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[workshop-sync] workshop/21-inline-sub-agents.md: inconsistent workflow filename and broken engines anchor link

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Open workshop/21-inline-sub-agents.md and check its workflow filename references against workshop/07-your-first-workflow.md and the later workshop steps. Update the inconsistent filename references and correct the engines reference anchor; the issue lists the intended filename and anchor. Done when the file uses .github/workflows/daily-report-status.md consistently and the link targets #built-in-ai-engines.

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Workshop file reviewed

workshop/21-inline-sub-agents.md

Problem 1 — workflow filename inconsistency

This step refers to the learner's workflow file as .github/workflows/daily-status.md throughout (prompt example, sub-agent block path, and terminal path), for example:

/agentic-workflows update .github/workflows/daily-status.md to add an inline sub-agent named \issue-summarizer`...`

However, the canonical file created in Step 7 is .github/workflows/daily-report-status.md, and most later steps (14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 24–28) also use daily-report-status.md. Steps 15, 16, 21, 22, 23 inconsistently use daily-status.md instead, which will break the copy-paste prompts and the git commit instructions for learners following the main path.

Problem 2 — broken anchor link

The line:

Want the full rules for names, frontmatter, model aliases, and block placement?

links to the anchor #available-coding-agents, which does not exist on the live engines reference page. The actual anchor is #built-in-ai-engines (confirmed by fetching https://github.github.com/gh-aw/reference/engines/ and inspecting heading IDs — the only matching anchors are #built-in-ai-engines and #extended-coding-agent-configuration).

Current correct syntax

  • Replace .github/workflows/daily-status.md with .github/workflows/daily-report-status.md throughout this file to match the workflow name used in Step 7 and most of the curriculum.
  • Replace the broken anchor with https://github.github.com/gh-aw/reference/engines/#built-in-ai-engines.

Suggested fix

  1. Update all instances of daily-status.md / "daily-status workflow" in workshop/21-inline-sub-agents.md to daily-report-status.md / "daily-report-status workflow".
  2. Update the model-aliases link to point to #built-in-ai-engines.

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