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Add a new dependency to tool installation scripts
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Capture global dotfile changes made by a CLI installer into the chezmoi source, then commit. Use after an installer (curl pipe to sh, npm -g, brew, etc.) edits shell rc files or PATH. Pass the install command as the argument; the skill runs it, diffs what changed, ports only the portable edits into the chezmoi source templates, confirms anything ambiguous, then commits.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | chezmoi-add-tool |
| description | Add a new dependency to tool installation scripts |
| argument-hint | <tool-name> [--macos|--ubuntu] |
Add the tool "$1" to the appropriate installation script(s).
OS Targeting:
$2 is --macos: Add only to dot_setup/executable_tools_macos.sh$2 is --ubuntu: Add only to dot_setup/executable_tools_ubuntu.sh$2 is empty: Add to both scripts (cross-platform tool)Instructions:
Read both tool scripts to understand their structure and categorization
Determine the appropriate category for the tool:
Add the tool alphabetically within its category:
formulae=() arraypackages=() array in install_apt_packages()fd-find on Ubuntu vs fd on macOS)Handle special cases:
Validate the changes:
just shell-check
Cross-platform compatibility check:
Example Usage:
/add-tool ripgrep (adds to both platforms)/add-tool duti --macos (macOS-only utility)/add-tool xclip --ubuntu (Linux-only utility)