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== Timeline

* 2026-09-29 — Antora: register under shared `tools` component (`about` module); rewrite overview lede for machine-orientation CLI.
* 2026-09-29 — Docs: open overview with `` `about` `` as a CLI command in loose prose (Nushell-optional behavior unchanged).
* 2026-07-25 — link:changelog-details/2026-07-25%20-%20command%20orientation%20cards.adoc[Command orientation cards] — `about <cmd>`, tip crosslinks to help/info/man.
* 2026-07-24 — link:changelog-details/2026-07-24%20-%20nushell-aware%20output.adoc[Nushell-aware output] — Nu tip sheet, classic-shell nudge, `--format nuon`.
* 2026-07-23 — link:changelog-details/2026-07-23%20-%20initial%20about%20cli.adoc[Initial `about` CLI] — native + Cosmopolitan APE builds, CI release pipeline.
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:page-last-author: cursor-agent on behalf of amdphreak
:page-last-edited: 2026-09-29

`about` is a portable CLI that prints machine orientation (OS, shell, environment) and a short OS-family cheat sheet for looking around.
Under https://www.nushell.sh/[Nushell], the cheat sheet uses `nu` idioms (`sys`, `$env`, `ls`, …).
Outside Nushell, you still get the full classic tip sheet — plus a nudge to install `nu`.
`about` is a command for the CLI that orients you on a machine you didn't set up — OS, shell, environment, and a short cheat sheet of ways to look around on that OS family.

When you're in https://www.nushell.sh/[Nushell], those tips speak `nu` (`sys`, `$env`, `ls`, …).
When you're not, you still get the full classic tip sheet, plus a nudge to install `nu`.
Nushell is never required; `about` always runs.

== Why
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