pub const USAGE: &str = "\
usage: very-normal make-plan [--name NAME] [--text FILE|FOLDER|- ...] [--no-claude]
[--lock KEYS] [--oryx-layout ID] [--home-row-mods M,M,...]
[--per-stage N] [--restarts N] [--iters N] [--seed N]
[--out FILE] [--summary FILE] [--force] [--corpus-out FILE]
Makes a layout from your own typing and a plan to get there from QWERTY.
By default it reads what you typed to Claude Code (never Claude's replies).
--text adds any other writing: files, folders of .md/.txt/.org files, or -
for stdin. --no-claude leaves your Claude Code messages out.
--lock keys that stay where QWERTY has them (default qwzxcv,./ keeps
Cmd+Q, W, Z, X, C and V). Each one costs the layout a little.
--oryx-layout your Oryx layout id; its home row holds are read from Oryx
--out the plan (default ~/.config/very-normal/plans/<name>.toml; private)
--summary the shareable summary (default next to the plan, as .md)
--force replace a plan you made before with the same name
It never touches the plan you're practising, or your progress. Your first
plan becomes the active one; after that, switch with `very-normal use <name>`.
";