Help command

wavepeek uses progressive disclosure: start with a compact reminder, then ask for more detail only when you need it.

Help layers

Use wavepeek -h for compact top-level lookup help. This layer is intentionally short and points you to the deeper layers.

Use wavepeek --help for detailed top-level reference help. This layer explains general conventions and lists the available command families.

Use wavepeek help <command-path...> for detailed help on a specific command or nested command. For example:

wavepeek help change
wavepeek help docs show
wavepeek help skill

You can also ask a command directly for detailed help with wavepeek <command> --help or wavepeek <command-path...> --help.

Where narrative docs fit

Generated help is the authority for exact syntax, flags, defaults, and required arguments. Use wavepeek docs when you need narrative guidance, workflows, troubleshooting, or stable semantic reference topics.

Use wavepeek skill when you need the packaged agent skill Markdown from the installed build.