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One handler per subcommand. Handlers hold the behavior; main only dispatches, and cli only declares the argument surface.

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adopt
rk adopt: a pre-record target becomes a recorded one.
assess
rk assess: classify a target before anything lands.
branches
rk branches prune: report the branches a squash merge retired.
completions
rk completions: shell completion generation.
depend
rk depend assess | add: another project as a dependency of a target.
doctor
rk doctor: is this host ready?
forge
rk forge: read the per-forge documents, the siblings of the bindings.
guide
rk guide: print a runbook with what detection knows filled in.
init
rk init: land a technology’s deterministic files into a target.
issue
rk issue start: one command from an issue to the branch the forge named, seated the way the recorded mode says.
license
rk license: print the terms the binary carries.
lines
rk lines: the release-line lifecycle — inventory, open, candidates, and retirement.
message
rk message: the content guards over a commit message, a title, or a request body.
profile
rk profile: what a target resolves to, and what the catalog selects for it.
read
The read-only commands over the embedded sources: method, binding, snippet.
runs
rk runs: inspect and prune the run journals.
self_depend
rk self-depend status | add | clean | sync: the consumer half of release-kit’s own distribution.
setup
rk setup: execute the repository-side setup against the detected forge.
skill
rk skill: the agent skills at user scope.
stage
rk stage: write the candidate this binary would land into a disposable stage, and rk stage clean: remove exactly one such stage.
status
rk status: a target describes itself from its own disk.
upgrade
rk upgrade: a landed target takes this binary’s projection.
usage
rk usage: the whole command tree in one call.
versions
rk versions: the pinned-tool registry, and its freshness check.
worktree
rk worktree list | add | prune: the worktree half of the local cleanup pair.