wsh ai example was missing -m flag

[jpetazzo]

I got very confused when I naively copy pasted these examples 😅

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Walkthrough

The Quick Start Guide documentation was updated to modify the AI command invocation examples. The command format was changed from wsh ai "how do I find large files in my current directory?" to wsh ai -m "how do I find large files in my current directory?" -s, introducing two new flags (-m and -s) to the invocation. This change appears in two locations within the documentation file.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

This is a straightforward documentation update with consistent, repetitive pattern changes (same modification applied twice to command examples). No logic changes, no code alterations, and no public API modifications are involved.

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✅ Passed checks (3 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title Check	✅ Passed	The pull request title "wsh ai example was missing -m flag" directly and specifically describes the main change documented in the raw summary. The changes show that the author updated the wsh ai command examples in the Quick Start Guide by adding both the -m and -s flags to the command invocation. The title accurately identifies the primary fix (the missing -m flag) and is concise, clear, and would allow teammates scanning history to immediately understand what was corrected.
Description Check	✅ Passed	The pull request description "I got very confused when I naively copy pasted these examples 😅" is related to the changeset as it provides the motivation for the fix. The author explains that they encountered confusion when attempting to use the documentation examples as-is, which prompted them to correct the examples by adding the missing -m flag. While the description is brief and doesn't explicitly detail the technical changes, it is clearly relevant to the changeset and not off-topic.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changes. Docstring coverage check skipped.

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docs/docs/gettingstarted.mdx (2)

135-135: Verify the flags and check for consistency across examples.

The command now includes -m and -s flags. While this resolves the PR title concern about the missing -m flag, I'd like to verify:

1. Flag purpose and necessity: What do -m and -s flags do? Are both required, or is this showing best practice? This should ideally be clarified in the example or in the Wave AI documentation referenced on line 155.

2. Consistency: The AI summary indicates this change appears in two locations, but only one is visible in the provided code. Please confirm whether there are additional wsh ai examples elsewhere in the documentation that should also be updated.

3. User clarity: Since the original issue was user confusion from copy-pasting, consider adding a brief inline comment (e.g., # Use -m for message, -s for summary) to help users understand the flags.

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135-135: Verify the -s flag and confirm whether both flags are needed for the beginner example.

The change adds -m and -s flags to the wsh ai command. While I found that the -m flag is used in Wave Terminal to open blocks in "magnified" mode, the -s flag's purpose isn't clearly documented in the public documentation I found.

A few concerns:

1. Beginner clarity: For a "Quick Start Guide," the example should be as minimal as possible. If both -m and -s flags are optional, consider whether a simpler example (with just -m if needed) would be better for beginners, with a note to explore wsh ai -h for additional options.

2. Documentation consistency: The AI summary indicates this change appears in two locations, but only one wsh ai example is visible in the provided code at line 135. Please confirm if there are additional examples elsewhere that also need updating.

3. Flag documentation: Consider adding a brief inline comment (e.g., # -m for message mode) or linking to the Wave AI documentation on line 155 for users to learn more about these flags.

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