🌱 New Feature: Beautiful Per-Command Help for the Greening CLI

🌿 One of the newest additions to the Greening CLI is intuitive, per-command help. You can now run:

greening <command> --help

or

greening help <command>

To instantly get detailed, actionable help for that specific command — no guesswork, no flipping to the docs mid-flow.

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🌱 How It Works

Let’s say you want to scaffold a new project. Just type:

greening new --help

and you’ll see:

Usage: greening new [OPTIONS]

Scaffold a new Python project using greening.yaml.

This command uses your greening.yaml configuration to generate a full project structure based on a customizable template.
It can also automatically:
- Initialize a GitHub repository
- Create and activate a virtual environment
- Commit and push the project to GitHub

Options:
  --help              Show this message and exit.

Examples:
  greening new

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Want to initialize your config?

greening init --help

Outputs:

Usage: greening init

Initialize a new greening.yaml config file in the current directory.

This command inspects your environment and Git configuration to prepopulate sensible defaults:
- Auto-detects your GitHub username and email via git config
- Checks for a GITHUB_TOKEN in your environment
- Creates greening.yaml only if one does not already exist

Options:
  --help              Show this help message and exit

Examples:
  greening init

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🌾 Why This Matters

Greening is all about eliminating friction and helping you ship beautiful software fast. With these new help commands, you can:

• 🌱 Stay in flow
• 🌿 Learn Greening’s capabilities organically
• 🌾 Discover hidden features you might’ve missed

You don’t need to remember everything. You just need to remember:

greening <command> --help

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🌱 What’s Next?

As new features roll out, each command’s help will grow to reflect new flags, options, and workflows. All discoverable in the CLI — no context switching, no fluff.

Stay tuned — and keep planting those seeds. 🌿