playbooks

Define YAML trigger-to-action playbooks for automated message handling.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud --skill playbooks-cerisonautomation
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Skill: playbooks
Source: https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud/tree/main/assistant/src/config/bundled-skills/playbooks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CerisonAutomation/clud --skill playbooks-cerisonautomation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the problem of manually triaging and responding to recurring incoming messages by turning matching patterns into consistent trigger-action workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Trigger-action automation: Define how the assistant should handle messages that match a pattern, including what to do and where it applies.
  • Channel and category routing: Scope rules to specific channels (or all channels) and group them by category for easier management.
  • Controlled autonomy and prioritization: Choose whether rules run automatically, draft for review, or only notify, and resolve overlaps using numeric priority.

Example use case: You receive frequent meeting requests via a specific inbox or chat channel and want consistent scheduling proposals with the right review level and precedence.

Quick Start

Create a playbook with trigger "meeting request", action "check availability and propose 3 time slots", channel "*", category "scheduling", autonomy_level "draft", and priority 10.

Frequently Asked Questions about playbooks

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate message triage for incoming communications?

Automate message triage by defining YAML-based trigger-action playbooks that match incoming message patterns and route them to predefined natural-language actions across your channels.

What is a trigger-action playbook for message routing?

A trigger-action playbook is a YAML rule that maps matching message patterns to specific routing actions, with optional scoping by channel, category, autonomy level, and numeric priority.

How do I set up message routing rules for specific channels?

Set up channel-specific routing by defining a playbook with the optional channel parameter, or use an asterisk to apply the trigger-action rule across all communication channels.

Can I control the autonomy level for automated message handling?

Control automation by setting the autonomy_level parameter in your playbook, which determines whether matched messages run automatically, generate a draft for review, or only send a notification.

How do I resolve overlapping automation rules in message prioritization?

Resolve overlapping automation rules by assigning a numeric priority value to each playbook, ensuring that higher-priority trigger-action rules take precedence when multiple patterns match.

How do I manage and update existing message routing playbooks?

Manage existing playbooks using the playbook_list, playbook_update, and playbook_delete commands to review, modify, or remove your active trigger-action routing rules.