A flow lets you record a series of actions and play them back later with just one command. You build it step by step while each action runs live. This way you can check that everything works before saving. Once saved, you can replay the whole sequence anytime. It is great for automating repetitive tasks on devices.
To create a flow you give it a name and describe what state the app needs to be in. Then you add one tool call at a time. Each call is executed right away. If it succeeds it gets added to the flow. You can also insert labels to explain each part. When you finish the recording the flow is saved as a file. You can edit that file later if needed.
When you want to use a saved flow you just call it by name. If it has a prerequisite the tool will ask you to confirm that condition is met first. Then it runs all steps in order and returns the results. This makes it easy to repeat complex sequences without manual effort.
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