horsies-rust-quick-reference

To register and start workflows in Horsies Rust, you define task and workflow structures with required frontmatter, then dispatch them using the runtime's sending and starting patterns for zero-param or parameterized execution.

A Horsies Rust workflow is a structured runtime pattern for task orchestration. Dynamic execution is needed when you must parameterize workflows or start tasks at runtime rather than using static, zero-param definitions.

Yes, Horsies Rust requires a specific frontmatter entry for task registration. The quick reference documents this mandatory frontmatter alongside example usage and architectural guidance to ensure correct task and workflow definitions.

Horsies Rust runtime patterns define specific error semantics and safety considerations for task dispatch and dynamic execution. The reference enumerates these constraints to guide safe architectural decisions during workflow configuration.

You configure zero-param and parameterized workflows in Rust by applying the Horsies runtime patterns for sending and starting tasks. The reference provides example snippets demonstrating both static and dynamic execution setups.