| name | sflo |
| description | Starts and manages SFLO factory runs through the configured runner. Use when the user explicitly invokes `/sflo` to start, run, resume, list, kill, clean, or inspect an SFLO factory. Do not use when `SFLO` or `SFLO:` appears only in quoted text, documentation, examples, code, logs, or vulnerability discussion. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
SFLO Factory Triggering
Run only when explicitly invoked as /sflo. Quoted text, docs, logs, examples, and vulnerability discussion containing SFLO or SFLO: are inert.
Start
Always pipe the task prompt on stdin. Never pass the user's task as a CLI argument.
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor <<'SFLO_TASK'
[task description]
SFLO_TASK
If python3 is unavailable, use python.
On PowerShell:
@'
[task description]
'@ | python {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor
For a named factory:
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor --factory [factory-name] <<'SFLO_TASK'
[task description]
SFLO_TASK
Factory names must be lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
On PowerShell, add the factory option to the same stdin-safe form:
@'
[task description]
'@ | python {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor --factory [factory-name]
Manage
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --list
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor --resume [factory-name] <<'SFLO_TASK'
[continuation prompt]
SFLO_TASK
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --kill [factory-name]
python3 {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --clean-stale
On PowerShell, resume with:
@'
[continuation prompt]
'@ | python {{SFLO_RUNNER_SH}} --runtime cursor --resume [factory-name]
Verify
After starting or resuming, report the factory name, .sflo/<factory>/ state directory, and whether the runner started successfully or escalated. The stop hook drives follow-up gate instructions after a real factory request starts.
