The workflow command becomes store: store list and store verify on every program, where store prune will land #1017

The workflow group becomes store, on every program and with no alias: <program> store list and <program> store verify, doing what workflow list and workflow verify do today.

The owner, 2026-10-02: "writ workflow is doing useful work. reaction: i don't relate to the name though i'm hard pressed to say what a better name would be. what i know: it is reporting/verifying the record of lifecycle operations." Ruled the same day: "go with store".

Why store

• It names what the commands read. list folds the run index and verify checks the signatures of the definitions and execution traces in the execution store, which the shared root's --store already names: "Execution store root, holding definitions and traces".
• The store already has a surface. The ruling of 2026-09-23 on lane 13 of Schedule: writ lifecycle management — the record, its lifetimes, and the four operations over it #916 puts pruning on it: "a subcommand of the store's surface with a retention policy, never a lifecycle verb" (Pruning lifetimes, design only: a subcommand of the store's surface with a retention policy, never a lifecycle verb, never the current lifetime #930). store prune lands beside store list and store verify.
• Not record. The record is the current lifetime, what reconcile restores the system to. These commands read every run of every lifetime.

Today

• The group is registered on the shared root of all four programs: cmd/internal/cli/workflow.go (Use: "workflow"), from The workflow group on the shared root, groups that take no action, and cmd/internal #885 (2026-09-12), which closed writ verify reads as "check my deployment" but checks document signatures #782 and deleted writ verify.
• Its name is in the help, the installed man pages (<program>-workflow.1, -workflow-list.1, -workflow-verify.1), the generated CLI reference (docs/cli/writ/workflow/, docs/cli/lore/workflow/), and the guides and architecture documents The workflow group on the shared root, groups that take no action, and cmd/internal #885 updated.

Resolution

store replaces workflow everywhere the command surface names it: the registration, the help, the examples, the man pages, the CLI reference, the guides and the architecture documents. A test asserts every program's root carries store and not workflow. Go identifiers keep Workflow where they name a workflow, as WorkflowRecord does: the store lists workflows. Lane 7 of #916 (#926) settles how this command's --scope matches first.

Plan and design documents

Epic: #447 · Feature: #762