diff --git a/.storkit/work/1_backlog/369_bug_cli_treats_help_and_version_as_project_paths.md b/.storkit/work/1_backlog/369_bug_cli_treats_help_and_version_as_project_paths.md
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--- a/.storkit/work/1_backlog/369_bug_cli_treats_help_and_version_as_project_paths.md
+++ b/.storkit/work/1_backlog/369_bug_cli_treats_help_and_version_as_project_paths.md
@@ -6,25 +6,29 @@ name: "CLI treats --help and --version as project paths"
 
 ## Description
 
-When running `storkit --help` or `storkit --version`, the binary interprets the flags as a project path argument, creates directories named `--help` and `--version`, and scaffolds a storkit project inside them.
+When running `storkit <anything>`, the binary treats the first argument as a project path, creates a directory for it, and scaffolds `.storkit/` inside. This happens for `--help`, `--version`, `serve`, `x`, or any other string. There is no validation that the argument is an existing directory or a reasonable path before creating it.
 
 ## How to Reproduce
 
-1. Run `storkit --help` in any directory
-2. Observe that a directory called `--help` is created with a full `.storkit/` scaffold inside it
+1. Run `storkit --help` or `storkit serve` or `storkit x` in any directory
+2. Observe that a directory with that name is created with a full `.storkit/` scaffold inside it
 
 ## Actual Result
 
-Directories named `--help` and `--version` are created and treated as project paths. No help or version info is shown.
+Any argument is treated as a project path and a directory is created and scaffolded. No flags are recognised.
 
 ## Expected Result
 
-`storkit --help` prints usage info and exits. `storkit --version` prints the version and exits. Neither should create directories or scaffold anything.
+- `storkit --help` prints usage info and exits
+- `storkit --version` prints the version and exits
+- `storkit <path>` only works if the path already exists as a directory
+- If the path does not exist, storkit prints a clear error and exits non-zero
 
 ## Acceptance Criteria
 
 - [ ] storkit --help prints usage information and exits with code 0
 - [ ] storkit --version prints the version and exits with code 0
 - [ ] storkit -h and storkit -V work as short aliases
-- [ ] No directories are created when help or version flags are passed
-- [ ] Arguments starting with -- that are not recognised produce a clear error message
+- [ ] storkit does not create directories for any argument — the path must already exist
+- [ ] If the path does not exist, storkit prints a clear error and exits non-zero
+- [ ] Arguments starting with - that are not recognised produce a clear error message