Adaptive Workflows

Automatic failure detection and remediation paths for resilient workflows

Adaptive workflows automatically detect failures during execution and provide remediation paths to recover without abandoning progress.

How It Works

When a workflow phase fails, Bootspring:

  1. Detects the failure type (testing, security, performance, deployment, database)
  2. Suggests a remediation path with specific steps
  3. Guides you through recovery with the right agents
  4. Resumes the workflow once the issue is resolved
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Normal Workflow │ │ Phase 1 ───▶ Phase 2 ───▶ Phase 3 ───▶ Complete │ └───────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────┘ │ Failure ▼ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ Remediation Path │ │ Diagnose ───▶ Fix ───▶ Verify ───▶ Resume │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Supported Failure Types

Failure TypeTriggerRemediation StepsAgent
TestingTests fail during a workflow phaseAnalyze failures, fix issues, rerun teststesting-expert, code-review-expert
SecuritySecurity vulnerabilities detectedSecurity audit, remediate, verifysecurity-expert
PerformancePerformance metrics not metProfile, optimize, benchmarkperformance-expert
DeploymentDeployment failsDiagnose, fix config, retry deploydevops-expert
DatabaseDatabase operations failAnalyze schema, fix migration, verify datadatabase-expert

Using Adaptive Workflows

Reporting a Failure

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Starting Remediation

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Advancing Through Remediation

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Completing Remediation

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Best Practices

  1. Be specific - Include details when reporting failures
  2. Follow the path - Trust the remediation steps in order
  3. Verify before resuming - Ensure the fix actually works
  4. Learn from failures - Check failure history for patterns