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$ARGUMENTS Start a live event stream for the active swarm. Use the Monitor tool to run: `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest swarm watch --stream` Each line is an NDJSON event (agent spawn, task update, memory write, health ping). Notifications arrive as events occur -- no polling needed. For one-shot status checks, use `/status` or `npx @claude-flow/cli@latest swarm status` instead.
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Start a live event stream for the active swarm. Use the Monitor tool to run:
npx @claude-flow/cli@latest swarm watch --stream
Each line is an NDJSON event (agent spawn, task update, memory write, health ping). Notifications arrive as events occur -- no polling needed.
For one-shot status checks, use /status or npx @claude-flow/cli@latest swarm status instead.
npx claudepluginhub adnan-bawani/ruflo.chat --plugin ruflo-swarm/watchDownloads video from URL or local path with yt-dlp, extracts frames with ffmpeg, transcribes via captions or Whisper, and answers questions grounded in content.
/watchRuns the autonomous implementation loop with a live TUI dashboard showing current phase, active agent, progress bar, tokens, restarts, and scrolling transcript.
/watchFetches GitHub notifications, classifies PRs/issues/discussions, skips irrelevant ones, and creates tq actions or instructions.
/watchMonitors cmux-team events stream for task_completed and escalation events, auto-merges PRs with squash and branch deletion, resolves conflicts, pulls main branch with git pull --ff-only, and escalates issues to user.