Flows
Flows overview
The five flows, what each is for, and how the agent picks one for the task.
A flow is a repeatable work pattern. It runs the right steps in order, carries context forward, and checks its own work.
You rarely pick a flow by hand. Run /circuit:run <task> and the agent picks
the flow that fits, then Circuit runs it. You can also name a flow when you
already know which one you want.
Every flow routes through its own steps and produces evidence the run records and reuses. Some flows also pause at a checkpoint for your call; others run straight through.
The flows
- Build: add a capability.
- Fix: repair a defect.
- Explore: build understanding.
- Review: check existing work.
- Prototype: try an idea quickly.
Related
- Power, process, and modes: the dials and modes that tune a run.