Reads .flow.json and displays version and per-skill autonomy.
npx skills add https://github.com/benkruger/flow --skill flow-config
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: flow-config Source: https://github.com/benkruger/flow/tree/main/skills/flow-config Command: npx skills add https://github.com/benkruger/flow --skill flow-config
The current FLOW configuration is scattered across .flow.json; this skill reads the file and presents a clear snapshot of version and per-skill autonomy to enable quick auditing and tuning.
Run the flow-config command in your project to display the current FLOW configuration.
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To view the FLOW configuration, run the flow-config command in your project root. It reads the .flow.json file and displays a formatted snapshot of the version and per-skill autonomy settings without modifying the file.
When the .flow.json configuration file is missing or malformed, the tool warns you and provides guidance to help your team recover gracefully. It validates the file structure before attempting to display the configuration.
Yes, the FLOW config viewer supports both legacy single-value formats and the newer nested shape for per-skill autonomy. It automatically detects the format and presents the settings in a clear table.
You audit per-skill autonomy settings by running the flow-config command, which reads the .flow.json file using Glob and Read tools. It presents a formatted table showing version and autonomy levels across typical project setups.
No, you cannot use the flow-config command to modify your project configuration. It is a read-only tool that displays the current FLOW configuration snapshot to enable quick auditing and tuning without altering the underlying file.
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