flue

Use when building, debugging, reviewing, or documenting Flue agents, workflows, channels, skills, tools, sandboxes, targets, routing, persistence, observability, or CLI usage; routes coding agents to version-matched Flue documentation through the CLI.

Compact the current conversation into a handoff document for another agent to pick up.

Research, implement, review, and validate one first-party Flue HTTP channel across its package, example, channel blueprint, documentation, Node runtime, Cloudflare Workers runtime, and publish artifact. Use when adding a provider channel, expanding an existing channel's verified HTTP surface, auditing channel conformance, or evaluating whether a provider is eligible for the stateless webhook model.

Flue documentation editor. Use when reorganizing, rewriting, reviewing, or approving docs pages and navigation; turns rough or AI-generated documentation into scoped, accurate, human-editorialized content through a collaborative outline-and-draft workflow informed by Diátaxis.

Release public npm packages from this repository. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to release and supplies patch, minor, major, or an explicit version number.

Reviews an answer using packaged supporting guidance.

Creates and rewrites Flue API reference documentation from package-visible TypeScript exports and audited source-adjacent JSDoc. Use when authoring concise reference pages under apps/docs/src/content/docs/api/ or reference pages such as reference/configuration.md. Do not use for narrative guides, tutorials, or automated maintenance checks.

Generate a personalized greeting for a given name. Use when asked to greet someone.