continue-workflow-execution

To resume a paused terminal workflow execution, you can use a continue signal to instruct the system to move on to the next agent node. This action proceeds with the multi-step workflow.

You need to send a continue signal when an AI agent node completes its task, produces an output file, and the terminal workflow is waiting for user input to proceed to the next step.

To continue an AI agent workflow after it generates an output file, you run a command that sends a continuation signal, allowing the system to process the output and advance the execution.

Yes, resuming a workflow execution requires a CLI bridge to safely send the continue signal to the waiting agent node and interpret the acceptance status for the workflow.

If the workflow continue signal is not accepted, the CLI bridge fails to interpret the acceptance status, preventing the multi-step terminal workflow from safely advancing to the next node.

No, this continues a running terminal workflow execution by signaling the current agent node to proceed to the next step, rather than skipping nodes or altering the workflow sequence.