AUTOMATION
Build a state machine-constrained agent workflow
Use Statewright to create reliable multi-step agent workflows with formal state transitions
Updated: 5/15/2026
Difficulty
medium
Time
30m
Use Case
Software engineering tasks like bug fixing, code generation, and testing with guaranteed tool access constraints per workflow phase
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About this automation
Create a visual state machine in Statewright that defines distinct phases (planning, implementation, testing) with specific tool access, iteration limits, and valid transitions. Integrate via MCP into Claude Code to enforce guardrails automatically at each state.
How to implement
1
Define workflow states: planning (read-only tools), implementation (edit tools), testing (bash testing only)
2
Set tool restrictions and iteration limits per state
3
Define state transitions and guards
4
Integrate with Claude Code via MCP plugin
5
Test workflow with smaller models (13-20B parameter range)
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Visualize failure paths and retry loops in the editor
7
Deploy and monitor state transitions