pcr (no args)

Interactive help browser

pcr

Run pcr with no arguments to open an interactive help browser. Each command is listed with its purpose, when to reach for it, and worked examples — press enter on a row to run it, or y to copy the example to your clipboard for commands that need arguments.

pcr no-args interactive help browser, showing the command list on the left and the detailed pcr login pane on the right with purpose, when-to-use, examples, see-also, and docs link
pcr (no args) · the interactive help browser

When to use

  • First time on a new machine and you don't remember the command names
  • You want to see all available subcommands with their examples in one place
  • You'd rather scroll than type pcr <thing> --help for each command

v0.2.9 update — richer per-command --help

pcr <cmd> --help now renders the same single-source-of-truth content the interactive browser uses (purpose / when-to-use / examples / see-also / docs link). The line CLI and the TUI no longer drift.

pcr <cmd> --long-help shows the full block; -h keeps the terse summary plus the examples footer for muscle memory.