ToolR

Wire the `s0undt3ch/ToolR` GitHub Action into a caller repository's workflows. Use when setting up toolr in CI; when authoring `.github/workflows/*.yml` that runs a toolr command; when wiring `toolr self build-manifest --check` as a CI gate for a plugin repository; when picking the right pin form for `uses: s0undt3ch/ToolR@…`; when forcing an in-tree `tools/.venv` in CI via `TOOLR_VENV_LOCATION`; or when debugging the action's minimum-version error, attestation verify failures, or persistent venv cache misses. Triggers on phrases like "set up toolr in CI", "GitHub Actions for toolr", "use the toolr action", "cache toolr in CI", "in-tree venv in CI", "verify SLSA attestation in CI", and literal `uses: s0undt3ch/ToolR@` snippets. Stays inert on local authoring requests (covered by the `toolr-command-authoring` skill), on wheel-building outside a CI gate (covered by `toolr-command-packaging`), and on toolr's own internal `.github/actions/*` sub-actions.

Author toolr commands in a project's own `tools/*.py` files. Use when adding, editing, or refactoring a toolr command, group, or context hook; when introducing a new `tools/` directory; when wiring `@command`, `@command_group`, `@arg`, or `@arg_section` decorators; when configuring a command's docstring-driven `--help`; or when debugging "command not found" / "manifest stale" errors against toolr. Triggers on phrases like "add a toolr command", "extend toolr", "wire a new toolr group", "toolr tools/", `@command_group`, `ctx.run`, `toolr-manifest.json`. Stays inert in projects that don't use toolr and on requests to package commands as a distributable plugin (covered by the `toolr-command-packaging` skill).

Ship an existing set of toolr commands as a distributable Python plugin. Use when packaging toolr commands as a wheel/PyPI package; when wiring `toolr self build-manifest` into a CI gate; when configuring `pyproject.toml` or a build backend to include `toolr-manifest.json` in the wheel; when migrating an old entry-point-based toolr plugin to the static-manifest format; or when debugging "wheel installs but commands don't appear". Triggers on phrases like "ship toolr commands as a plugin", "publish a toolr plugin", "include toolr-manifest.json in the wheel", "toolr plugin pyproject.toml", and the legacy "toolr.commands entry point". Stays inert on authoring requests (covered by the `toolr-command-authoring` skill) and on generic Python packaging questions in non-toolr projects.