tama help

Prints the sealed public top-level command summary.

#Invocation

tama help
tama --help
tama -h
tama

The named command, both flag forms, and an invocation with no command select the same help path. It takes no required input or public options.

#Output and state

tama help, --help and -h write usage beginning tama <command> and the public command list to stdout, perform no product action, and exit 0.

#Help for one command

tama <command> [<verb>…] --help
tama <command> [<verb>…] -h

--help or -h answers for the deepest command the words before the first option name: tama violations --help prints every violations line of the summary, tama violations find --help only the violations find lines, each headed by tama <the command>, to stdout, exit 0, and never run the command: tama show --help does not look up a hook, and tama install --help installs nothing. A verb written as one of a <a|b|c> choice in the summary is answered with its entry; words after the deepest command (a hook id, a path) are its arguments. The groups that write their own usage, one line per verb (hooks, adaptive, enforcement, worktrees, copies, tests), answer a verb with its own line of that usage, as tama hooks seal --help does. A verb neither lists answers with its group's lines.

#Refusals and failures

The help path has no command-specific refusal. Any other unknown top-level command also prints the same usage, but exits 2 instead of 0.

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