You can automate repetitive tasks right from your command line. The asc workflow tool helps you define, validate, run, and resume multi-step automations stored in your repository. These workflows run trusted shell commands and keep output clean and readable.
Workflows live in a file called .asc/workflow.json inside your project. You can write steps that run shell commands, call other workflows, and even declare outputs for later use. The tool also supports conditional steps and environment variables to make your automations flexible.
You can preview a workflow with a dry run before executing it. If a run fails and can be recovered, you can resume it using its run ID. This skill is useful for developers who want to run release pipelines, TestFlight distributions, or any other sequence of commands right from their terminal.
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