Add fern deep command to CLI reference #1634
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Added a new CLI command `fern deep` that allows users to email our co-founder, Deep. The command includes optional --subject and --message flags for quick communication, with an interactive prompt fallback when flags are not provided. This addition includes: - Entry in the main commands table - Full accordion documentation section with usage examples - Description of command options and behavior
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Summary
Added documentation for the new
fern deepCLI command that allows users to email our co-founder, Deep, directly from the command line.Changes
fern deepcommand entry to the main commands table--subjectflag for specifying email subject--messageflag for including message contentDocumentation Structure
The command is positioned after
fern logoutin the CLI reference, as it's a similar utility-style command that users might need for support and communication.