wiqd Core · Agentic workflows
wiqd Core · Agentic workflows
Section titled “wiqd Core · Agentic workflows”Workflow files
Section titled “Workflow files”| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
workflows/wiqd-core.md | Native lifecycle: create, edit with source prechecks, provision, package, share, publish, delete, environments, migration, and localization. |
workflows/plugin.md | Standalone reusable plugin authoring and lifecycle. |
workflows/partner-center.md | 3P Partner Center publishing guidance. |
Reference files
Section titled “Reference files”The extension contributes reference material under packages/wiqd-ext-core/references/, including authoring, schema, provisioning, packaging, sharing, validation, localization, API plugin, MCP plugin, authentication, and workspace-gate guidance.
Explicit validation and identified-finding repair belong to the validation workflow
from microsoft.validate. Core lifecycle prechecks explicitly use --mode source with the same
project/environment; they do not build a ZIP merely to check source. Package validation uses
Core’s typed TDP API; Marketplace includes TDP and StoreOps on one ZIP. There is no experiment
selector or ATK fallback, and these workflow gates do not force new backend validation.
Editing the default response mode
Section titled “Editing the default response mode”Ask wiqd to set the agent’s default response mode to Auto, Quick response, or
Think deeper. The workflow preserves unrelated manifest content and never
silently upgrades the manifest version.
Before editing, it fetches the manifest version’s canonical Microsoft schema and
reads the complete resolved default_response_mode property. The lookup must
show both type: string and the allowed enum; finding the enum alone is not
enough. Missing or incompatible schema evidence stops the edit.
After the edit, the workflow source-checks the saved project with the provisioning path/environment. An explicit request not to deploy or provision suppresses provision, but does not skip validation.