Agentflow v8.2.0

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Give your AI assistant a project notebook, so tomorrow’s conversation can pick up today’s work.

Agentflow works with Codex and Claude Code. It keeps your requests, decisions, progress, and results in a readable file. You can use it to improve a document, fix a bug, or carry a larger project across several sessions.

• Start simply: Type godev, then describe the task in your own words.

• Find the result: Open the notebook named in the assistant’s closing message, usually .agentflow/devlog.md.

• Get help quickly: Ask your agent, “How do I use the Agentflow skill for this task?” It can explain the controls using your actual project.

You need Node.js 18 or newer and a working Codex or Claude Code installation. Git is needed for version history, feature workspaces, and some installation methods. Ordinary notebook work can use a folder that is not a Git repository.

Run this in a terminal and choose your assistant and installation scope:

npx skills add agfnow/agentflow

For the Claude Code plugin route, add the marketplace in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add agfnow/agentflow

Then install the agentflow plugin from that marketplace. Plugin updates follow your Claude Code marketplace update settings. Start a new assistant session after installation or updates.

For Codex, the Agentflow maintainer recommends gpt-5.6-sol/low as the most stable coordinator choice in their use: model gpt-5.6-sol, reasoning effort low. The coordinator is the assistant you talk to; it organizes the task and checks the result. This recommendation does not change your model settings automatically. Official model reference.

If you installed through npx skills add, periodically run:

npx skills update agentflow

The Skills CLI takes the installed skill name for updates. agfnow/agentflow is the installation source, so npx skills update agfnow/agentflow is not the current name-based update syntax. Add -g for global installs, or run from the project with -p for project installs.

We recommend a weekly crontab job on macOS or Linux if you want automatic updates. Ask your agent to set it up for your installation. The guide includes a Monday-morning example, explicit paths, and logging.

Send this to your assistant:

godev
Rewrite the welcome page for someone visiting for the first time.
Keep the existing links. Let me review the result before uploading it.

Small tasks can stay simple. fast-lane keeps one task with the main assistant and skips external review while retaining necessary checks and self-review. cross-check requests an independent review of finished work. ag requests the full development process when the project’s allow-ag setting permits it.

The notebook keeps the conversation, so a fresh session can resume an unfinished request with godev. With Git, Agentflow normally commits completed work and pushes when a remote exists; tell it when you want local work only.

Ask your agent to run agf setup, or run it in a terminal if the shortcut is available. agf setup --fix can add missing shortcuts after backing up shell settings. An unavailable optional worker does not mean installation failed. Follow any restart notice after project hooks are installed.

node "$HOME/.codex/skills/agentflow/scripts/setup.js"

node "$HOME/.claude/skills/agentflow/scripts/setup.js"

• Everyday user guide, with the YouTube introduction.

• 繁體中文使用指南.

• Changelog, newest version first.

• Script reference, for technical setup and recovery.

Project settings live in ag.json, using the version-7 configuration format. Type settings to inspect them. That format number is separate from the Agentflow release version; model profiles live under external-workers, and advisor choices under pipeline-roles.