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FlowStep

Enum FlowStep 

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pub enum FlowStep {
Show 59 variants Step(StepNode), If(ConditionalNode), ForIn(ForInStatement), Let(LetStatement), Return(ReturnStatement), Break(BreakStatement), Continue(ContinueStatement), LambdaDataApply(LambdaDataApplyNode), Probe(ProbeStep), Reason(ReasonStep), Validate(ValidateStep), Refine(RefineStep), Weave(WeaveStep), UseTool(UseToolStep), Remember(RememberStep), Recall(RecallStep), Par(ParBlock), Hibernate(HibernateStep), Deliberate(DeliberateBlock), Consensus(ConsensusBlock), Forge(ForgeBlock), Focus(FocusStep), Grad(GradStep), Associate(AssociateStep), Aggregate(AggregateStep), ExploreStep(ExploreStepNode), Ingest(IngestStep), ShieldApply(ShieldApplyStep), Stream(StreamBlock), Handle(HandleBlock), Perform(PerformStep), Resume(ResumeStep), Abort(AbortStep), Forward(ForwardStep), Navigate(NavigateStep), Drill(DrillStep), Trail(TrailStep), Corroborate(CorroborateStep), OtsApply(OtsApplyStep), MandateApply(MandateApplyStep), ComputeApply(ComputeApplyStep), AgentCall(AgentCallStep), Listen(ListenStep), DaemonStep(DaemonStepNode), Emit(EmitStatement), Mint(MintStep), Rotate(RotateStep), Publish(PublishStatement), Discover(DiscoverStatement), Persist(PersistStep), Retrieve(RetrieveStep), Mutate(MutateStep), Purge(PurgeStep), Transact(TransactBlock), Warden(WardenBlock), Quant(QuantBlock), Yield(YieldStatement), Run(RunStatement), GenericStep(GenericFlowStep),
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Statements that can appear inside a flow body.

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Step(StepNode)

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If(ConditionalNode)

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ForIn(ForInStatement)

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Let(LetStatement)

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Return(ReturnStatement)

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Break(BreakStatement)

v1.14.0 — break keyword. Payload-free; carries only its source location for error reporting.

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Continue(ContinueStatement)

v1.14.0 — continue keyword. Payload-free; same shape as Break.

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LambdaDataApply(LambdaDataApplyNode)

Lambda Data application in a flow step.

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Probe(ProbeStep)

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Reason(ReasonStep)

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Validate(ValidateStep)

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Refine(RefineStep)

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Weave(WeaveStep)

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UseTool(UseToolStep)

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Remember(RememberStep)

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Recall(RecallStep)

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Par(ParBlock)

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Hibernate(HibernateStep)

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Deliberate(DeliberateBlock)

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Consensus(ConsensusBlock)

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Forge(ForgeBlock)

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Focus(FocusStep)

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Grad(GradStep)

v2.65.0 — the proof-carrying derivative step.

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Associate(AssociateStep)

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Aggregate(AggregateStep)

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ExploreStep(ExploreStepNode)

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Ingest(IngestStep)

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ShieldApply(ShieldApplyStep)

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Stream(StreamBlock)

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Handle(HandleBlock)

v2.87.0 — handle E { … } in { … }, the delimited handler scope.

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Perform(PerformStep)

v2.87.0 — perform Op(args). Legal at flow level and inside a step body (where it lands on StepNode::performs, NOT on pix_ops: a pix_op is an ELEVATION that runs BEFORE generation, and a perform whose argument is the step’s own output must run AFTER it).

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Resume(ResumeStep)

v2.87.0 — resume(v). Clause bodies only.

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Abort(AbortStep)

v2.87.0 — abort(v). Clause bodies only.

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Forward(ForwardStep)

v2.87.0 — forward Op(args) (D12). Clause bodies only.

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Navigate(NavigateStep)

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Drill(DrillStep)

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Trail(TrailStep)

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Corroborate(CorroborateStep)

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OtsApply(OtsApplyStep)

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MandateApply(MandateApplyStep)

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ComputeApply(ComputeApplyStep)

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AgentCall(AgentCallStep)

v2.83.0 — <Agent>(arg, …), the step-body invocation of a declared agent. Dispatches v2.83.0’s bounded control loop.

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Listen(ListenStep)

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DaemonStep(DaemonStepNode)

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Emit(EmitStatement)

v1.6.0 — π-calculus output prefix c⟨v⟩.P (Chan-Output / Chan-Mobility).

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Mint(MintStep)

v2.46.0 — mint <Credential> as <binding>: ephemeral-credential minting (attenuated, TTL-bounded; authority_only_attenuates).

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Rotate(RotateStep)

v2.48.0 — rotate <SecretsStore> [where "…"] with <Tool> as <binding>: mediated secret renewal (rotation_without_revelation).

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Publish(PublishStatement)

v1.6.0 — capability extrusion (Publish-Ext, paper section 4.3).

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Discover(DiscoverStatement)

v1.6.0 — dual of publish (dynamic typed handle import).

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Persist(PersistStep)

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Retrieve(RetrieveStep)

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Mutate(MutateStep)

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Purge(PurgeStep)

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Transact(TransactBlock)

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Warden(WardenBlock)

v2.43.0 — warden(<target>) within <Scope> { … } adversarial security-analysis block. A flow-body block (like quant): a target reference + a mandatory within <Scope> authorization clause + a nested body (find_exploits()list[Vulnerability], fortify). NOT a top-level declaration.

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Quant(QuantBlock)

v2.4.0 — quant { … } cognitive block (Hilbert-space projection). Carries an optional attribute header + a real nested body of flow steps (so v2.4.0’s Continuous Type Invariant can scan it). Lives inside a flow body like par; NOT a top-level declaration.

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Yield(YieldStatement)

v2.4.0 — yield <expr> measurement point inside a quant block. Collapses the evolved amplitudes back to classical silicon; the effect operation whose resolution is a one-shot delimited continuation. Only well-formed inside a quant block (the checker rejects it elsewhere).

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Run(RunStatement)

v2.4.0 — run <Flow>(args) as a flow-step: invoke a declared flow from inside a body (notably a daemon’s listen handler — the Q3 ask). Reuses the top-level RunStatement shape (flow name + args + optional persona/context/anchors). Distinct from Declaration::Run only by position (a step inside a body vs. a program-root run).

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GenericStep(GenericFlowStep)

Flow-level statements we recognize but parse structurally.

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impl Debug for FlowStep

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