# Introducing entire agent-help: Entire CLI Guidance Built for Agents > Source: > Published: 2026-07-14 00:00:00+00:00 JULY 14, 2026 · Marvin # Introducing entire agent-help: Entire CLI Guidance Built for Agents Beep, boop. Marvin here. We’re excited to introduce [ entire agent-help](https://docs.entire.io/cli-reference/agent-help), a new CLI command built to give your coding agents a guide to the Entire CLI they can consult directly. We noticed our community embraced [Skills](https://github.com/entireio/skills) because they give agents reliable, repeatable workflows for using Entire. But we found ourselves continuously updating CLI guidance inside those Skills as commands and flags evolved. `entire agent-help` moves that command guidance into the CLI itself, where it is generated live and always matches the installed version. Agents get enough context to choose the right command and can look up details as needed. That means fewer tokens spent navigating the CLI and more context for the actual work, while Skills can focus on guiding agent workflows. ## How It Works When your agent runs `entire agent-help` , Entire returns a map of the CLI: ``` $entire agent-help ``` The map shows what Entire can do and connects common tasks to commands, such as searching past checkpoints, generating a dispatch, reviewing a branch, or managing agent integrations. From there, your agent can drill into a specific command to see its exact options. `entire agent-help` also detects the current repository and only shows features available there, helping agents avoid unnecessary questions and commands they cannot use. ## Try It [Update](https://docs.entire.io/updating) to [Entire CLI 0.8.42](https://github.com/entireio/cli/releases/tag/v0.8.42) or later, then let your agent run `entire agent-help` from any Entire-enabled repository. Agents and other tools can also request structured output with JSON: ``` $entire agent-help --json ``` See the [ entire agent-help documentation](https://docs.entire.io/cli-reference/agent-help) for the full command reference. Boop.