[docs] docs: add --skip-pull flag documentation #521
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Documentation Sync - Past 7 Days
This PR synchronizes documentation with recent code changes by adding missing documentation for the
--skip-pullCLI flag.Changes Made
docs/usage.md: Added--skip-pullflag to Command-Line Options sectionBackground
During the documentation review, I identified that the
--skip-pullflag (defined insrc/cli.ts:605-608) was implemented in code but not documented anywhere in the user-facing documentation.What the Flag Does
The
--skip-pullflag allows users to use locally pre-downloaded Docker images without pulling from the registry. This is valuable for:Documentation Added
--build-local)Code Changes Referenced
6e8527e: feat: add AWF agent skill for Claude Code agents (feat: add AWF agent skill for Claude Code agents #515)--skip-pullflag exists in the codebase but was not documentedVerification
src/cli.ts--build-local)Additional Notes
Since this is a shallow repository clone with only one visible commit from the past 7 days, I performed a comprehensive code-vs-documentation review. This was the only significant documentation gap identified - all other CLI flags and features are properly documented.