document-command

To generate CLI documentation from source code, use the document-command Skill to automatically parse the clio tool's source code and update specified command documentation files. It extracts command details directly from the source to ensure accuracy.

Command alias resolution maps command aliases to their canonical names, ensuring consistency across CLI documentation. This mechanism updates multiple documentation surfaces simultaneously, preventing discrepancies between alias usage and canonical command references.

Documenting clio commands updates three documentation surfaces: the CLI help text file, the Markdown command reference in the docs directory, and the main Commands.md file. This ensures both runtime help and static docs remain synchronized.

Yes, you need access to the clio source code and associated documentation files to document CLI commands. The Skill requires this access to accurately extract command logic and update the relevant documentation surfaces.

The best way to update documentation for the 'clio register' command is to execute the document-command Skill with the 'register' argument. This automatically resolves aliases and updates all related help text and Markdown files.