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Template rendering removed from most DOT attributes. Node label, model, provider, speed, edge label, and condition are no longer rendered as templates — {{ ... }} and {% ... %} in those attributes is now literal text. Workflows that still use template syntax in a demoted attribute get a detemplated_attribute warning so you can migrate. condition routing expressions are unaffected; only the template pre-render step is gone.

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Workflow templates scoped to prompt and goal

Full template rendering in DOT workflows is now limited to the two content fields that legitimately need it: the node prompt and the graph goal, which can reference {{ inputs.* }} and {{ goal }}. Every other graph, node, and edge attribute is a plain value. This makes workflow files easier to reason about — an attribute like model or condition always means exactly what it says, instead of potentially being a template that resolves to something else at run time. output_schema is now a plain string or @file reference rather than a template; @file references still inline the file’s contents.