oss-spec — bootstrap new OSS_SPEC.md-compliant repositories.

USAGE
  oss-spec init [<PROMPT>] [--name <NAME>] [flags]    # bootstrap (current dir, or --name subdir; optional AI prompt)
  oss-spec validate [--path .] [--url <URL>] [--create-issues]    # validate local or remote repo
  oss-spec fix   [--path .] [--url <URL>] [--create-issues]    # fix in place or file §19 issues
  oss-spec fetch [--into <DIR>]            # clone the public oss-spec repo for reference
  oss-spec commands [<NAME>] [--examples]  # list commands (machine-readable)
  oss-spec docs [<TOPIC>]                  # print embedded doc topic
  oss-spec man [<COMMAND>]                 # print embedded manpage
  oss-spec --help-agent                    # this text
  oss-spec --debug-agent                   # troubleshooting context

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --no-ai            Skip zag/AI calls (deterministic, offline-friendly)
  --no-tailor        Skip the interactive post-bootstrap tailoring agent (§23)
  --no-git           Skip `git init` and the first commit
  --no-gh            Skip `gh repo create`
  -y, --yes          Accept all defaults; skip interactive prompts
  --path <DIR>       Target dir (or parent dir when --name is set); defaults to CWD
  --name <NAME>      Project name; when set, creates <path|cwd>/<NAME>
  --lang <L>         rust|python|node|go|generic
  --kind <K>         lib|cli|service
  --license <L>      MIT|Apache-2.0|MPL-2.0
  --visibility <V>   public|private (passed to `gh repo create`)

ENVIRONMENT
  Author defaults are read from `git config user.name` / `user.email`.
  GitHub owner is read from `gh api user -q .login`.

DISCOVERY
  Use `oss-spec commands` for the canonical command list.
  Use `oss-spec commands <name> --examples` for a single-command example.
  Use `oss-spec man <command>` for full reference.
  Use `oss-spec docs <topic>` for conceptual docs.

VERSION
  oss-spec 0.1.0
