What can be added to a workflow to provide more context and detail about the process?

Adding annotations and comments to a workflow enhances its context and detail by providing clarity about the processes involved. Annotations can include explanations of why certain steps are taken, any important considerations, and the intended results. This detail serves as a guide for anyone who may review the workflow in the future, helping to facilitate understanding and ensure consistency in execution.

While user comments, status updates, and error logs have their separate roles in workflow management, they do not specifically focus on enhancing the overall clarity and understanding of the process itself. User comments can provide feedback or notes, status updates can indicate progress, and error logs document issues encountered, but they do not systematically enrich the workflow documentation like annotations and comments do. Thus, the inclusion of annotations and comments stands out as the best approach to provide a comprehensive context within a workflow.