ClawFlow

Use ClawFlow when a job needs to outlive one prompt or one detached run, but you still want one owner session, one thread context, and one place to inspect or resume the work.

When to use it

• Multi-step background work with one owner
• Work that waits on detached ACP or subagent tasks
• Jobs that may need to emit one clear update back to the owner
• Jobs that need a small persisted output bag between steps

What ClawFlow owns

• flow identity
• owner session and return context
• waiting state
• small persisted outputs
• finish, fail, cancel, and blocked state