MCP Standards

# stream-chain run Execute a custom stream chain with your own prompts. ## Usage ```bash claude-flow stream-chain run <prompt1> <prompt2> [...] [options] ``` Minimum 2 prompts required for chaining. ## Options - `--verbose` - Show detailed execution information - `--timeout <seconds>` - Timeout per step (default: 30) - `--debug` - Enable debug mode ## How It Works Each prompt in the chain receives the complete output from the previous step as context, enabling complex multi-step workflows. ## Examples ### Basic Chain ```bash claude-flow stream-chain run \ "Write a function" \ "Add tests for it" ``` ### Complex Workflow ```bash claude-flow stream-chain run \ "Analyze the authentication system" \ "Identify security vulnerabilities" \ "Propose fixes with priority levels" \ "Implement the critical fixes" \ "Generate tests for the fixes" ``` ### With Options ```bash claude-flow stream-chain run \ "Complex analysis task" \ "Detailed implementation" \ --timeout 60 \ --verbose ``` ## Context Preservation The output from each step is injected into the next prompt: ``` Step 1: "Write a sorting function" Output: [function code] Step 2 receives: "Previous step output: [function code] Next step: Optimize for performance" ``` ## Best Practices 1. **Clear Instructions**: Make each prompt specific 2. **Logical Flow**: Order prompts in logical sequence 3. **Appropriate Timeouts**: Increase for complex tasks 4. **Verification**: Add verification steps in chain