Refactor CLI command names from 'penifycli' to 'penify' for consisten…

[sumansaurabh]

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…cy across documentation and codebase

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Description

• Refactored CLI command names from penifycli to penify for consistency across the documentation and codebase.
• Updated all relevant documentation files to reflect the new command name.
• Ensured that installation instructions and command usage examples are clear and consistent.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Documentation	7 files README.md Update CLI Command References for Consistency                        README.md Updated CLI command references from penifycli to penify. Ensured consistency across installation and usage instructions. Adjusted links to the GitHub repository. +14/-14  commit-commands.md Revise Command References in Commit Commands Documentation docs/commit-commands.md Changed command references from penifycli to penify. Updated usage examples for commit command. +17/-17  config-commands.md Update Configuration Command References                                    docs/config-commands.md Updated command references from penifycli to penify. Ensured consistency in configuration instructions. +5/-5      detailed-usage.md Revise Detailed Usage Documentation                                            docs/detailed-usage.md Changed command references from penifycli to penify. Updated authentication instructions. +8/-8      doc_commands.md Update Documentation Command References                                    docs/doc_commands.md Updated command references from penifycli to penify. Revised documentation generation instructions. +35/-35  example-workflows.md Revise Example Workflows Documentation                                      docs/example-workflows.md Changed command references from penifycli to penify. Updated workflow examples for clarity. +12/-12  penify-cli-documentation.md Update Penify CLI Documentation                                                    docs/penify-cli-documentation.md Updated command references from penifycli to penify. Revised installation and usage instructions. +20/-20
Enhancement	2 files main.py Update Main CLI Entry Point                                                            penify_hook/main.py Changed version output from penifycli to penify. +2/-2      setup.py Update Package Name and Entry Point                                            setup.py Renamed package from penifycli to penify. Updated entry point for the CLI command. +3/-3

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PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are primarily renaming commands across documentation and code files, which is straightforward.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	No
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Best practice	Provide a caution about permissions required for hook installation Add a warning or note about the necessity of having write permissions to the .git/hooks directory when installing hooks. docs/doc_commands.md [149-150] -penify docgen install-hook +penify docgen install-hook # Ensure you have write permissions to the .git/hooks directory. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion addresses an important aspect of using hooks that could prevent user errors, making it a valuable addition to the documentation.	8
	Catch specific exceptions to avoid hiding unexpected errors It's better to catch specific exceptions instead of using a bare except, which can hide unexpected errors. penify_hook/main.py [63] -except: +except Exception as e: Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Catching specific exceptions is a best practice that improves error handling and debugging, making the code more robust.	8
Enhancement	Enhance user understanding by providing context on command behavior Consider adding a note about the expected output or behavior when running commands like penify docgen install-hook to enhance user understanding. docs/doc_commands.md [51] -penify docgen install-hook +penify docgen install-hook # This installs the documentation generation hook. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Adding context about the expected behavior of commands can improve user understanding, but the suggestion does not address a critical issue, hence a moderate score.	7
Usability	Add brief explanations for commands to enhance user understanding Consider providing a brief explanation of what each command does immediately after its first mention to enhance user understanding. README.md [48] -penify config llm --model MODEL_NAME [--api-base API_URL] [--api-key API_KEY] +penify config llm --model MODEL_NAME [--api-base API_URL] [--api-key API_KEY] # Configure local LLM settings Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: This suggestion is valuable as it enhances user understanding, but it only applies to the specific command mentioned and does not address the overall documentation.	7
	Add a summary of key differences between old and new command names for user transition Consider adding a section that summarizes the key differences between the old and new command names for users transitioning from penifycli to penify. README.md [54] -penify config jira --url JIRA_URL --username USERNAME --api-token TOKEN [--verify] +penify config jira --url JIRA_URL --username USERNAME --api-token TOKEN [--verify] # Configure JIRA settings Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4 Why: While the suggestion is helpful for users transitioning, it does not directly improve the clarity or usability of the existing command examples and lacks specific implementation details.	4
User guidance	Advise users to verify API token configuration to avoid authentication issues Suggest users to check their API token configuration before running commands that require authentication to prevent errors. docs/commit-commands.md [111] -penify commit +penify commit # Ensure your API token is configured correctly. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: While this suggestion is helpful for user guidance, it addresses a minor issue and does not significantly impact the overall functionality of the commands.	6
Maintainability	Standardize command example formatting for clarity Ensure that all command examples are consistently formatted with the same style for options and parameters to avoid confusion. README.md [93] -penify docgen install-hook [-l /path/to/repo] +penify docgen install-hook [-l /path/to/repo] # Install Git hook for automatic documentation Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: The suggestion is relevant and addresses a common issue in documentation, but it lacks specific examples of inconsistencies, which would make it more effective.	6
	Use a constant for the version number to improve maintainability Consider using a constant for the version number to avoid hardcoding it multiple times. penify_hook/main.py [64] -print("penify version 0.2.2") +print(f"penify version {VERSION_NUMBER}") Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: While using a constant for the version number can improve maintainability, the current hardcoded version is only used once, making this suggestion less critical.	6
	Improve the consistency of command formatting in the documentation Ensure that the command examples are consistent in formatting, particularly regarding the use of options and parameters, to improve clarity and usability. README.md [34] +penify commit [-m "Optional message"] [-e] [-d] - Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: While the suggestion aims to improve clarity, it does not provide specific examples of inconsistencies in the formatting, making it less actionable.	5
Consistency	Clarify command usage by ensuring consistent command formatting Ensure consistency in command usage by replacing any instances of penify with penify docgen for clarity in command context. docs/doc_commands.md [20] +penify docgen - Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3 Why: The suggestion to replace penify with penify docgen is not necessary as the command penify is valid on its own, and the context is clear without the additional specificity.	3