The processdefinitions tool shows all uploaded workflow process definitions.

 usage:  cm processdefinitions -u <user> [other options] [-v]

 available options:

                 Options                              Description
 -d, --domain <domain name>                  domain for login
                                              (default=<builtin>)
 -g, --grpc-endpoint <gRPC endpoint>         gRPC endpoint to connect to
 --grpc-wfs-endpoint <WFS gRPC endpoint>     gRPC endpoint of Workflow
                                              Server to connect to
 --http-base-uri <HTTP base URI>             HTTP base URI of Content
                                              Server where HTTP servlets
                                              are provided (e.g. blob
                                              servlet)
 -p, --password <password>                   password for login; you will
                                              be prompted for password if
                                              not given
 -u, --user <user name>                      user for login (required)
 --url <ior url>                             url to connect to
 -v, --verbose                               verbose

The processdefinitions tool has only one additional option:

The non-verbose output of processdefinitions shows the names and IDs of all uploaded process definitions, for example:

process definitions: 
  id: coremedia:///cap/processdefinition/1,
    name: ThreeStepPublication, enabled: true
  id: coremedia:///cap/processdefinition/6,
    name: SimplePublication, enabled: true
  id: coremedia:///cap/processdefinition/5,
    name: SimplePublication, enabled: false

This overview is useful to find out appropriate arguments for other server tools like start, download or enable. The IDs of the process definitions are unique. The names are not unique (see SimplePublication in the above example), but only one process definition of a certain name can be enabled at a time.

The verbose output provides detailed information about the process definitions.