Nexss Flow Documentation

Install the nflow CLI from main, lint the canonical example, run it, and build a standalone binary in under five minutes.

The complete nflow DSL reference: pipeline operators (->, ||, &), projection blocks, @arguments, :modifiers, and the directive surface (@require, @include, @assert, @on_error, @config:strict).

Real, checked-in .nflow recipes: timeout and fallback, error fallback, parallel actions with deterministic keys, @on_error routing, dynamic dispatch, and scoped filesystem reads.

How Flow's microkernel design works: core.Bundle is the contract through which bundles contribute actions, modifiers, directives, and operators. Default convention, multi-bundle variants, and local loose packages.

How @config:strict and :strict / :lenient close the validation gap that projections and @{} injections open — via validation.Struct on typed actions.

Flow includes a package-agnostic renderer at github.com/nexssp/flow/template that uses Go's standard text/template syntax with no additional dependencies.

Every nflow command: init, run, build, serve, lint, list, show, info, catalog, self, completion, version. Usage, flags, and examples for each.

How to wire nflow lint into VS Code and Zed as a manually invoked task. The current CLI does not expose an LSP — these snippets run lint when you invoke the task explicitly.