One system, every way in

An interface in a terminal or a browser, the command line and Python: one set of flows, accounts and runs.

I want to

• Nearest flow first. A name means this project's flow, then yours, then one built in or installed, whichever way you ask.
• Any run, anywhere. However it started, it can be exported, traced and picked up.
• Walk away. The terminal can leave, and the run keeps going.
• Two windows, one run. A browser on hmz web and a terminal on hmz read and drive the same run, and each says who did what.
• Many machines, one page. The page reaches the daemons of your ssh hosts as it does this machine's, one at a time, and installs the same Humanize where one is missing.
• Told when it matters. An epic ending, a question for you or a chat waiting, on any of them, is a notification: in the page, the browser or macOS.
• Settings become a form. The terminal interface draws one from a flow's settings. Its author writes none of it.

The terminal interfaceWatch a run, steer it, answer it, from a first run on.The web interfaceThe same run on a page, every run before it, and what they spent.The command lineA whole run on one line, for scripts, CI and cron.PythonStart runs, read them, and look after the ones left going.