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AuditWalk CLI Documentation

AuditWalk CLI docs are split by purpose: learn workflow, look up exact syntax, clarify term meaning, and review future vocabulary without mixing planned terms into live runtime reference pages.

CLI Guide

Workflow learning, first-run setup, and practical operator sequences.

Open CLI Guide

CLI Command Reference

Exact command syntax, arguments, options, canonical forms, aliases, and rewrites.

Open Command Reference

CLI Glossary

Definitions for runtime vocabulary such as baseline, drift, advisory states, and daemon states.

Open CLI Glossary

Planned / Reserved Terms

Future and reserved language intentionally separated from current runtime behavior.

Open Planned / Reserved Terms

Which page should I use?

Learning the workflow from scratch: CLI Guide
Looking up exact syntax now: CLI Command Reference
Clarifying term meaning: CLI Glossary
Checking future vocabulary status: Planned / Reserved Terms

Documentation rules

Command Reference is implemented-only and strict.
Glossary defines language; it does not redefine command behavior.
Planned / Reserved is non-runtime and not current behavior.

Reference note: command reference content should be sourced from implemented runtime behavior (registry + rewrite normalization), not speculative future surface.

Start with the CLI Guide for sequence and intent.
Use the Command Reference during command execution.
Use the Glossary when terminology is unclear.
Use Planned / Reserved Terms to separate future language from live runtime.