snow-flow 3.2.2 → 3.2.3
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package/README.md
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Snow-Flow is an AI-powered development platform for ServiceNow that provides 180+ MCP tools and multi-agent coordination. It enables developers and administrators to interact with ServiceNow through natural language commands and automated workflows.
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## Quick Start - One Command to Rule Them All
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### 🚀 The Swarm Command
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The simplest way to use Snow-Flow is with the swarm command. Just describe what you want in natural language:
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```bash
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# Basic usage - no flags needed!
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snow-flow swarm "Create an incident dashboard with real-time updates"
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```
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This single command automatically:
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- Spawns multiple specialized AI agents
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- Discovers existing ServiceNow artifacts
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- Creates complete working solutions
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- Deploys directly to your instance
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- Handles all technical complexity
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More examples:
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```bash
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snow-flow swarm "Build employee onboarding workflow"
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snow-flow swarm "Create knowledge base for IT support"
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snow-flow swarm "Set up change management process"
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snow-flow swarm "Analyze last month's incident patterns"
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## Core Functionality
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Snow-Flow connects directly to ServiceNow instances through OAuth 2.0 authentication and provides:
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### Troubleshooting: Claude Code stdio Error
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If you encounter a stdio/permissions error when using Snow-Flow with Claude Code:
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# Open Claude Code and ensure it's activated with your account
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# Make sure Claude Code is fully closed before proceeding
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# 5. Now run Snow-Flow swarm
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snow-flow swarm "Your ServiceNow task here"
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This resolves the common "stdio" error that occurs when Claude Code doesn't have proper permissions to communicate with MCP servers.
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## Usage Examples
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"description": "Snow-Flow v3.2.3: ServiceNow development platform with 180+ MCP tools. One command to rule them all: 'snow-flow swarm'. Includes ATF Testing, Knowledge Management, Service Catalog, Change Management, Virtual Agent, Performance Analytics, Flow Designer, Agent Workspace, Mobile, CMDB/Discovery, Event Management, HR Service Delivery, Customer Service Management, and DevOps integration. All tools use official ServiceNow REST APIs across 17 specialized MCP servers.",
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