Greptile Summary

This PR tightens two overly broad except: clauses in CLI command handlers, replacing them with the specific exception types each code path is actually expected to raise.

• In run_cmds.py, the int(run_id) conversion now catches only TypeError and ValueError, which are the only exceptions that can realistically arise when converting a CLI string argument to an integer.
• In step_cmd.py, the getattr call now catches only AttributeError, which is the precise exception raised when a flow attribute (step) does not exist.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — both changes are minimal, targeted narrowings of exception scope with no behavioral change on the happy path.

Both changes correctly identify the expected exceptions for their respective operations: ValueError/TypeError for int() conversion of a string, and AttributeError for a missing getattr result. No logic is altered, no new code paths are introduced, and the fix prevents real internal exceptions from being silently swallowed and misreported as user-facing CLI errors.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

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