Workflow interoperability

The workflow front contains portable declarative intent rather than a runnable workflow object.

import type { WorkflowExecutionPlan } from "@geekist/llm-core";

declare const portableIntent: WorkflowExecutionPlan;
declare const langGraphTarget: {
  compile(plan: WorkflowExecutionPlan): Promise<unknown>;
};

const nativeGraph = await langGraphTarget.compile(portableIntent);

console.log(nativeGraph);

Runtime adapters qualify exact portable and native operations independently. A supported portable workflow-intent operation does not imply support for a native graph, durable history, reducer, checkpoint, interrupt, signal, retry, or scheduling operation. Native operations retain their runtime identity and ownership; unpreserved applicable operations are unsupported.

Controlled-effect contracts and internal conformance fixtures remain in the kernel, but applications do not import a kernel-owned runWorkflow or resumeWorkflow engine.