Flow

4950d4e0-84b2-40ec-9f82-da82e5750ed8

ID

stopped

Status

Cost

Tokens

gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview

Model

ad-hoc

Job

taskify-api
taskify-api

Transcript 12 messages

user

Check the current environment variables to see what values are set:

env | grep -E 'FLOW_|GITHUB_|SERVER|TOKEN'

Also check if there's a way to authenticate with flow:

flow git-proxy --help
flow git-proxy login --help

If there's a login command, try to authenticate.

assistant
workspace_bash
{"command":"env | grep -E 'FLOW_|GITHUB_|SERVER|TOKEN'"}
{"duration_ms":33,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"FLOW_SANDBOX_VERSION=master-ae369eaf64ce80e5c54bfed94e10d09e30811c4a\nFLOW_SANDBOX_BUILD_DATE=2026-04-18T15:32:12Z\nFLOW_SANDBOX_COMMIT=ae369eaf64ce80e5c54bfed94e10d09e30811c4a\nFLOW_SERVER_URL=https://flow.emergent-company.ai\n","truncated":false}
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workspace_bash
{"command":"flow git-proxy --help"}
{"duration_ms":33,"exit_code":1,"stderr":"Error: unsupported tool \"--help\": must be git or gh\nUsage:\n  flow git-proxy \u003cgit|gh\u003e [args...] [flags]\n\nFlags:\n  -h, --help   help for git-proxy\n\nGlobal Flags:\n      --debug   Enable debug logging (also set FLOW_DEBUG=1)\n\n","stdout":"","truncated":false}
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workspace_bash
{"command":"flow git-proxy git --help"}
{"duration_ms":58,"exit_code":1,"stderr":"Error: flow-server error 401: {\"message\":\"flow_token required\"}\n\nUsage:\n  flow git-proxy \u003cgit|gh\u003e [args...] [flags]\n\nFlags:\n  -h, --help   help for git-proxy\n\nGlobal Flags:\n      --debug   Enable debug logging (also set FLOW_DEBUG=1)\n\n","stdout":"","truncated":false}
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workspace_bash
{"command":"flow git-proxy gh --help"}
{"duration_ms":53,"exit_code":1,"stderr":"Error: flow-server error 401: {\"message\":\"flow_token required\"}\n\nUsage:\n  flow git-proxy \u003cgit|gh\u003e [args...] [flags]\n\nFlags:\n  -h, --help   help for git-proxy\n\nGlobal Flags:\n      --debug   Enable debug logging (also set FLOW_DEBUG=1)\n\n","stdout":"","truncated":false}
assistant

Let me check if there's a login command or any other way to authenticate:

workspace_bash
{"command":"which flow \u0026\u0026 flow --help"}
{"duration_ms":34,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"/usr/local/bin/flow\nFlow is an AI-native planning and implementation toolchain.\nIt syncs GitHub issues, PRs, and review threads to a Memory knowledge graph,\nand provides commands for scenario planning, seeding, and verification.\n\nUsage:\n  flow [command]\n\nAvailable Commands:\n  agent       Manage the local flow-agent daemon (SaaS mode)\n  audit       Run a constitution audit against a scenario and its components\n  auto-merge  Automatically merge PRs that are ready (inactive ≥N min, verify passes, no unresolved threads)\n  bug         Bug management\n  changelog   Show what's new since your current version\n  check       Check objects against constitution rules\n  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell\n  components  Rank components by how many scenarios they block\n  context     Show the action manifest for a context\n  deps        List project dependencies\n  diff        Show what the agent has changed in a scenario worktree vs main\n  do          Find the right scenario for your intent and show next steps\n  git-proxy   Proxy git/gh commands through flow-server (used inside containers)\n  github-app  Manage GitHub App credentials for flow bot integration\n  graph       Manage the knowledge graph\n  help        Help about any command\n  install-ci  Install the constitution-check GitHub Actions workflow into the current project\n  issue       GitHub issue management\n  journal     Manage the project journal\n  login       Authenticate with GitHub and save your token to ~/.flow/config.yaml\n  next        Find, claim, complete, or release scenarios\n  patterns    List design patterns in the graph\n  pr          GitHub PR management\n  query       Search the knowledge graph and documents\n  report      Report findings back to flow-server (for use by analysis agents)\n  rules       List constitution rules\n  scenario    Scenario management\n  seed        Seed the Memory graph from the codebase\n  server      Manage the OpenCode provider process for this project\n  spec        Show the Swagger/OpenAPI contract for a planned APIEndpoint\n  status      Show the parallel execution dashboard for all active scenarios\n  test        Test suite management\n  upgrade     Upgrade the flow CLI binary\n  verify      Verify scenario implementation status against the codebase\n  version     Show version information\n  worktree    Manage git worktrees for parallel scenario implementation\n\nFlags:\n      --debug   Enable debug logging (also set FLOW_DEBUG=1)\n  -h, --help    help for flow\n\nUse \"flow [command] --help\" for more information about a command.\n","truncated":false}
assistant

Great! I can see there's a flow login command. Let me check its help and try to authenticate:

workspace_bash
{"command":"flow login --help"}
{"duration_ms":32,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"Starts the GitHub Device Authorization flow.\n\nYou will be shown a short code and a URL. Open the URL in your browser,\nenter the code, and approve the authorization. Once approved, your GitHub\ntoken is saved to ~/.flow/config.yaml as user_token.\n\nThe OAuth App client ID is read from (in order of priority):\n  1. FLOW_GITHUB_CLIENT_ID environment variable\n  2. github_app.client_id in ~/.flow/config.yaml\n\nUsage:\n  flow login [flags]\n\nFlags:\n  -h, --help   help for login\n\nGlobal Flags:\n      --debug   Enable debug logging (also set FLOW_DEBUG=1)\n","truncated":false}
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Now let me try to run the login command. However, this requires interactive authentication (device authorization flow), which won't work in a non-interactive environment. Let me check if there's already a config file or if any tokens are set:

workspace_bash
{"command":"cat ~/.flow/config.yaml 2\u003e/dev/null || echo \"No config file found\""}
{"duration_ms":32,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"No config file found\n","truncated":false}
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workspace_bash
{"command":"ls -la ~/.flow/ 2\u003e/dev/null || echo \"No .flow directory\""}
{"duration_ms":33,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"total 0\ndrwxr-xr-x 1 root root  8 Apr 18 22:36 .\ndrwx------ 1 root root 10 Apr 18 22:36 ..\ndrwxr-xr-x 1 root root 18 Apr 18 22:36 logs\n","truncated":false}
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workspace_bash
{"command":"ls -la ~/.flow/logs/"}
{"duration_ms":32,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"total 0\ndrwxr-xr-x 1 root root 18 Apr 18 22:36 .\ndrwxr-xr-x 1 root root  8 Apr 18 22:36 ..\ndrwxr-xr-x 1 root root 38 Apr 18 22:36 workspace\n","truncated":false}
assistant

Let me check if there's a FLOW_TOKEN environment variable or any GitHub token in other locations:

workspace_bash
{"command":"echo \"Checking for FLOW_TOKEN:\" \u0026\u0026 env | grep FLOW_TOKEN \u0026\u0026 echo \"Checking for GITHUB_TOKEN:\" \u0026\u0026 env | grep GITHUB_TOKEN \u0026\u0026 echo \"Checking ~/.flow/config.yaml:\" \u0026\u0026 cat ~/.flow/config.yaml 2\u003e/dev/null || echo \"No config file\""}
{"duration_ms":33,"exit_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"Checking for FLOW_TOKEN:\nNo config file\n","truncated":false}
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Summary

Here's what I found:

Environment Variables:

  • FLOW_SANDBOX_VERSION=master-ae369eaf64ce80e5c54bfed94e10d09e30811c4a
  • FLOW_SANDBOX_BUILD_DATE=2026-04-18T15:32:12Z
  • FLOW_SANDBOX_COMMIT=ae369eaf64ce80e5c54bfed94e10d09e30811c4a
  • FLOW_SERVER_URL=https://flow.emergent-company.ai

Authentication Status:

  • The flow git-proxy command requires a flow_token for authentication (returns 401 error)
  • There's a flow login command that initiates a GitHub Device Authorization OAuth flow
  • However, no authentication token is currently set:
    • No FLOW_TOKEN environment variable
    • No ~/.flow/config.yaml file exists
    • The .flow directory exists but is empty (only has a logs subdirectory)

To authenticate, you would need to run flow login interactively, which will:

  1. Show a short code and URL
  2. Require you to open that URL in a browser
  3. Enter the code and approve authorization
  4. Save the GitHub token to ~/.flow/config.yaml

This cannot be done non-interactively. If you have a GitHub token available, you could also manually create the config file or set the appropriate environment variable (if supported).