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workflow-tools

The installable ticket/spec/session/rule/audit/test CLI and MCP bundle that context-engine and downstream consumers depend on. Its primary use case is bootstrapping a consumer workspace with the ticket and spec CLIs so agents and humans can track work as structured tickets instead of ad hoc markdown notes.

Quickstart: bootstrap a consumer

Install the minimal ticket/spec CLI bundle and initialize one consumer workspace with a single, version-pinned command:

bash bootstrap.sh \
	--root "$HOME/.local/workflow-tools" \
	--workspace /path/to/minimal-demo

The bootstrap command installs only into the supplied --root and initializes only the supplied --workspace. It never discovers a sibling consumer from a superproject working directory. Use --dry-run to inspect the pinned install commands before modifying a consumer workspace.

workflow-minimal-demo is the first top-level consumer workspace in the meta-workspace and exercises this install path.

Installation Registry

install/artifacts.toml is the canonical inventory of workflow-tools source artifacts. Each source_path is relative to this repository root. The install/install-ctl crate reads the registry at runtime and generates COMMANDS.md:

cargo run --manifest-path install/install-ctl/Cargo.toml -- catalog --check

Public Install Entry Point

install.sh is the single, commit-pinned curl | bash entry point. It installs install-ctl into a caller-supplied local directory (never a system-wide bin path) at a pinned workflow-tools commit, then hands off to it:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mankinskin/workflow-tools/<rev>/install.sh \
  | bash -s -- --root "$HOME/.local/workflow-tools"

Use --dry-run to preview the pinned cargo install command, or append -- <install-ctl args> to run install-ctl immediately after installing it (for example -- --list).

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