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urirun_flow-0.2.0/PKG-INFO

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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: urirun-flow
+Version: 0.2.0
+Summary: Meta-package: author urirun URI flows in typed Python (Pydantic) and convert to/from YAML. The `urirun_flow` import package (DSL + engine) and the `urirun-flow` console script now ship inside the `urirun` distribution (the single source of truth); this distribution just depends on it so `pip install urirun-flow` and `import urirun_flow` keep working.
+License-Expression: Apache-2.0
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+License-File: NOTICE
+Requires-Dist: urirun>=0.4.186
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# urirun-flow
+
+Author urirun **URI flows** in a typed programming language, and convert them
+to/from the canonical YAML flow format — the way **Pydantic** gives data a typed,
+validated model that serializes to a schema.
+
+A urirun *flow* is an ordered DAG of URI steps (`query` reads, `command` mutates),
+chaining prior results. The interchange format is YAML
+(see [examples/17-flows](https://examples.ifuri.com/)); `urirun-flow` lets you build
+and validate that flow in code, with autocompletion, and emit the exact YAML a
+runner executes.
+
+## Why
+
+YAML is great for sharing and running a flow, but a typed language gives you
+**control**: autocompletion of step references, compile-/run-time validation of the
+DAG, refactorability, and the ability to compute a flow (loops, conditionals,
+parameters) instead of hand-writing YAML. `urirun-flow` is the bridge — round-trip
+between the two.
+
+## Use (Python, Pydantic)
+
+```python
+from urirun_flow import Flow
+
+flow = Flow(task={"title": "Web recon"}, registry="tools.bindings.json",
+            allow=["httpcheck://*", "browser://*", "log://*"])
+
+up   = flow.step("httpcheck://host/url/query/status", id="up", payload={"url": URL})
+read = flow.step("browser://chrome/page/query/dom", id="read",
+                 payload={"url": URL}, after=[up])
+flow.step("log://host/run/command/write", id="audit",
+          payload={"detail": read.ref("text")}, after=[read])   # typed reference
+
+print(flow.to_yaml())              # canonical urirun flow YAML
+Flow.from_yaml(text)               # parse + validate back into the model
+```
+
+`.step()` returns the typed `Step`, so a later step references its output with
+`step.ref("field")` — a checked `<id>.<field>` chain rather than a magic string.
+
+The model validates on every build: URIs are well-formed, `depends_on` resolves to a
+real step, and the graph is acyclic. `kind` (`query`/`command`) is derived from the URI.
+
+## CLI
+
+```bash
+urirun-flow to-yaml web_recon:flow      # import a Python flow object → YAML
+urirun-flow validate flow.yaml          # DAG / deps / URIs
+urirun-flow from-yaml flow.yaml         # parse + re-emit (normalize / round-trip)
+```
+
+## Proposal: typed flows in any language
+
+The flow is a **language-agnostic contract** (`{task, registry, allow, steps:[{id,
+uri, payload, depends_on}]}`). `urirun-flow` is its Python (Pydantic) model; the same
+builder→dict mapping is implementable in any typed language and emits the identical
+YAML — exactly how the urirun connector SDKs stay in lockstep across languages.
+
+`js/urirun-flow.js` is a runnable JS/TS emitter (typed via `js/urirun-flow.d.ts`) that
+builds the **identical** flow contract. `make conformance` builds the same reference
+flow in every language and asserts they agree — like `make conformance` for connector
+bindings. Verified: **2/2 emitters agree** (Python + JS).
+
+## License
+Apache-2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) / [NOTICE](NOTICE).

urirun_flow-0.2.0/README.md

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+# urirun-flow
+
+Author urirun **URI flows** in a typed programming language, and convert them
+to/from the canonical YAML flow format — the way **Pydantic** gives data a typed,
+validated model that serializes to a schema.
+
+A urirun *flow* is an ordered DAG of URI steps (`query` reads, `command` mutates),
+chaining prior results. The interchange format is YAML
+(see [examples/17-flows](https://examples.ifuri.com/)); `urirun-flow` lets you build
+and validate that flow in code, with autocompletion, and emit the exact YAML a
+runner executes.
+
+## Why
+
+YAML is great for sharing and running a flow, but a typed language gives you
+**control**: autocompletion of step references, compile-/run-time validation of the
+DAG, refactorability, and the ability to compute a flow (loops, conditionals,
+parameters) instead of hand-writing YAML. `urirun-flow` is the bridge — round-trip
+between the two.
+
+## Use (Python, Pydantic)
+
+```python
+from urirun_flow import Flow
+
+flow = Flow(task={"title": "Web recon"}, registry="tools.bindings.json",
+            allow=["httpcheck://*", "browser://*", "log://*"])
+
+up   = flow.step("httpcheck://host/url/query/status", id="up", payload={"url": URL})
+read = flow.step("browser://chrome/page/query/dom", id="read",
+                 payload={"url": URL}, after=[up])
+flow.step("log://host/run/command/write", id="audit",
+          payload={"detail": read.ref("text")}, after=[read])   # typed reference
+
+print(flow.to_yaml())              # canonical urirun flow YAML
+Flow.from_yaml(text)               # parse + validate back into the model
+```
+
+`.step()` returns the typed `Step`, so a later step references its output with
+`step.ref("field")` — a checked `<id>.<field>` chain rather than a magic string.
+
+The model validates on every build: URIs are well-formed, `depends_on` resolves to a
+real step, and the graph is acyclic. `kind` (`query`/`command`) is derived from the URI.
+
+## CLI
+
+```bash
+urirun-flow to-yaml web_recon:flow      # import a Python flow object → YAML
+urirun-flow validate flow.yaml          # DAG / deps / URIs
+urirun-flow from-yaml flow.yaml         # parse + re-emit (normalize / round-trip)
+```
+
+## Proposal: typed flows in any language
+
+The flow is a **language-agnostic contract** (`{task, registry, allow, steps:[{id,
+uri, payload, depends_on}]}`). `urirun-flow` is its Python (Pydantic) model; the same
+builder→dict mapping is implementable in any typed language and emits the identical
+YAML — exactly how the urirun connector SDKs stay in lockstep across languages.
+
+`js/urirun-flow.js` is a runnable JS/TS emitter (typed via `js/urirun-flow.d.ts`) that
+builds the **identical** flow contract. `make conformance` builds the same reference
+flow in every language and asserts they agree — like `make conformance` for connector
+bindings. Verified: **2/2 emitters agree** (Python + JS).
+
+## License
+Apache-2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) / [NOTICE](NOTICE).

urirun_flow-0.2.0/pyproject.toml

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+[build-system]
+requires = ["setuptools>=68"]
+build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
+
+[project]
+name = "urirun-flow"
+version = "0.2.0"
+description = "Meta-package: author urirun URI flows in typed Python (Pydantic) and convert to/from YAML. The `urirun_flow` import package (DSL + engine) and the `urirun-flow` console script now ship inside the `urirun` distribution (the single source of truth); this distribution just depends on it so `pip install urirun-flow` and `import urirun_flow` keep working."
+readme = "README.md"
+license = "Apache-2.0"
+requires-python = ">=3.10"
+# Meta-package: ships NO import package of its own (the bundled `urirun` owns `urirun_flow`,
+# which holds both the typed-flow DSL and the flow engine), so installing this alongside
+# `urirun` cannot shadow the bundle copy. The `urirun-flow` console script comes from `urirun`.
+dependencies = ["urirun>=0.4.186"]
+
+[tool.setuptools]
+packages = []                # meta-package — no import package shipped

urirun_flow-0.2.0/setup.cfg

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+[egg_info]
+tag_build = 
+tag_date = 0
+

urirun_flow-0.2.0/tests/test_conformance.py

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+"""Every language flow emitter agrees with the Python reference."""
+import shutil, subprocess, sys, pathlib
+import pytest
+
+ROOT = pathlib.Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
+
+
+@pytest.mark.skipif(not shutil.which("node"), reason="node not installed")
+def test_flow_conformance_all_emitters_agree():
+    r = subprocess.run([sys.executable, str(ROOT / "conformance.py")], capture_output=True, text=True)
+    assert r.returncode == 0, r.stdout + r.stderr
+    assert "0 error(s)" in r.stdout

urirun_flow-0.2.0/tests/test_flow.py

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+"""urirun-flow: typed authoring, validation and YAML round-trip."""
+import pytest
+from pydantic import ValidationError
+
+from urirun_flow import Flow, Step, FlowError
+
+# Pydantic wraps validator errors raised during construction in ValidationError;
+# the builder path (flow.step) raises FlowError directly. Accept either.
+INVALID = (FlowError, ValidationError)
+
+
+def test_builder_chains_refs_and_derives_kind():
+    flow = Flow(task={"title": "t"})
+    a = flow.step("ocr://host/image/latest/query/text", id="read")
+    flow.step("llm://host/vision/query/analyze", id="analyze",
+              payload={"text": a.ref("text")}, after=[a])
+    assert flow.steps[0].kind == "query"          # derived from the URI tail
+    assert flow.steps[1].depends_on == ["read"]
+    assert flow.steps[1].payload["text"] == "read.text"
+
+
+def test_to_yaml_shape_matches_urirun_flow():
+    flow = Flow(task={"title": "t"}, registry="r.json", allow=["ocr://*"])
+    flow.step("ocr://host/image/latest/query/text", id="read", payload={"src": "x"})
+    data = flow.to_dict()
+    assert set(data) == {"task", "registry", "allow", "steps"}
+    assert data["steps"][0] == {"id": "read", "uri": "ocr://host/image/latest/query/text",
+                                "payload": {"src": "x"}}
+
+
+def test_round_trip_is_stable():
+    flow = Flow(task={"title": "t"})
+    up = flow.step("httpcheck://host/url/query/status", id="up", payload={"url": "u"})
+    flow.step("log://host/run/command/write", id="audit", after=[up], payload={"e": 1})
+    text = flow.to_yaml()
+    assert Flow.from_yaml(text).to_yaml() == text
+
+
+def test_rejects_dangling_dependency():
+    with pytest.raises(INVALID):
+        Flow(steps=[Step(id="a", uri="x://h/r/query/op", depends_on=["nope"])])
+
+
+def test_rejects_cycle():
+    with pytest.raises(INVALID):
+        Flow(steps=[
+            Step(id="a", uri="x://h/r/query/op", depends_on=["b"]),
+            Step(id="b", uri="x://h/r/query/op2", depends_on=["a"]),
+        ])
+
+
+def test_rejects_non_uri():
+    with pytest.raises(INVALID):
+        Step(id="a", uri="not-a-uri")
+
+
+def test_order_respects_dependencies():
+    flow = Flow()
+    a = flow.step("x://h/r/query/a", id="a")
+    b = flow.step("x://h/r/query/b", id="b", after=[a])
+    flow.step("x://h/r/query/c", id="c", after=[b])
+    assert [s.id for s in flow.order()] == ["a", "b", "c"]

urirun_flow-0.2.0/tests/test_resilience.py

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+"""Per-step resilience: retry (by error category), fallback URI, assertion gating, and a flow
+that skips a failed step's dependents instead of crashing.
+
+The resolve_step tests are pure (a scripted run_call, no urirun). The run_flow tests exercise
+the real runtime with a tiny argv registry.
+"""
+import json
+
+import pytest
+
+from urirun_flow import Flow, Step
+from urirun_flow.run import resolve_step, run_flow, flow_summary, envelope_ok, error_category
+
+_NOSLEEP = lambda _s: None
+
+
+def _okenv():
+    return {"ok": True, "result": {"value": {"ok": True}}}
+
+
+def _failenv(category):
+    return {"ok": False, "error": {"type": "x", "category": category, "message": "boom"}}
+
+
+# --- resolve_step (pure) --------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+def test_retry_retryable_then_succeeds():
+    calls = []
+
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        calls.append(uri)
+        return _okenv() if len(calls) >= 3 else _failenv("UNAVAILABLE")
+
+    step = Step(id="s", uri="demo://h/x/command/run", retry={"max": 3, "backoff_ms": 0})
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    assert envelope_ok(env) and env["attempts"] == 3 and len(calls) == 3
+
+
+def test_terminal_error_not_retried():
+    calls = []
+
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        calls.append(uri)
+        return _failenv("NOT_FOUND")  # terminal — must not retry
+
+    step = Step(id="s", uri="demo://h/x/command/run", retry={"max": 5, "backoff_ms": 0})
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    assert not envelope_ok(env) and env["attempts"] == 1 and len(calls) == 1
+
+
+def test_fallback_used_when_primary_fails():
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        return _failenv("NOT_FOUND") if "primary" in uri else _okenv()
+
+    step = Step(id="s", uri="demo://h/primary/command/run", fallback="demo://h/backup/command/run")
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    assert envelope_ok(env) and env["fallbackUsed"] and env["fallbackFor"].endswith("/primary/command/run")
+    assert env["primaryError"]["category"] == "NOT_FOUND"
+
+
+def test_retry_exhausted_then_fallback():
+    calls = []
+
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        calls.append(uri)
+        return _failenv("UNAVAILABLE") if "primary" in uri else _okenv()
+
+    step = Step(id="s", uri="demo://h/primary/command/run", retry={"max": 2, "backoff_ms": 0},
+                fallback="demo://h/backup/command/run")
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    primary_calls = [u for u in calls if "primary" in u]
+    assert len(primary_calls) == 3  # 1 + 2 retries
+    assert envelope_ok(env) and env["fallbackUsed"]
+
+
+def test_assertion_failure_marks_step_failed():
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        return {"ok": True, "result": {"value": {"ok": True, "passed": False}}}
+
+    step = Step(id="a", uri="check://h/x/assertion/passes")
+    assert step.kind == "assertion"
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    assert not envelope_ok(env) and env["error"]["type"] == "assertion"
+
+
+def test_assertion_pass_stays_ok():
+    def run_call(uri, pl):
+        return {"ok": True, "result": {"value": {"ok": True, "passed": True}}}
+
+    step = Step(id="a", uri="check://h/x/assertion/passes")
+    env = resolve_step(step, {}, run_call, sleep=_NOSLEEP)
+    assert envelope_ok(env)
+
+
+def test_error_category_classifies_unstamped():
+    # no explicit category -> classified from the exception type
+    assert error_category({"error": {"type": "TimeoutError", "message": "timed out"}}) == "DEADLINE_EXCEEDED"
+
+
+# --- flow_summary (surface a broken chain as a tagged artifact) -----------------------------
+
+def test_flow_summary_partial_failure():
+    results = {
+        "a": _okenv(),
+        "b": {"ok": False, "error": {"type": "x", "category": "UNAVAILABLE", "message": "down"}},
+        "c": {"ok": False, "skipped": True, "error": {"message": "skipped: dependencies ..."}},
+    }
+    s = flow_summary(results)
+    assert s["ok"] is False and s["steps"] == 3
+    assert s["succeeded"] == ["a"] and s["failed"] == ["b"] and s["skipped"] == ["c"]
+    assert s["firstError"]["step"] == "b" and s["firstError"]["category"] == "UNAVAILABLE"
+    # surfaced as a frozen artifact via the shared contract
+    assert s["kind"] == "flow-failure" and s["live"] is False
+
+
+def test_flow_summary_all_ok():
+    s = flow_summary({"a": _okenv(), "b": _okenv()})
+    assert s["ok"] is True and not s["failed"] and not s["skipped"]
+    assert s["kind"] == "flow-result" and s["live"] is False
+
+
+# --- run_flow (real runtime) ----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+pytest.importorskip("urirun")
+
+
+def _registry(tmp_path):
+    from urirun import v2
+    doc = {"version": v2.VERSION, "bindings": {
+        "demo://host/ok/command/run": {"uri": "demo://host/ok/command/run", "kind": "command",
+            "adapter": "argv-template", "argv": ["true"], "policy": {"allowExecute": True}},
+        "demo://host/fail/command/run": {"uri": "demo://host/fail/command/run", "kind": "command",
+            "adapter": "argv-template", "argv": ["false"], "policy": {"allowExecute": True}},
+        "demo://host/echo/command/say": {"uri": "demo://host/echo/command/say", "kind": "command",
+            "adapter": "argv-template", "argv": ["printf", "%s", "ok"], "policy": {"allowExecute": True}}}}
+    (tmp_path / "reg.json").write_text(json.dumps(v2.compile_registry(doc)))
+
+
+def test_failed_step_skips_dependents_no_crash(tmp_path):
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    a = flow.step("demo://host/fail/command/run", id="a")
+    flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="b", after=[a])
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)  # must not raise
+    assert results["a"]["ok"] is False
+    assert results["b"].get("skipped") is True
+    assert "a" in results["b"]["error"]["message"]
+
+
+def test_step_fallback_in_flow(tmp_path):
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    flow.step("demo://host/fail/command/run", id="a", fallback="demo://host/ok/command/run")
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["a"]["ok"] is True and results["a"].get("fallbackUsed") is True
+
+
+def test_catch_abort_stops_flow(tmp_path):
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    flow.step("demo://host/fail/command/run", id="a", catch="abort")
+    flow.step("demo://host/ok/command/run", id="b")  # independent, but flow aborts before it
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["a"]["ok"] is False
+    assert results["b"].get("skipped") is True
+
+
+def test_degrade_serves_last_good_when_step_fails(tmp_path):
+    # a failed live step degrades to an earlier good step's result (live widget -> last artifact)
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    good = flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="good")          # produces a result
+    flow.step("demo://host/fail/command/run", id="live", degrade=good)   # fails -> degrade
+    dep = flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="dep", after=["live"])  # must still run
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["live"]["degraded"] is True and results["live"]["ok"] is True
+    assert results["live"]["live"] is False and results["live"]["degradedFrom"] == "good"
+    # the served result is the good step's result (last-good data)
+    assert results["live"]["result"] == results["good"]["result"]
+    # the dependent ran (chain kept alive on degraded data)
+    assert results["dep"].get("skipped") is not True and results["dep"]["ok"] is True
+    s = flow_summary(results)
+    assert s["degraded"] == ["live"] and s["ok"] is True
+
+
+def test_degrade_not_used_when_primary_ok(tmp_path):
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="good")
+    flow.step("demo://host/ok/command/run", id="live", degrade="good")
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["live"]["ok"] is True and results["live"].get("degraded") is not True
+
+
+def test_degrade_to_unknown_step_rejected():
+    with pytest.raises(Exception):  # FlowError
+        f = Flow(registry="r.json")
+        f.step("demo://h/x/command/run", id="a", degrade="nope")
+
+
+def test_happy_flow_unchanged(tmp_path):
+    # a flow with no resilience config and all-ok steps behaves exactly as before
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    a = flow.step("demo://host/ok/command/run", id="a")
+    flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="b", after=[a])
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["a"]["ok"] and results["b"]["ok"]

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+"""urirun-flow run: a typed flow executes through urirun with `_from` chaining."""
+import json, pathlib
+import pytest
+
+pytest.importorskip("urirun")
+from urirun import v2
+from urirun_flow import Flow
+from urirun_flow.run import run_flow
+
+
+def _registry(tmp_path):
+    doc = {"version": v2.VERSION, "bindings": {
+        "demo://host/clock/query/now": {"uri": "demo://host/clock/query/now", "kind": "command",
+            "adapter": "argv-template", "argv": ["date", "+%FT%TZ"],
+            "policy": {"allowExecute": True}},
+        "demo://host/echo/command/say": {"uri": "demo://host/echo/command/say", "kind": "command",
+            "adapter": "argv-template", "argv": ["printf", "%s", "{text}"],
+            "inputSchema": {"type": "object", "properties": {"text": {"type": "string"}}},
+            "policy": {"allowExecute": True}}}}
+    (tmp_path / "reg.json").write_text(json.dumps(v2.compile_registry(doc)))
+
+
+def test_typed_flow_runs_and_chains(tmp_path):
+    _registry(tmp_path)
+    flow = Flow(registry="reg.json", allow=["demo://*"])
+    clock = flow.step("demo://host/clock/query/now", id="clock")
+    flow.step("demo://host/echo/command/say", id="echo",
+              payload={"text_from": clock.ref("result.stdout")}, after=[clock])
+    results = run_flow(flow, tmp_path, execute=True)
+    assert results["clock"]["ok"] and results["echo"]["ok"]
+    # the echo step received the clock's stdout (the chain resolved)
+    assert results["clock"]["result"]["stdout"].strip() in results["echo"]["result"]["stdout"]

urirun_flow-0.2.0/urirun_flow.egg-info/PKG-INFO

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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: urirun-flow
+Version: 0.2.0
+Summary: Meta-package: author urirun URI flows in typed Python (Pydantic) and convert to/from YAML. The `urirun_flow` import package (DSL + engine) and the `urirun-flow` console script now ship inside the `urirun` distribution (the single source of truth); this distribution just depends on it so `pip install urirun-flow` and `import urirun_flow` keep working.
+License-Expression: Apache-2.0
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+License-File: NOTICE
+Requires-Dist: urirun>=0.4.186
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# urirun-flow
+
+Author urirun **URI flows** in a typed programming language, and convert them
+to/from the canonical YAML flow format — the way **Pydantic** gives data a typed,
+validated model that serializes to a schema.
+
+A urirun *flow* is an ordered DAG of URI steps (`query` reads, `command` mutates),
+chaining prior results. The interchange format is YAML
+(see [examples/17-flows](https://examples.ifuri.com/)); `urirun-flow` lets you build
+and validate that flow in code, with autocompletion, and emit the exact YAML a
+runner executes.
+
+## Why
+
+YAML is great for sharing and running a flow, but a typed language gives you
+**control**: autocompletion of step references, compile-/run-time validation of the
+DAG, refactorability, and the ability to compute a flow (loops, conditionals,
+parameters) instead of hand-writing YAML. `urirun-flow` is the bridge — round-trip
+between the two.
+
+## Use (Python, Pydantic)
+
+```python
+from urirun_flow import Flow
+
+flow = Flow(task={"title": "Web recon"}, registry="tools.bindings.json",
+            allow=["httpcheck://*", "browser://*", "log://*"])
+
+up   = flow.step("httpcheck://host/url/query/status", id="up", payload={"url": URL})
+read = flow.step("browser://chrome/page/query/dom", id="read",
+                 payload={"url": URL}, after=[up])
+flow.step("log://host/run/command/write", id="audit",
+          payload={"detail": read.ref("text")}, after=[read])   # typed reference
+
+print(flow.to_yaml())              # canonical urirun flow YAML
+Flow.from_yaml(text)               # parse + validate back into the model
+```
+
+`.step()` returns the typed `Step`, so a later step references its output with
+`step.ref("field")` — a checked `<id>.<field>` chain rather than a magic string.
+
+The model validates on every build: URIs are well-formed, `depends_on` resolves to a
+real step, and the graph is acyclic. `kind` (`query`/`command`) is derived from the URI.
+
+## CLI
+
+```bash
+urirun-flow to-yaml web_recon:flow      # import a Python flow object → YAML
+urirun-flow validate flow.yaml          # DAG / deps / URIs
+urirun-flow from-yaml flow.yaml         # parse + re-emit (normalize / round-trip)
+```
+
+## Proposal: typed flows in any language
+
+The flow is a **language-agnostic contract** (`{task, registry, allow, steps:[{id,
+uri, payload, depends_on}]}`). `urirun-flow` is its Python (Pydantic) model; the same
+builder→dict mapping is implementable in any typed language and emits the identical
+YAML — exactly how the urirun connector SDKs stay in lockstep across languages.
+
+`js/urirun-flow.js` is a runnable JS/TS emitter (typed via `js/urirun-flow.d.ts`) that
+builds the **identical** flow contract. `make conformance` builds the same reference
+flow in every language and asserts they agree — like `make conformance` for connector
+bindings. Verified: **2/2 emitters agree** (Python + JS).
+
+## License
+Apache-2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE) / [NOTICE](NOTICE).

urirun_flow-0.2.0/urirun_flow.egg-info/SOURCES.txt

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+LICENSE
+NOTICE
+README.md
+pyproject.toml
+tests/test_conformance.py
+tests/test_flow.py
+tests/test_resilience.py
+tests/test_run.py
+urirun_flow.egg-info/PKG-INFO
+urirun_flow.egg-info/SOURCES.txt
+urirun_flow.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
+urirun_flow.egg-info/requires.txt
+urirun_flow.egg-info/top_level.txt

urirun_flow-0.2.0/urirun_flow.egg-info/dependency_links.txt

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+

urirun_flow-0.2.0/urirun_flow.egg-info/requires.txt

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+urirun>=0.4.186

urirun_flow-0.2.0/urirun_flow.egg-info/top_level.txt

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+