openlogos flow show

Display the dev-flow orchestration as a read-only tree of subflows, nodes, gates and loops. By default it prints the built-in flow template; with --resolved it applies the project’s logos/flow overlay and shows the effective flow that status, next and watch actually derive from.

Synopsis

openlogos flow show [--resolved] [--lifecycle <initial|launched>] [--format json]

Must be run from the project root.

Options

Option	Description
--resolved	Apply the project overlay on top of the built-in flow and show the merged, effective orchestration. Without it, the raw built-in flow is shown.
--lifecycle <initial|launched>	Choose which flow to show. Defaults to the flow inferred from the project state.
--format json	Output a structured JSON envelope for tools such as RunLogos.

What it does

• Prints each subflow with its gate (human / cmd / none), marking entry position and skippable
• Lists every node with its skill, for_each and when attributes
• In --resolved mode, annotates overlay operations ([add] / [modify] / [skip] / [reorder]) and marks skipped nodes
• Surfaces flow warnings (for example, an overlay @vN that does not match the current builtin_version)
• The JSON envelope carries lifecycle, resolved, overlay_applied, builtin_version, warnings and the full flow tree

This command is purely observational: it never executes cmd: nodes, writes markers, or advances state.

Example

openlogos flow show --resolved

Flow: launched（overlay applied）

▸ implement    gate: human (skippable)
    · code                 code     skill: code-implementor
    · verify               verify   when: code_present

Related commands

• watch — Stream the live derived dev-flow state
• next — Show the single most actionable next step
• status — Full dashboard view