What problem does it solve? Moving Okta Workflows between Preview/sandbox and Production orgs breaks in non-obvious ways: exports strip all connection information and table data, imports fail on broken helper-flow references, and flopack templates fail CI validation when schema rules are violated. This Skill documents those four quirks so deployments succeed on the first attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Export/Import Behavior: Explains that exports remove all connection information and table data, so card connections must be restored and tables are recreated empty from schema only. - Broken Reference Remapping: Covers how missing helper flows block import completion until a replacement flow is specified. - Flopack Schema Validation: Details workflow.flopack and workflow.json rules including the 50-character name limit matching the folder, connector names matching connectors.json, folder regex ^[a-z0-9_]{2,50}$, and the details object matching the flopack exactly. - Folder Constraints: Documents the maximum folder depth of 5 and that duplicating a folder copies table schema but not data. - Use Case: When promoting a set of flows from a sandbox org to Production, use this Skill to anticipate empty tables, restore card connections, remap missing helper flows, and pass CI validation on the flopack template. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to walk you through exporting an Okta Workflows folder from your Preview org and importing it into Production, including restoring connections and fixing broken references.