flowus-cli

Use when an agent needs to call the FlowUs API through the FlowUs CLI, authenticate FlowUs, upload a file, create or update a page, query a database, search content, edit Markdown page content, or any task involving the `flowus` command.

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FlowUs CLI Use the FlowUs CLI ( flowus ) for FlowUs V2 API work: pages, blocks, databases, search, Markdown content, and files. The CLI source repository may be private. Do not ask the user to clone source code before using the CLI. Install or update the released binary from the official FlowUs CDN only after the user explicitly approves it. Mandatory preflight Complete this preflight before a remote FlowUs API call. CLI help, endpoint documentation, and offline planning do not require authentication. 1. Inspect whether the CLI is available without installing or updating it: If the CLI is missing or outdated, explain that the official installer is available at https://cdn2.flowus.cn/flowus cli/install (or https://cdn2.flowus.cn/flowus cli/install.ps1 on Windows). Do not download, execute, or update it until the user explicitly approves that action. After approval, use only the official URL and a user approved version. Download an installer to a temporary file; show its source, version, and SHA 256 hash; and compare it with an official checksum or signature before execution. If no official integrity data is available, stop and offer manual installation rather than executing an unverified installer. Remove temporary installer files after the attempt. 2. If the CLI is installed, inspect authentication and active identity: Continue only when the checks show authenticated FlowUs credentials. If authentication is missing or invalid, do not start a login flow automatically. Explain the available options and wait for the user's explicit choice: If FLOWUS TOKEN is already set, rerun flowus json doctor and flowus json whoami ; do not ask for another login. Browser login: flowus login browser . Manual setup for headless environments: flowus json login manual . Configure FLOWUS TOKEN or saved credentials through an approved secret channel. Do not run plain flowus login in agent sessions because it can block on an interactive method prompt. Do not make API calls or draw conclusions from incomplete data until authentication is verified. After the user explicitly approves a login method, run only that selected method and then rerun flowus json doctor and flowus json whoami . Use this browser login command only after the user explicitly selects browser login: Use manual setup only after the user explicitly selects it for a headless or remote environment: If a command is missing or help output looks stale, explain that flowus update can update the CLI and wait for explicit user approval before running it. Useful install overrides: FLOWUS INSTALL DIR install directory. FLOWUS VERSION exact release version, such as v0.1.10 . FLOWUS CLI RELEASE BASE URL alternate release base URL for tests. First rule: ask the CLI The CLI is self documenting. Prefer these commands over guessing syntax or request fields: flowus help list global options and top level commands. flowus help <command... show usage, options, examples, and notes for any command or subcommand. flowus api ls list public API endpoints and request field hints. flowus api ls plain compact endpoint list for scanning. flowus api docs <PATH X <METHOD show agent readable Markdown docs for one endpoint, including parameters, examples, and safety notes. flowus api spec <PATH X <METHOD show the exact embedded OpenAPI fragment for one endpoint. flowus json doctor inspect local authentication and configuration state when auth or base URL selection is unclear. flowus json whoami verify the active FlowUs identity. flowus markdown get <page id retrieve page content as Markdown. If you are unsure about syntax, request body fields, pagination, auth source, or command coverage, run help first. Credentials and configuration The CLI resolves credentials in this precedence order: 1. token <token 2. FLOWUS TOKEN 3. saved login credentials in the FlowUs credential store This is CLI resolution behavior, not authorization to expose a credential. Do not pass token in agent commands, logs, or shared shells: it can leak via process listings or shell history. Do not ask users to paste bearer tokens into chat. Use preconfigured FLOWUS TOKEN , saved credentials, or an approved secret channel; redact any credential that appears in command output. If no credential is configured, offer browser login, manual setup, or an approved secret path and wait for the user to select one. After the selected login succeeds, rerun flowus json doctor and flowus json whoami . OAuth refresh and sandbox permissions A saved browser OAuth credential may require write access to the credential store even for a read only API command, because the CLI rotates and atomically persists tokens before sending the API request. If error.code is credential store permission denied or needsCredentialWritePermission is true , do not start login. Request narrowly scoped write access to the directory containing credentialsPath , then rerun flowus json doctor and the original command. Reauthentication cannot fix a local filesystem denial. If the error code is oauth refresh failed or oauth refresh rejected and reauthorizationRequired is false , retry the same command later; do not start login. Offer login only when reauthorizationRequired or refreshTokenExpired is true , or OAuth explicitly reports that the refresh token is invalid, expired, or revoked. Older CLI versions may report only Operation not permitted or OS error 1. With stored, refreshable OAuth credentials, treat this as probable credential store sandbox denial and inspect the reported path and sandbox before assuming the token is revoked. Never copy credentials.json into the workspace or expose its contents. Common environment variables: FLOWUS TOKEN bearer token for API calls. FLOWUS BASE URL API base URL; default is https://api.flowus.cn . FLOWUS CONFIG DIR config directory; default follows the FlowUs profile. FLOWUS USER AGENT custom user agent suffix. Do not print bearer tokens, write them into files, or paste them into request bodies. Do not call the FlowUs V2 API with curl ; use the CLI so auth, product defaults, retries, and error formatting stay consistent. Working rules Use json for stable machine readable stdout. Keep JSON request bodies in local files and pass them with body <file . Keep Markdown replacement content in local files and pass it with file <file . Prefer domain commands over api call ; flowus api docs names a recommended domain command when one exists. For paginated commands, inspect JSON output for cursors and repeat with the command's cursor option. Write safety Before any remote create, update, append, upload, replace, or raw API write: 1. Confirm the exact target, operation, and expected impact (including record count, affected blocks, or uploaded files). 2. Read the current target first when feasible. For a Markdown replacement, compare the existing content unless the user explicitly authorized a full replacement. Use if match when the CLI exposes a version or ETag. 3. If the user did not provide both an exact target and the intended content, present a short change summary and wait for confirmation. 4. Confirm files and external URLs are user authorized and do not contain credentials or private data not intended for the target workspace. The CLI intentionally rejects DELETE API calls. This Skill does not execute or suggest bypasses; use a dedicated deletion workflow with a second confirmation. Common workflows Read a page Use Markdown for page content work whenever possible. It is easier to inspect, edit, and diff than raw block JSON. Replace page Markdown Only run this after confirming the target page ID and replacement file. Create or update a page with JSON Create a local JSON body file, then pass it to the CLI: For idempotent creates, use idempotency key <key . Blocks and children Databases Use flowus api docs or command help to inspect filter and sort body shapes before writing query.json . Use database mutate for one atomic, permission checked database write. Read the database first; use stable property IDs for changes; use a stable idempotency key; and never overwrite existing records when the user asked to create records. Use flowus api docs to obtain the exact body shape. Search Use text search for exact titles, keywords, and known phrases. Use semantic search when intent matters more than exact wording. Files Upload a local file for a parent page: Append a FlowUs hosted file block with the returned object name and size: Append an external file URL: Fallback API calls Use api call only when no domain command covers the endpoint. Lookup sequence: For POST , PUT , or PATCH , read docs and spec first and apply the write safety rules above. param fills path placeholders first; remaining keys become query parameters. Use header NAME=VALUE only for non secret headers such as If Match ; never put credentials or sessions in headers. Troubleshooting Command not found: offer the official installer at https://cdn2.flowus.cn/flowus cli/install and wait for explicit approval before using it. Unknown command or option: ask approval before running flowus update , then run flowus <command help . Authentication failure: run flowus json doctor , then follow the OAuth refresh and sandbox permission rules above. Do not equate every failure or HTTP 401 with an expired refresh token. Unexpected API shape: run flowus api docs <PATH X <METHOD and flowus api spec <PATH X <METHOD before retrying.