Summary
Rewrite docs/commands.html as a toggle-driven cheat sheet for PowerShell cmdlets and the standalone nova launcher.
Problem
docs/commands.html currently mixes PowerShell and CLI explanation in a way that makes the page less effective as a fast command lookup reference. The page should help users quickly find the right command once they already understand NovaModuleTools.
Scope
Rewrite docs/commands.html so that:
- the selected toggle drives the visible command surface
- PowerShell mode reads like a cmdlet cheat sheet
- command-line mode reads like a
nova cheat sheet
- narrative explanation is secondary to quick lookup
Content direction
- make the CLI positioning more precise
- reflect that
nova is especially relevant for macOS/Linux users who want a platform-native command-line experience
- keep PowerShell cmdlets positioned as the native scripted experience in
pwsh
- avoid recommending
Invoke-NovaCli as an end-user entrypoint
Acceptance criteria
- the page works as a fast lookup/reference page
- the selected surface determines the examples and surrounding guidance
- mixed-surface narrative blocks are removed or reduced significantly
- deeper guide links remain available but secondary
- the page no longer feels like combined cmdlet help
Out of scope
- other website guide pages
- PlatyPS cleanup
- launcher architecture changes
Summary
Rewrite
docs/commands.htmlas a toggle-driven cheat sheet for PowerShell cmdlets and the standalonenovalauncher.Problem
docs/commands.htmlcurrently mixes PowerShell and CLI explanation in a way that makes the page less effective as a fast command lookup reference. The page should help users quickly find the right command once they already understand NovaModuleTools.Scope
Rewrite
docs/commands.htmlso that:novacheat sheetContent direction
novais especially relevant for macOS/Linux users who want a platform-native command-line experiencepwshInvoke-NovaClias an end-user entrypointAcceptance criteria
Out of scope