Module command 

The command table: one array, read by every front end.

Invariant: a command exists once. COMMANDS holds its name, its summary, the parameters it takes and the function that runs it, and the three front ends read that array rather than each carrying a list:

• inillucent <verb> builds its usage and its argument parsing from it;
• inillucent-mcp builds tools/list and its JSON Schemas from it;
• inillucent help prints it.

crates/inillucent-compat/tests/tooling/command_parity.rs fails the build if a command loses its description, if a parameter loses one, if a command is hidden from MCP without a stated reason, or if the two surfaces stop naming the same set. That test is the whole point of the arrangement: this repository already argues, in drivers/README.md, that a capability list nobody runs decays into a list of claims that were true once, and a command list is the same kind of claim.

Everything here goes through crate::shell::Shell. The shell is already an adapter over the public facade, and the 416-case differential probe covers that path. A command table that reached past it to the engine would be a second path to the same data, answering slightly differently, and nobody would find out from the tests that exist.

Re-exports

pub use outcome::Column;

pub use outcome::Failed;

pub use outcome::Outcome;

Modules

outcome

What a command produced, and the two ways it is read.

verbs

What each command in the table actually does.

Structs

Arguments

The values a command was given.

Command

One command.

Context

Where a command runs: the database, and the limits placed on it.

Param

One parameter a command takes.

Enums

Kind

What kind of value a parameter takes.

OpenMode

Whether a command surface may write to the database it opens.

Writes

What a command does to the database, for the two questions that asks.

Statics

COMMANDS

Every command inillucent has, in the order help lists them.

Functions

find

Returns the command of a given name.

run

Runs a command, applying the checks every front end shares.