output-dev-folder-structure

A standard Output SDK workflow folder structure enforces strict placement rules for core files like workflow.ts, steps.ts, types.ts, and scenarios/ to ensure consistency and accelerate developer onboarding.

For multiple workflows, you can transition from a flat file layout to a folder-based organization. This approach scales with project size while preserving strict component location rules for required files like workflow.ts and steps.ts.

You should add optional directories like scripts, references, and assets when your workflow project requires supplementary resources beyond the core components, providing guidance on naming conventions and import boundaries as needed.

Yes, standardizing the workflow folder structure enforces strict naming and placement rules for required files such as workflow.ts, steps.ts, types.ts, prompts, and scenarios to enable reliable tooling and automation.

The best way to validate an Output SDK workflow project layout is to apply standardized conventions for creating and organizing workflows, checking that required files and optional components follow the recommended root structure.