Multi-Skill Workflows

Skill Composition

Chain multiple skills in one task:

Research industry trends, compile an analysis report, then generate a presentation

LanMate calls them step by step: research skill → document skill → PPT skill. Each intermediate result becomes the input to the next step.

Scheduled Task Chains

Chain several scheduled tasks into an automated pipeline:

Each task stores its output at a fixed path, and the next stage references that path.

Taskboard Pipelines

The board supports custom workflows (rules for moving between columns):

1. A visual flow editor with drag and drop
2. Define state transition rules (e.g., Todo → In Progress → In Review → Done)
3. Tasks LanMate dispatches enter In Review automatically once finished
4. Completion moves a card into awaiting review; after acceptance you move it to Done manually (custom transitions can add automatic edges)

Go further and hand the whole pipeline to orchestration: create an orchestration parent task listing its sub-task dependencies, and the scheduler dispatches them one by one along the dependency DAG — when upstream finishes, downstream starts automatically. For a vague, large requirement, triage can also break it into dependency-linked sub-cards in one click.

Lansenger Channel Triggers

Mentioning the bot in a Lansenger group can trigger a full workflow:

@LanMateBot Start the weekly report workflow

LanMate executes the preset steps. Group chats send only the final conclusion by default; to push progress step by step, change the reply mode to “send all text” in the channel conversation settings.

Parallel Sub-Agents

Large tasks can be split into sub-tasks that the main agent hands to several sub-agents in parallel:

Split these 100 contracts into 5 groups and review them in parallel

Five sub-agents work simultaneously, each producing its own review results, and the main agent consolidates them into one report.