Add fern deep command documentation #1463
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Add documentation for the new 'fern deep' command that allows users to send emails to Deep, a Fern co-founder. The command supports optional --subject and --message flags for direct email composition, or interactive prompts when run without options.
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Summary
This PR adds documentation for the new
fern deepcommand to the CLI reference.Changes
fern deepto the commands table--subjectflag for specifying email subject--messageflag for including email bodyRationale
The
fern deepcommand provides users with a direct channel to reach out to Deep, one of Fern's co-founders, for personalized assistance, feedback, or discussions about API tooling needs. This documentation ensures users understand how to use the command effectively and what to expect when using it.