Claude workflow
Turn a Claude workflow into a Lumenbase Routine
Describe a job you repeat and get a draft Routine in Lumenbase that runs it on its own.
What does this workflow do?
Some jobs should not wait for you to open a chat. Describe what should happen and when, and Claude reads the starts and steps Lumenbase offers, proposes a Routine and points out anything it cannot do. After you confirm, it saves the Routine as a draft for you to review and switch on in Lumenbase.
The prompt
Copy it into a chat with Lumenbase turned on. Fields in square brackets are yours to fill in.
Use the Lumenbase connector. I want this to run on its own in Lumenbase: [job] 1. Call fetch_automation_options to see which starts and steps are available. 2. Propose a Routine: what starts it, each step, and what it changes. Point out anything it cannot do. 3. After I confirm, create it with create_automation. It is saved as a draft for me to review and switch on in Lumenbase.
Run it as /build_routine_from_chat in Claude.
Fields you can fill in
job(required): What should happen, and when. For example: every Monday, list deals quiet for 14 days and create a follow-up task for each owner.
Tools it calls
In the order the prompt uses them.
- Find Routine steps and read their settings · Read
Routine building blocks. search: step ids. operation: one step id's settings (entity: trigger record).
- Create a draft Routine · Write
Create a Routine as a DRAFT: one trigger, then steps in order (steps) and/or graph changes (operations: add_node, connect with branch or outcome, as Create with Lumo makes them).
What to check before you approve
- What starts the Routine is what you meant: an event, a schedule or a list.
- Each step changes only what you expect.
- Steps that send messages wait for review.
Common questions
Sources and scope
The prompt and its tool list come from the Lumenbase MCP workflow catalog, the same list the connector serves.
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