Reference

Complete and dry. Every command, flag, key, argument and return, for a reader who already knows what they are looking for.

If you do not yet: Features is what humanize does and Flows is what there is to run, and then there is a section per role — the User Guide for running flows, the Weaver Guide for weaving them, Contributing for working on humanize itself. Each of the three opens with tutorials, and the home page carries a quickstart apiece: run a flow, weave a flow, work on humanize.

Command line

CLI	Every command and flag, and the environment variables, files and exit statuses
TUI	The screen hmz opens with no command: its keys, its commands, its menus
Daemon	The run held where a terminal closing cannot end it, and the terminals that come and go

Python

SDK	How a tool that is not humanize reaches humanize: Hmz straight at the runtime, Daemons over a held run
Flows	The directory a flow is, what @flow takes, and what the loop it holds may do
Agents	Driving a coding agent from Python: an agent is settings, a session is memory
Machines	Where an agent's turns land — here, a container, or a machine already running
Providers	Which account an agent runs as, kept apart from the CLI's own
Remote execution	hmz internal anchor: an agent on this machine whose work lands on another
Tracing	The sessions and the programs a run left behind, gathered into one timeline of it