0.0.0-alpha.7

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.6

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.5

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.4

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.3

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.2

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.1

## 🌱 Features

- (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
- (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
- (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? `milpa itself repo install` will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
- (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's `.milpa` folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
- (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
- (dfa152) Readable `--help` on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.

0.0.0-alpha.0

🌱 Features

• (dfa152) Argument and flag run-time validation, so your command can focus on using them.
• (dfa152) Command line argument, flag autocomplete for your commands on bash, zsh and fish. Completions can come from other commands.
• (dfa152) Don't wanna write stuff over and over again? milpa itself repo install will come in handy to install remote milpa repos.
• (dfa152) Drop your commands and specs in your project's .milpa folder, group them in folders and nest them, they'll become callable based on their path.
• (dfa152) Needs bash, old ones work fine! Companion binary does the argument parsing and fancy rendering heavy lifting, available wherever golang builds for.
• (dfa152) Readable --help on your terminal, searchable help on your browser. Same for docs that go along your commands.