gpd-help

To display the full GPD command reference, run the gpd-help command with the --all option. This exposes a complete guide of every GPD command, syntax, and usage guideline for quick in-context lookup.

Contextual help provides a state-aware subset of GPD commands based on your current project state. Instead of showing every command, it filters the reference to display only the relevant commands and usage guidelines for your specific context.

Yes, the GPD help reference provides a concise quick start overview alongside the full command reference. Without the --all flag, it delivers state-aware guidance to help you find the necessary commands without browsing the entire list.

No dependencies or environment setup are required to use the GPD command reference. It operates entirely in-context, requiring only that the YAML frontmatter conforms to name and description requirements to expose the reference via the gpd-help command.

The best way to reduce lookup time is to use the state-aware contextual help feature. By showing a contextual subset of commands based on your project state, it minimizes onboarding friction and eliminates the need to manually search the full reference.

The gpd-help command shows a state-aware subset by default to reduce onboarding friction and provide quick lookup. You must explicitly pass the --all option to bypass contextual filtering and display the complete list of every GPD command.