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  • Add namespace support info to key features
  • Update get-output-types command with namespace examples
  • Rename get-output-lookup-tree to get-output-type-details
  • Update add-input command documentation with namespace format
  • Add examples for namespace usage throughout
  • Update register-output-type with namespace examples

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  • Documentation
    • Added a "Key Features" section summarizing main capabilities.
    • Expanded documentation for ftf add-input, clarifying --output-type usage and providing examples.
    • Updated ftf get-output-types to specify namespace/name display and added example output.
    • Introduced documentation for new ftf get-output-type-details command with examples.
    • Clarified ftf register-output-type requirements and provided example YAML.
    • Made minor clarifications and formatting improvements throughout.

- Add namespace support info to key features
- Update get-output-types command with namespace examples
- Rename get-output-lookup-tree to get-output-type-details
- Update add-input command documentation with namespace format
- Add examples for namespace usage throughout
- Update register-output-type with namespace examples
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The README.md file was updated to include a new "Key Features" section and expanded documentation for several FTF CLI commands. These updates clarify usage, especially around output types and namespaces, introduce a new command for inspecting output types, and provide improved examples and formatting for better usability.

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README.md Added "Key Features" section; expanded and clarified documentation for output type commands; added examples; improved formatting and descriptions throughout.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
README.md (3)

181-187: Minor wording nitpick for --output-type description

The phrase “Supports both default (@outputs) and custom namespaces.” is clear, but readers might wonder what happens if they omit the namespace. Consider making the default explicit, e.g.:

-Supports both default (@outputs) and custom namespaces.
+If no namespace is supplied, the value is assumed to be in the default “@outputs” namespace. Custom namespaces are also supported.

300-315: Add a fenced-code language to silence markdownlint (MD040)

markdownlint-cli2 flags the example block because no language is declared.

-```
+```text
 Registered output types:
 - @custom/sqs
 - @outputs/cache
 - @outputs/database
-```
+```

329-354: Same MD040 issue for the long “Example Output” block

Explicitly declaring a language (e.g., text or json/yaml if you split it) removes the lint warning and gives nicer syntax highlighting.

-``` 
+```text
 === Output Type Details: @custom/sqs ===
 ...
  "out": {
    "attributes": {"queue_arn": {}, "queue_url": {}},
    "interfaces": {}
  }
 }
-```
+```
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README.md (1)

5-12: New Key Features section looks solid

Clear, concise bullets that immediately communicate the CLI’s value – nice touch.

Comment on lines +317 to 323
#### Get Output Type Details

Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific registered output type from the control plane, including properties and lookup tree.

```bash
ftf get-output-lookup-tree [OPTIONS]
ftf get-output-type-details [OPTIONS]
```
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Verify CLI implementation for renamed command

Docs introduce ftf get-output-type-details (formerly get-output-lookup-tree). Ensure the actual CLI has been updated so users don’t hit “command not found”.


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Length of output: 178


Implement and Register the New CLI Command

After verifying:

  • get-output-lookup-tree is no longer in the codebase
  • ⚠️ No occurrences of get-output-type-details outside of README.md

The CLI implementation for ftf get-output-type-details is missing. Please add and register this command in your CLI code (e.g., create or update cmd/get-output-type-details.go and wire it into your root command) so that the documentation and executable stay in sync.

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In README.md around lines 317 to 323, the documentation describes the CLI
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@anujhydrabadi anujhydrabadi merged commit 5019b0f into main Jun 30, 2025
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