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Display all available AIWG CLI commands, their arguments, and usage examples
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Run a comprehensive health check on the AIWG installation and workspace with pass/fail diagnostics and remediation steps
Guide for filing high-quality issues — template selection, environment capture, duplicate detection, and import flow for cross-tracker reports
AIWG addons + extensions language map — categories, curated discover phrases, and per-bundle pointers covering everything beyond the framework quickrefs
Guide for opening high-quality pull requests — template, verification gates, delivery-policy compliance, no-attribution rule, and CI-green-before-done discipline
Update AIWG CLI and redeploy frameworks/tools to current project without leaving the session
Regenerate platform context file with preserved team directives
| name | aiwg-help |
| description | Display all available AIWG CLI commands, their arguments, and usage examples |
| platforms | ["codex"] |
You display all available AIWG CLI commands, their arguments, and usage examples.
Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):
aiwg helpaiwg helpaiwg helpaiwg helpaiwg help| Pattern | Example | Action |
|---|---|---|
| General help | "help" / "show help" | Run aiwg help |
| Command listing | "what commands are available" | Run aiwg help |
| Usage question | "how do I use aiwg" | Run aiwg help |
| Capability query | "what can aiwg do" | Run aiwg help |
| Command discovery | "list aiwg commands" | Run aiwg help |
When triggered:
Extract intent: Determine whether the user wants the full command listing or is asking about a specific command or category. If a specific command is mentioned (e.g. "help with ralph"), direct the user to the relevant section.
Run the appropriate command:
# Full help output
aiwg help
The help command is built into the CLI registry and requires no external tools. It renders command groups (Framework, Project, Workspace, MCP Server, Toolsmith, Catalog, Discovery, Dispatch, Features, Scaffolding, Ralph Loop, Maintenance, Channel) with aligned descriptions.
Discovery commands (discover, show, index) are the canonical way to find and read AIWG skills/agents/commands/rules — most of AIWG's surface lives outside the always-loaded kernel set and is reachable only via these commands. Dispatch commands (run skill <name>, run <script>) execute script-bearing skills and user-defined scripts.
Report the result inline — present the command groups and highlight the most relevant section if the user expressed a specific area of interest.
User: "What commands does AIWG have?"
Extraction: Full command listing requested, no specific area mentioned
Action:
aiwg help
Response: "Here are all available AIWG commands: [output]. The most commonly used are aiwg use <framework> to deploy a framework, aiwg discover \"<phrase>\" to find skills by capability, aiwg doctor to check health, and aiwg refresh to pull the latest version and redeploy."
User: "How do I use the agent loop commands?"
Extraction: User wants help scoped to the Agent Loop category
Action:
aiwg help
Response: "The Agent Loop commands are: aiwg ralph \"<task>\" to start an iterative loop, aiwg ralph-status to check progress, aiwg ralph-abort to stop, and aiwg ralph-resume to continue an interrupted loop. Pass --completion \"<criteria>\" to define when the loop should stop."
User: "usage"
Extraction: User wants the usage summary
Action:
aiwg help
Response: "Usage: aiwg <command> [options]. Run aiwg help for the full command listing, or ask about a specific command."
aiwg help for the live list)