Configuration
Configuration: doc-gen init
Configuration: doc-gen init
Configuration: doc-gen structure analyze
Configuration: doc-gen structure generate
Configuration: doc-gen structure print
Configuration: path-header-scanner init
Configuration: path-header-scanner scan
Examples: doc-gen init
Examples: doc-gen structure analyze
Examples: doc-gen structure generate
Examples: doc-gen structure print
Examples: path-header-scanner init
Examples: path-header-scanner scan
FAQ: doc-gen init
FAQ: doc-gen structure analyze
FAQ: doc-gen structure generate
FAQ: doc-gen structure print
FAQ: path-header-scanner init
FAQ: path-header-scanner scan
Options: doc-gen init
Options: doc-gen structure analyze
Options: doc-gen structure generate
Options: doc-gen structure print
Choose the initialization mode, replacement policy, and dry-run behavior.
Options: path-header-scanner scan
Output: doc-gen init
Output: doc-gen structure analyze
Output: doc-gen structure generate
Output: doc-gen structure print
Interpret initialization plans, resource counts, and completion status.
Output: path-header-scanner scan
Create the project-owned Doc Gen configuration file.
Inspect repository characteristics and resolved structure settings without writing project documentation.
Scan a repository, render its tree as Markdown, and write only the resolved output document.
Scan and render a project tree directly in the terminal without creating a Markdown document.
Create project-owned scanner configuration and supporting resources.
Discover supported files, validate path headers, preview missing or stale headers, and apply corrections only when explicitly requested.
Build an image for every repository tag and publish it to configured GitHub and/or GitLab registries.
Create project-owned Reflow configuration in a persistent local target without changing Git history or remote state.
Find version tags without corresponding GitHub releases and re-push them to retrigger tag-based CI/CD.
Replace convertible tag names in one persistent local checkout while preserving tag type and annotated metadata when possible.
Replace tag names on a selected Git remote through one guarded atomic push.
A writable target project. Python 3.9+ package compatibility; Python 3.14 is the standard runtime. Review .config/doc_gen before --force.
A readable target directory. Enough access to inspect repository entries. Appropriate ignore rules for large/generated directories.
A readable target directory. A writable output parent for live generation. An output path that does not identify unrelated documentation.
A readable target directory. A terminal capable of displaying the rendered tree. Profile/depth settings suitable for repository size.
A writable project directory. Python 3.11+ package compatibility; Python 3.14 is the standard runtime. Review existing .config/path_header_scanner resources before --force.
A readable target directory. Write permission only when --apply is used. Supported Python, JavaScript, shell, HTML, PHP, or Markdown files.
Generate, print, or analyze a repository tree.
Syntax: doc-gen init
Syntax: doc-gen structure analyze
Syntax: doc-gen structure generate
Syntax: doc-gen structure print
Syntax: path-header-scanner init
Syntax: path-header-scanner scan
Troubleshooting: doc-gen init
Troubleshooting: doc-gen structure analyze
Troubleshooting: doc-gen structure generate
Troubleshooting: doc-gen structure print
Troubleshooting: path-header-scanner init
Troubleshooting: path-header-scanner scan
Workflow: doc-gen init
Workflow: doc-gen structure analyze
Workflow: doc-gen structure generate
Workflow: doc-gen structure print
Workflow: path-header-scanner init
Workflow: path-header-scanner scan