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Chaining skills sequences them into a workflow by mapping outputs from one skill as inputs to the next. Define the handoff points, specify data transformations between steps, and the orchestration engine executes them in order, passing results automatically through the pipeline.

Conditional logic in workflow orchestration uses if-then-else branching to route execution based on step results. Define conditions on skill outputs, and the workflow automatically selects which subsequent skill runs, enabling dynamic decision-making without manual intervention.

Built-in error handling catches failures at any step and provides fallback options. You define recovery actions—retry, skip to alternate skill, or terminate—so composite workflows fail gracefully rather than halt unexpectedly, maintaining data continuity across the chain.

Input-output mapping transforms outputs from one skill into the format the next skill expects. Define field mappings, apply data transformations, and specify how results flow through each handoff, ensuring compatible data shapes across the entire composite skill definition.

Yes, the orchestration engine executes the entire composite skill end-to-end, processing all sequential steps, applying conditional branches, and handling errors automatically. It returns aggregated results from all steps, eliminating manual step-by-step invocation.