flows
Design, run, and manage AI automation flows
astonish flows
Section titled “astonish flows”Work with AI automation flows.
Subcommands
Section titled “Subcommands”| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
run <name> | Execute a flow |
list | List available flows |
show <name> | Visualize flow structure |
edit <name> | Edit flow YAML in default editor |
import <file> | Import a flow from YAML file |
remove <name> | Remove a flow |
store | Browse and install flows from stores |
flows run flags
Section titled “flows run flags”| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--provider | string | from config | LLM provider |
--model | string | from config | Model name |
-p | string | Parameter as key=value (repeatable) | |
--browser | bool | false | Launch with embedded browser UI |
--port | int | 8080 | Port for browser UI |
--debug | bool | false | Show tool inputs/responses |
--auto-approve | bool | false | Auto-approve tool executions |
Examples
Section titled “Examples”astonish flows run my-flow # Run a flowastonish flows run my-flow -p name="John" # With parametersastonish flows run my-flow --provider openai # Specific providerastonish flows list # List local flowsastonish flows import ./workflow.yaml --as my-flow # Import and renameflows store subcommands
Section titled “flows store subcommands”| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
list | List flows from taps (supports --tag filter) |
install <name> | Install a flow from a tap |
uninstall <name> | Remove an installed flow |
update | Update all tap manifests |
search <query> | Search for flows |