Ok. So you're using command-line in the body of the first case, and the-mandatory-argument takes the first word. Thanks to #:argv others, command-line can process the remaining ones. `./manage -h` would essentually give `racket -h` while `./manage anything -h` would give you help from command-line. I see how this opens a rabit hole of interesting possibilities. Maybe, too, case-lambda could be used with #:args -- let command-line deal with optional flags and keep the end user from running into accidental `racket` flag interactions, and then deal with positional arguments with the case-lambda (or maybe match?).
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