make-discover

Run make help to discover all available Makefile targets. This command reveals the authoritative target list, eliminating guesswork by showing the current build surface before you attempt any build steps or add new targets.

Discoverable Makefile targets require real recipes under the MKF_ACTIVE block and a public stub in the else block. The public stub must include a discoverable ## comment so the target can be enumerated and validated by the build system.

Bob-managed target discovery works with standard Makefiles by enforcing required patterns and pointing to a centralized registry at agents/Makefile.bob. This allows make help to enumerate both Bob-managed and standard targets uniformly.

Yes, you can use make help to view and validate targets before adding new ones. Running make help reveals the current authoritative target list, allowing new contributors to learn the build surface and ensure new targets follow required Makefile patterns.

Makefile targets may not show up if they lack the required discoverable ## comment in the public stub within the else block. Ensure real recipes are placed under MKF_ACTIVE and the stub follows the centralized registry patterns at agents/Makefile.bob.

The best way to enumerate build system targets for new contributors is running make help. It provides quick visibility into all Makefile targets, including Bob-managed ones, serving as a single source of truth for the available build surface.