 
 command = {}
 
-# args[1] is the name of the command, e.g. start
+# args[1] is the name of the command, e.g. staut
 # args[2..] are the command args
 command.help =
-  help: "help                        Show this help"
+  help: "help\t\t\t\tShow this help"
   run: (args) ->
     cmdhelp = (command[cmd].help for cmd of command).join('\n    ')
     help =

    '3' : 'Rebooting'            # Shutting Down

command.jobs =
  help: "jobs                        List all Linode jobs"
  run: (args) ->
    # Linode lists jobs per instance, so we have to iterate over
    # each of our instances.

# args[2] is the name of the instance;
# args[3] and onwards are the command to run.
command.sh =
  help: "sh <instance> <cmd>\t\t\tExecute a command on instance"
  run: (args) ->
    Linode.get args[2], (instance) ->
      callback = (code) ->
