite SPA and mobile: steps call backend functions), Legacy automations (apps that predate workflows)
Web app, TanStack Start	Workflows (TanStack Start: steps call server routes)
Native mobile app (Expo, React Native)	Workflows (Vite SPA and mobile: steps call backend functions), Legacy automations (mobile apps that predate workflows)

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  "tool": "retrieve_skill_bundle",
  "arguments": {
    "query": "base44-platform-workflows"
  }
}

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