workflows-run

Run Archon SDLC workflows with project-aware defaults by launching named workflows via the command line and monitoring live output. The system automates execution, applies input validation, and captures artefacts in isolated workspaces.

Yes, you can resume failed Archon workflow runs while preserving workspaces. The system offers options to cherry-pick or keep existing workspaces, applying robust error handling to ensure no prior artefacts are lost during recovery.

Isolated workspace management preprocesses workflows for containerized execution, ensuring reliable discovery and separation of runs. This isolates artefacts per run, providing dedicated dashboards and preventing cross-contamination between concurrent CI/CD pipeline executions.

Monitoring and reporting artefacts across SDLC workflows is handled by launching Archon runs with automatic artefact capture and per-run dashboards. This tracks results across multi-node runs, offering options to cherry-pick or preserve workspaces after completion.

Containerized execution is used to preprocess workflows for reliable discovery within isolated workspaces. This approach ensures environment consistency and robust error handling during multi-node runs in modern CI/CD pipelines.

Archon workflow runs require input validation to enforce reliable delivery and prevent execution errors. This validation step is applied before coordinating multi-node runs, ensuring robust error handling and resumable runs within isolated workspaces.