Workflow
Understand the workspace
Know which files describe the workflow, an experiment, and its published identity.
A newly initialized workspace separates durable workflow settings from numbered
experiments:
Commit your agent source, workflow file, and experiment manifest when they are
part of your project history. Treat the lock file as Droyd-managed identity:
keep it with the experiment, but do not hand-edit remote IDs.
Never put provider credentials, recovery phrases, wallet passwords, tokens, or
private keys in any workspace file. Create a new numbered experiment for a
change you want to compare instead of rewriting a prior evaluated snapshot.