diff --git a/CommandHook/ChatCommandApiPatch.cs b/CommandHook/ChatCommandApiPatch.cs
index 1104723..21e2581 100644
--- a/CommandHook/ChatCommandApiPatch.cs
+++ b/CommandHook/ChatCommandApiPatch.cs
@@ -6,9 +6,48 @@ using Vintagestory.Common;
 
 namespace CommandHook;
 
+/// <summary>
+/// Harmony prefix patch on <c>ChatCommandApi.Execute</c>. This is the only place
+/// CommandHook hooks into the game, everything else in the mod feeds into this.
+/// </summary>
 [HarmonyPatch(typeof(ChatCommandApi))]
 public static class ChatCommandApiPatch
 {
+    /// <summary>
+    /// Runs before the game's own command execution. Fires Before listeners for
+    /// <paramref name="commandName"/> and, if none of them cancel, lets the
+    /// original <c>Execute</c> run and wraps <paramref name="onCommandComplete"/>
+    /// so After listeners fire once a result exists.
+    /// </summary>
+    /// <remarks>
+    /// Runs for both invocation paths, server console and a connected player
+    /// typing in chat, since both go through <c>Execute</c> the same way
+    /// internally.
+    /// <para>
+    /// If a Before listener sets <see cref="CommandData.Cancel"/>, this returns
+    /// false to stop the original <c>Execute</c> from running at all, and
+    /// invokes <paramref name="onCommandComplete"/> directly with a
+    /// <see cref="EnumCommandStatus.Deferred"/> result so the caller doesn't see
+    /// a generic failure. After listeners are not fired in this case.
+    /// </para>
+    /// <para>
+    /// If nothing cancels, this returns true and lets the original <c>Execute</c>
+    /// run, but first replaces <paramref name="onCommandComplete"/> with a wrapper
+    /// that calls the original callback, then fires After. The original callback
+    /// always runs first, so nothing about the vanilla command flow changes from
+    /// the caller's point of view.
+    /// </para>
+    /// </remarks>
+    /// <param name="commandName">The command name being executed, without the leading slash.</param>
+    /// <param name="args">The calling args supplied by the game, used here to resolve the sender.</param>
+    /// <param name="onCommandComplete">
+    /// The completion callback supplied by the game. Replaced with a wrapper that
+    /// fires After listeners after invoking the original.
+    /// </param>
+    /// <returns>
+    /// False to skip the original <c>Execute</c> (a Before listener cancelled it),
+    /// true to let it run normally.
+    /// </returns>
     [HarmonyPatch(
         "Execute",
         new[] { typeof(string), typeof(TextCommandCallingArgs), typeof(Action<TextCommandResult>) }
@@ -21,24 +60,38 @@ public static class ChatCommandApiPatch
     )
     {
         var system = CommandHookModSystem.Instance;
+        // Instance is null before StartServerSide runs or after Dispose. Harmony
+        // patches stay applied for the process lifetime, so this null check is
+        // what actually guards against firing into a torn-down mod.
         if (system == null)
             return true;
 
         var sender = args.Caller.Player as IServerPlayer;
+        // Console invocations have no IServerPlayer, the cast just yields null,
+        // which is exactly what CommandData(sender, ...) expects to mean "console".
         var data = new CommandData(sender, commandName, "/" + commandName);
 
         if (system.FireBefore(commandName, ref data))
         {
+            // Cancelled by a Before listener. Report Deferred rather than just
+            // swallowing it silently, so the original caller (console or player)
+            // sees something other than the command quietly doing nothing.
             onCommandComplete?.Invoke(
                 new TextCommandResult { Status = EnumCommandStatus.Deferred }
             );
             return false;
         }
 
+        // Not cancelled. Capture the game's own callback before replacing it,
+        // since we still need to call it, this patch only adds behavior around
+        // the vanilla flow, it never removes the vanilla completion handling.
         var original = onCommandComplete;
         onCommandComplete = result =>
         {
             original?.Invoke(result);
+            // data is captured by the closure, copy it so FireAfter gets its
+            // own ref target instead of sharing one with whatever else might
+            // still be holding the original local.
             var afterData = data;
             system.FireAfter(commandName, ref afterData, result);
         };