@loopstack/hitl-ask-user-example-workflow

Demonstrates how to prompt the user for free-text input from inside a workflow using the AskUserWorkflow from @loopstack/hitl. The user’s answer is captured and echoed back as an assistant message.

By using this example you’ll get…

• A parent workflow that launches AskUserWorkflow as a sub-workflow with a callback
• A concrete pattern for waiting on human input without blocking the worker
• An AskUserDocument rendered in the UI while the workflow is paused

Installation

npm install @loopstack/hitl-ask-user-example-workflow

The package depends on @loopstack/hitl.

Then register the module in your app:

import { StudioApp } from '@loopstack/common';
import { HitlAskUserExampleModule, HitlAskUserExampleWorkflow } from '@loopstack/hitl-ask-user-example-workflow';
 
@StudioApp({
  title: 'HITL Ask User Example',
  workflows: [HitlAskUserExampleWorkflow],
})
@Module({
  imports: [HitlAskUserExampleModule],
})
export class MyAppModule {}

How It Works

1. The workflow starts and calls AskUserWorkflow.run({ question }) as a sub-workflow.
2. The sub-workflow renders an AskUserDocument and stops at waiting_for_user.
3. When the user submits an answer, the sub-workflow finishes and the parent’s callback fires.
4. The parent saves a MessageDocument with the answer and ends.

Public API

• HitlAskUserExampleModule
• HitlAskUserExampleWorkflow

Dependencies

• @loopstack/common
• @loopstack/hitl