The current help information as it would be printed at the command line.

§1. Running Inbuild with -help currently produces the following summary. Note that Inbuild shares a number of command-line options with Inform7, and those not documented in this manual are covered in that one.

A simple build and package manager for the Inform tools.

usage: inbuild [-TASK] TARGET1 TARGET2 ...

-archive                       sync copies of all extensions, kits and so on needed for -project into Materials
-archive-to X                  sync copies of all extensions, kits and so on needed into nest X
-build                         incrementally build target(s)
-build-locate                  show file paths of all the extensions, kits and so on needed to build
-build-missing                 show the extensions, kits and so on which are needed to build but missing
-build-needs                   show all the extensions, kits and so on needed to build
-build-trace                   show verbose reasoning during -build (default is -no-build-trace)
-contents-of X                 apply to all targets in the directory X
-copy-to X                     copy target(s) to nest X
-dry                           make this a dry run (print but do not execute shell commands) (default is -no-dry)
-graph                         show dependency graph of target(s) but take no action
-inspect                       show target(s) but take no action
-matching X                    apply to all works in nest(s) matching requirement X
-rebuild                       completely rebuild target(s)
-sync-to X                     forcibly copy target(s) to nest X, even if prior version already there
-tools X                       make X the directory of intools executables, and exit developer mode
-use-locate                    show file paths of all the extensions, kits and so on needed to use
-use-missing                   show the extensions, kits and so on which are needed to use but missing
-use-needs                     show all the extensions, kits and so on needed to use
-no-versions-in-filenames      don't append _v number to destination filenames on -copy-to or -sync-to (default is -versions-in-filenames)

for translating Inform source text to Inter:
  -basic                       use Basic Inform language (same as -kit BasicInformKit)
  -case X                      make any source links refer to the source in extension example X
  -census                      perform an extensions census (default is -no-census)
  -debug                       compile with debugging features even on a Release (default is -no-debug)
  -format=X                    compile to the format X (default is Inform6/32)
  -o X                         use file X as the compiled output (not for use with -project)
  -project X                   work within the Inform project X
  -release                     compile a version suitable for a Release build (default is -no-release)
  -rng                         fix the random number generator of the story file (for testing) (default is -no-rng)
  -source X                    use file X as the Inform source text

for locating resources in the file system:
  -external X                  use X as the user's home for installed material such as extensions
  -internal X                  use X as the location of built-in material such as the Standard Rules
  -nest X                      add the nest at pathname X to the search list
  -transient X                 use X for transient data such as the extensions census

for tweaking code generation from Inter:
  -kit X                       include Inter code from the kit called X
  -pipeline X                  specify code-generation pipeline by name (default is "compile")
  -pipeline-file X             specify code-generation pipeline as file X
  -variable X                  set pipeline variable X (in form name=value)

-at X                          specify that this tool is installed at X
-crash                         intentionally crash on internal errors, for backtracing (default is -no-crash)
-fixtime                       pretend the time is 11 a.m. on 28 March 2016 for testing (default is -no-fixtime)
-help                          print this help information
-locale X                      set locales as 'L=E', L being shell or console, E platform, utf-8 or iso-latin1
-log X                         write the debugging log to include diagnostics on X
-version                       print out version number