One-Click Self-Improving Workflow Creation
FlyingTriangle · reddit · 2026-07-19
The author introduces a library called orchflows: instead of stacking manifesto/skills files, it breaks capabilities down into composable skill primitives that are then assembled into workflows.
Core concepts include:
- Skills can call each other; as models grow stronger, over-specifying actually degrades quality.
- Workflows automatically route to the "minimal necessary" sub-workflows.
- Self-improving is treated as a first-class capability, allowing users to build a "self-improving loop" with a single prompt.
The author views this as a programming language for orchestrator + subagent patterns. It works with Claude and Codex, offering greater flexibility than traditional dynamic workflows.
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