piflow-start

piflow-start is an Agent runtime & coordination infrastructure skill for AI agents, published by blueif16 in the PiFlow repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates piflow-start D (59/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Pi Flow · START — run & monitor an already-created pi-flow workflow on the pi fleet via the SDK CLI, with Claude Code as the single console. LOAD THIS SKILL BEFORE running ANY piflow/pi command — it pins the canonical invocation: the npm-linked global `piflowctl run <templateDir>` bin (NOT `node …/dist/cli.js` nor `pi-runner/run.mjs`, both non-canonical) with `--provider <gw> --thinking low --sandbox local` + `--from`/`--until`. Do NOT reconstruct the command from memory. Triggers — load on ANY of: "run / kick off / start / resume my piflow workflow", "do a live run on pi", "run game-omni on pi", "companion-mode run", "monitor / follow / poll a run", "diagnose a stalled / never-wrote / blocked node", or the words "piflow" / "pi-runner" / "pi fleet" / "pi run" appearing at all. The run is ALWAYS: pull the next prompt from the bank → dry-run (free) → live background → poll. To CREATE or PORT the template first use piflow-init.

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D
Quality
59 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
101

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84 / 100
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