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Expand Up @@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ if __name__ == "__main__":

### Workflow Definition
- Use `@workflow.defn` decorator on class
- Put any state initialization logic in the `__init__` of your workflow class to guarantee that it happens before signals/updates arrive. If your state initialization logic requires the workflow parameters, then add the `@workflow.init` decorator and parameters to your `__init__`.
- Use `@workflow.run` on the entry point method
- Must be async (`async def`)
- Use `@workflow.signal`, `@workflow.query`, `@workflow.update` for handlers
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