Task Flow
Task Flow
Task Flow is the flow orchestration substrate that sits above background tasks. It manages durable multi-step flows with their own state, revision tracking, and sync semantics while individual tasks remain the unit of detached work.
Sync modes
Task Flow supports two sync modes:
- Managed — Task Flow owns the lifecycle end-to-end, creating and driving tasks as flow steps progress.
- Mirrored — Task Flow observes externally created tasks and keeps flow state in sync without taking ownership of task creation.
Durable state and revision tracking
Each flow persists its own state and tracks revisions so progress survives gateway restarts. Revision tracking enables conflict detection when multiple sources attempt to advance the same flow.
CLI commands
# List active and recent flowsremoteclaw tasks flow list
# Show details for a specific flowremoteclaw tasks flow show <lookup>
# Cancel a running flowremoteclaw tasks flow cancel <lookup>remoteclaw tasks flow list— shows tracked flows with status and sync moderemoteclaw tasks flow show <lookup>— inspect one flow by flow id or lookup keyremoteclaw tasks flow cancel <lookup>— cancel a running flow and its active tasks
How flows relate to tasks
Flows coordinate tasks, not replace them. A single flow may drive multiple background tasks over its lifetime. Use remoteclaw tasks to inspect individual task records and remoteclaw tasks flow to inspect the orchestrating flow.
Related
- Background Tasks — the detached work ledger that flows coordinate
- CLI: tasks — CLI command reference for
remoteclaw tasks flow - Automation Overview — all automation mechanisms at a glance
- Cron Jobs — scheduled jobs that may feed into flows