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