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Description

• Introduced comprehensive documentation for the commit command, enhancing user understanding of its options and integrations.
• Added detailed guides for configuration commands, including LLM and JIRA setups.
• Provided an in-depth usage guide covering all features of Penify CLI.
• Documented the docgen command and its Git hook functionalities for automated documentation generation.
• Included example workflows to demonstrate practical applications of Penify CLI in development.

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Documentation

commit-commands.md Comprehensive Documentation for Commit Command                      docs/commit-commands.md Added comprehensive documentation for the commit command. Included command options and usage examples. Explained integration with local LLM and JIRA. +161/-0  config-commands.md Detailed Configuration Command Documentation                          docs/config-commands.md Added detailed documentation for the config command. Explained configuration for LLM and JIRA integration. Provided examples and troubleshooting tips. +166/-0  detailed-usage.md In-Depth Usage Guide for Penify CLI                                            docs/detailed-usage.md Provided an in-depth guide on Penify CLI features. Included sections on authentication, command overview, and troubleshooting. +160/-0  doc_commands.md Comprehensive Documentation for Docgen Command                      docs/doc_commands.md Documented all permutations of the docgen command. Included Git hook commands and advanced use cases. +327/-0  example-workflows.md Example Workflows for Penify CLI Usage                                      docs/example-workflows.md Added example workflows for using Penify CLI. Demonstrated efficient Git commits and documentation generation. +143/-0  penify-cli-documentation.md Structured Documentation for Penify CLI                                    docs/penify-cli-documentation.md Created a structured documentation layout for Penify CLI. Included installation instructions and command overviews. +207/-0

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PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	4, because the PR introduces extensive documentation across multiple files, which requires careful reading to ensure clarity and accuracy.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	No
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Security	Emphasize the security risks associated with sharing configuration files containing sensitive data Include a note about the security implications of sharing configuration files that contain API keys and sensitive information. docs/config-commands.md [141-143] -+You can share configuration between machines by copying the `.penify/config.json` file. However, be cautious with API keys and credentials. ++You can share configuration between machines by copying the `.penify/config.json` file. However, be cautious with API keys and credentials, as sharing sensitive information can lead to security vulnerabilities. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion highlights important security considerations regarding sensitive information, which is crucial for user safety.	8
	Add a note on security best practices for API token handling Consider adding a section on security best practices for handling API tokens, including how to avoid exposing them in public repositories. docs/detailed-usage.md [55] -55 +1. Environment variable `PENIFY_API_TOKEN` (highest priority) +55 +1. Environment variable `PENIFY_API_TOKEN` (highest priority) - Ensure this is not exposed in public repositories. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion addresses a crucial security concern regarding API token exposure, which is important for users to understand.	8
	Include a warning about potential risks when using the external editor option It would be beneficial to include a warning about the potential risks of using the -e option, as it opens the commit message in an external editor which could lead to accidental exposure of sensitive information. docs/commit-commands.md [30] -30 +This opens your default Git editor with the generated message for review. +30 +This opens your default Git editor with the generated message for review. Be cautious as this may expose sensitive information. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: This suggestion highlights a potential risk when using the external editor, which is relevant for user awareness, though it addresses a minor issue.	7
Enhancement	Add a troubleshooting section for common command usage issues to aid users Consider adding a section on troubleshooting common issues related to command usage to assist users in resolving potential problems. docs/penify-cli-documentation.md [196] +## Troubleshooting ++### Common Command Issues ++1. **Command not found**: Ensure Penify CLI is installed and in your PATH. ++2. **Authentication errors**: Verify your API token and login status. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Adding troubleshooting information is beneficial for user experience, but it addresses a minor enhancement rather than a critical issue.	7
	Add practical examples for command options to improve user comprehension Consider adding examples for each command option to enhance user understanding and practical application. docs/doc_commands.md [7-8] +- [Basic Usage](#basic-usage) ++ - Example: `penifycli docgen -l path/to/file.py` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: While adding examples can improve user comprehension, the suggestion does not address a critical issue and is more of a minor enhancement.	6
	Add a workflow for handling merge conflicts during commits Consider adding a workflow that demonstrates how to handle merge conflicts when using the commit command, as this is a common scenario in collaborative environments. docs/example-workflows.md [5-7] 5 +## Workflow 1: Efficient Git Commits with AI +6 +### Handling Merge Conflicts +7 +When merge conflicts occur, resolve them manually before using the `commit` command. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: This suggestion enhances the documentation by addressing a common scenario, improving user experience, but it is not critical.	6
Clarity	Clarify the distinctions between global and project-specific configurations for better user guidance Clarify the differences between global and project-specific configurations to help users understand when to use each. docs/penify-cli-documentation.md [189] -+- Global configuration: `~/.penify` ++- Global configuration: `~/.penify` (applies to all projects) ++- Project-specific configuration: `.penify` in your Git repository root (overrides global settings for this project) Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Clarifying configuration distinctions aids user understanding, but it is a minor improvement rather than addressing a significant concern.	7
Best practice	Clarify the importance of context when using the detailed commit message option It might be useful to clarify that the -d option generates a detailed commit message, but users should ensure that the context provided is sufficient for the AI to generate meaningful content. docs/commit-commands.md [40] -40 +Generate a detailed commit message with both title and description: +40 +Generate a detailed commit message with both title and description, ensuring the provided context is sufficient for meaningful content. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: This suggestion improves clarity regarding the use of the -d option, which is helpful but not essential for functionality.	5