gem install powder

$ powder [-h|help]
=> Display usage information
# Lists name and brief descriptions of the tasks available

$ powder link 
=> Link the current dir to ~/.pow/<current_directory>

$ powder link [bacon]
=> Link the current dir to ~/.pow/bacon

# For both forms of link, if the current directory doesn't 
# look like an app that can be powed it will offer to download
# a basic config.ru for Rails 2

$ powder remove
=> Unlink current_dir

$ powder remove [bacon]
=> Unlink bacon

$ powder applog
=> tail the log of the current app

$ powder config
=> Get Pow's current configuration information

$ powder list
=> List all the current apps linked in ~/.pow
# aliased as powder -l

$ powder log
=> Tails the pow log.
# Not the application log, but the pow log, available at
# ~/Library/Logs/Pow/apps/#{app-directory}.log

$ powder open
=> Opens the pow link in a browser
# aliased as powder -o

$ powder open [bacon]
=> Opens http://bacon.dev in a browser
# if you have set up alternative top level domains in .powconfig,
# then the first listed domain will be opened.

$ powder restart
=> Restart the current app
# aliased as powder -r

$ powder status
=> Get Pow's current status information

$ powder version
=> Returns the current powder version
# aliased as powder -v

$ powder install
=> Installs pow server
# (I know, "curl get.pow.cx | sh" isn't hard, but this is _even_ easier)

$ powder uninstall
=> Uninstalls pow server

$ powder update
=> Updates pow server
# Really this is just an alias to powder install, but it feels more natural
# this way.

$ powder up
=> Enable Pow

$ powder down
=> Disable Pow