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# Test Runtime Workflow


Only act if the label that was just added matches one of:

- `ai:test-runtime-workflow` - run ALL workflows

## Instructions

This workflow demonstrates the `dispatch-workflow` safe output capability. You can trigger other workflows by outputting a `dispatch_workflow` request.

### Example: Dispatch a workflow

To dispatch the `worker-workflow` with input parameters, output a JSON entry like this:

```json
{
"type": "dispatch_workflow",
"workflow_name": "worker-workflow",
"inputs": {
"campaign_id": "bootstrap-123",
"payload": "{\"target\": \"repositories\"}"
}
}
```

The available workflows you can dispatch are: `add-name`, `add-emojis`.
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