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flowz-skill

v0.1.3

Published

Install the Flowz workflow.md Claude Code skill into your project

Readme

flowz-skill

A Claude Code skill that guides you through building a workflow.md for your project — conversationally, without the visual editor.

Install

npx flowz-skill

This copies the skill files into .agents/skills/flowz/ in your current project:

.agents/skills/flowz/
  SKILL.md       # skill definition (read by Claude Code)
  README.md      # this file
  examples/
    discovery.md   # example workflow file
    full-stack.md  # example full-stack workspace manifest

Use

In a Claude Code session, invoke the skill:

/flowz

Claude will:

  1. Inspect your project for existing workflow files and tech stack context
  2. Walk you through defining workflows, steps, agents, and tools
  3. Write workflow.md (the manifest) and workflows/*.md (workflow files) to your project root

What gets created

your-project/
  workflow.md              ← manifest index (~200 tokens)
  workflows/
    discovery.md           ← one file per workflow
    development.md
    delivery.md

Format spec

See ../docs/workflow-md.md or lets-flowz.vercel.app/workflow_md for the full format specification, field reference, and token budget methodology.

Visual editor

To edit workflows visually, open lets-flowz.vercel.app/canvas and import your workflow.md or the workspace .json file.

Contributing

The skill source lives in skill/ in the Flowz repository. PRs welcome.

License

Apache 2.0