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The --flow-display flag enables visual workflow tracking, showing the progress of agent executions in real-time.

Quick Start

Flow Display Shows Workflow

Usage

Basic Flow Display

Expected Output:

With YAML Agents

Expected Output:

With Handoff

Expected Output:

Combine with Other Features

Visual Elements

Status Icons

Flow Indicators

  • Boxes represent agents/steps
  • Arrows show flow direction
  • Status icons show current state

Use Cases

Debugging Workflows

Expected Output (with error):

Monitoring Long Tasks

Demo/Presentation

Flow Display Modes

Sequential Flow

Parallel Flow

Hierarchical Flow

Best Practices

Use --flow-display with --planning to see the full workflow from planning to execution.

Complex Workflows

Best for multi-agent or multi-step workflows

Debugging

Helps identify where workflows fail

Demonstrations

Great for showing workflow progress to stakeholders

Monitoring

Track long-running tasks visually

Terminal Requirements

Flow display works best in terminals that support Unicode and ANSI colors. Most modern terminals (iTerm2, Windows Terminal, VS Code terminal) support these features.