# Manage Workflows

You can list, create, update, fork, and version workflows from the command line.

## List Workflows

```bash
roboflow workflow list
```

```bash
roboflow workflow list --json
```

## Get Workflow Details

```bash
roboflow workflow get my-workflow
```

```bash
roboflow workflow get my-workflow --json
```

## Create a Workflow

```bash
roboflow workflow create --name "My Workflow"
```

With a JSON definition file:

```bash
roboflow workflow create --name "My Workflow" --definition workflow.json
```

### Options

| Flag            | Description                  |
| --------------- | ---------------------------- |
| `--name`        | Workflow name (required)     |
| `--definition`  | Path to JSON definition file |
| `--description` | Workflow description         |

## Update a Workflow

Update a workflow's definition:

```bash
roboflow workflow update my-workflow --definition updated.json
```

## List Workflow Versions

```bash
roboflow workflow version list my-workflow
```

```bash
roboflow workflow version list my-workflow --json
```

## Fork a Workflow

Fork a workflow from the current workspace:

```bash
roboflow workflow fork my-workflow
```

Fork from another workspace:

```bash
roboflow workflow fork other-workspace/their-workflow
```

## JSON Output

All workflow commands support `--json` for structured output:

```bash
roboflow workflow list --json | jq '.[].name'
roboflow workflow create --name "Test" --json
```

Exit codes: 0 = success, 1 = error, 2 = auth error, 3 = not found.