project-flow-guard

You can manage the run lifecycle by classifying artifact runs, starting execution, and promoting outputs. This tracks artifacts across project versions, ensuring correct outputs are documented and preventing confusion during Codex development.

The best way to organize project files and clean up outdated versions is by sealing baselines and branching. This manages long-lived work and snapshots of project states, ensuring outdated versions are safely removed and properly documented.

You initialize the project flow guard by running the initialization script with your root directory. This sets up the required project structure to classify source edits, artifact runs, and promotion tasks for proper version handling.

Project flow management requires a Python environment for script execution and file operations. It does not list external dependencies, but it requires proper user input and an existing project structure to function correctly.

You should create branches and seal baselines when you need to snapshot project states or manage long-lived work. This ensures proper artifact tracking and prevents version confusion when handling concurrent development tasks.