PAELLADOC

--- description: When user executes any PAELLADOC command or asks about available commands, provide guidance on command usage and parameters globs: **/*.sh, **/*.py, **/*.js --- # PAELLADOC Commands ## Available Commands ### PAELLA Initiates the documentation process and generates Cursor rules Arguments: - project_name (string, optional): Name of the project to document - project_type (string): Type of project (frontend, backend, chrome_extension, fullstack, mobile_app) - methodologies (comma-separated): Development methodologies (tdd, github_workflow) - git_workflow (string): Git workflow style (github_flow, gitflow, trunk_based, no_workflow) - generate_rules (boolean): Whether to generate Cursor rules from documentation - ai_mode (string): AI operation mode (autonomous, collaborative, advisory) - -help (flag): Display help information ### HELP Displays help information about available PAELLADOC commands Arguments: - command (string, optional): Specific command to get help for - format (string): Output format (detailed, summary, examples) ### CONTINUE Continues with an existing project documentation Arguments: - project_name (string, required): Name of the project to continue with - update_rules (boolean): Whether to update Cursor rules from documentation - sync_templates (boolean): Whether to synchronize templates with current state ### ACHIEVEMENT Records an achievement in the project memory Arguments: - description (string, required): Description of the achievement - category (string, required): Category (architecture, development, documentation, testing, security, performance, product, design, research) - impact_level (string): Level of impact (high, medium, low) ### ISSUE Records an issue in the project memory Arguments: - description (string, required): Description of the issue - severity (string, required): Severity level (critical, high, medium, low) - area (string, required): Area affected (product, technical, process, security, performance) ### DECISION Records a technical decision in the project memory Arguments: - description (string, required): Description of the decision - impact (comma-separated): Areas impacted (architecture, development, documentation, testing, security, performance, product, design, process) - rationale (string, required): Reasoning behind the decision ### MEMORY Shows the development record Arguments: - filter (string): Filter memory by category (all, achievements, issues, decisions, product, technical) - format (string): Output format (detailed, summary, timeline) ### CODING_STYLE Manages programming style guides for the project Arguments: - operation (string, required): Style operation (apply, customize, list, show) - style_name (string, required): Name of the style (frontend, backend, chrome_extension, tdd, github_workflow) - project_name (string, required): Name of the project to apply style to - customizations (string): Path to customization file or inline JSON customizations ### GENERATE_CONTEXT Converts a code repository to text format for processing Arguments: - repo_path (string, required): Path to the repository to process - output (string): Output file name for the extracted content - line_numbers (boolean): Whether to show line numbers in the output file - style (string): Output style (plain, xml) - ignore (string): Additional patterns to ignore (comma-separated) ### GENERATE-DOC Analyzes code and generates comprehensive documentation with interactive guidance Arguments: - repo_path (string): Path to the repository to analyze (optional if context already exists) - context_path (string): Path to the context directory (default: code_context/extracted) - output (string): Path where to save the generated documentation - template (string): Documentation template to use