/chelp — Quick Help

Show the workflow pipeline, all available commands, and a quick-reference cheat sheet.

When to Use

  • You are new to Correctless and want to see what commands are available.
  • You need a quick reminder of the pipeline order or a specific command name.
  • Not for: Diagnosing workflow state or problems (use /cstatus).

How It Fits in the Workflow

This skill can be invoked at any time. It is a read-only reference card that detects the current intensity level and shows the relevant commands.

What It Does

  • Detects the current intensity level (not set up / standard / high / critical) from .correctless/config/workflow-config.json.
  • Prints the pipeline diagram for your mode.
  • Lists all available commands grouped by category (feature workflow, standalone tools, high+ intensity additions).
  • Shows a quick-reference table mapping common tasks to commands.

Example 

User: /chelp

Correctless — Workflow Pipeline:
  /cspec -> /creview -> /ctdd [RED -> test audit -> GREEN -> /simplify -> QA] -> /cverify -> /cdocs -> merge

Feature workflow:
  /cspec        Write a feature spec with testable rules
  /creview      Skeptical review + security checklist (~3 min)
  /ctdd         Enforced TDD: tests -> implement -> QA
  /cverify      Verify implementation matches spec
  /cdocs        Update documentation

Other:
  /crefactor    Structured refactoring (tests must pass before + after)
  /cpr-review   Review someone else's PR
  /ccontribute  Contribute to someone else's project
  /cmaintain    Review contributions as a maintainer
  /cdebug       Structured bug investigation
  /cstatus      Where am I? What's next?
  /csummary     What did the workflow catch this feature?
  /cmetrics     Project-wide health dashboard
  /cwtf         Audit the workflow — did agents follow instructions?

No active workflow. Start one: git checkout -b feature/my-feature then /cspec

What It Reads / Writes

Reads Writes
.correctless/config/workflow-config.json Nothing (read-only)
.correctless/hooks/workflow-advance.sh (status output)  

Intensity Levels

  • Standard intensity: Shows the standard pipeline and standard commands only.
  • High/critical intensity: Adds the extended pipeline diagram and high+ intensity commands (/cmodel, /creview-spec, /caudit, /cupdate-arch, /cpostmortem, /cdevadv, /credteam).