Commands for debugging, editors and help

jadpo why <schedule> ends with the schedule's .jadpo place, and takes --json (Watching schedules). Another name is cli.why_arguments.

jadpo lsp is what your editor runs (Editor support).

jadpo toolchain lists the releases kept for projects, remove <version> deletes one, and pin and unpin write the release a project runs with into jadpo.lock. Each takes --json (Which jadpo runs).

jadpo help [command] explains one command, every command takes --help with examples, and jadpo help --json gives the rule catalogue, every standard type's contract under types and every standard-library operation under operations, which the docs' type reference is built from, and the schemas of the manifest and of jadpo test --json.

jadpo help <Type> prints a standard type's page offline, the same page as on the site: what it is, when to use it and what to use instead, its shape, an example, what is good to know, its JSON and its details (jadpo help PersonName). With --json it gives the type's fields, which are required, and the page. Any spelling finds it, so personname and person_name do too. jadpo help types lists every standard type from A to Z.

jadpo help <rule>, with the id an error's rule: line gives (jadpo help import.unused), prints the rule's page offline, the page its help: link opens: the rule, its area, whether it is declinable and who decides, then the page's prose and each example in order, under the file it is in, and what jadpo check printed for it. The supporting files the site hides are left out. --json gives the rule's facts and the page's Markdown. A word with a . that is no rule is cli.unknown_command, naming the nearest rule.

Not built yet: the debugging commands of Debugging and review, which are proposed there: jadpo trace <id>, jadpo traces, jadpo metrics, jadpo logs, jadpo watch, jadpo why for anything but a schedule, jadpo call, jadpo console, jadpo mcp, jadpo replay and jadpo test new --from; jadpo path (Path IDs); and jadpo privacy requests (Personal data). Also jadpo incident [file | -], which explains a runtime event from a file, from standard input (pbpaste | jadpo incident -, or a log stream piped in), or, with no argument in a terminal, from text pasted at a prompt. It finds the Jadpo events inside the surrounding log text and groups them by request.