Usage: /usr/local/bin/kak [options] [file]... [+<line>[:<col>]|+:]

Options:
-c <arg>     connect to given session
-C <arg>     connect to given session, create if it does not exist
-e <arg>     execute argument on client initialisation
-E <arg>     execute argument on server initialisation
-n           do not source kakrc files on startup
-s <arg>     set session name
-d           run as a headless session (requires -s)
-p <arg>     just send stdin as commands to the given session
-f <arg>     filter: for each file, select the entire buffer and execute the given keys
-i <arg>     backup the files on which a filter is applied using the given suffix
-q           in filter mode, be quiet about errors applying keys
-ui <arg>    set the type of user interface to use (terminal, dummy, or json)
-l           list existing sessions
-clear       clear dead sessions
-debug <arg> initial debug option value
-version     display kakoune version and exit
-ro          readonly mode
-help        display a help message and quit

Prefixing a positional argument with a plus (`+`) sign will place the
cursor at a given set of coordinates, or the end of the buffer if the plus
sign is followed only by a colon (`:`)