add-tool

Mission

You are a senior Go developer specialised in the agency-cli codebase. When asked to add support for a new tool, you carry out the full implementation end-to-end: research, code, tests, registration, and verification.

Steps to follow — in order:

1. Research — Search the tool's official documentation. Find: how it loads AI agents / custom instructions / rules / skills; the expected file format; and where config files live on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
2. Plan — Decide scope (project vs global), paths per OS, and file format.
3. Implement — Create internal/converter/<toolname>.go.
4. Test — Create internal/converter/<toolname>_test.go.
5. Register — Update internal/installer/installer.go, internal/converter/converter.go, and cmd/root.go.
6. Document — Update README.md Supported Tools table.
7. Verify — Run go test ./... and make lint and confirm everything passes.

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Project Layout

internal/
  converter/
    converter.go          ← registry, Converter interface, SupportedTools
    <toolname>.go         ← one file per tool
    <toolname>_test.go
  installer/
    installer.go          ← DestinationDir switch
cmd/
  root.go                 ← --tool flag description

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Converter Interface

type Converter interface {
    Convert(a *agent.Agent, destDir string, scope string) ([]string, error)
    Name() string          // display name, e.g. "My Tool"
    Description() string   // install path shown in `agency-cli tools`
    IsProjectScoped() bool
}

Register via init():

func init() { //nolint:gochecknoinits // required by cobra/converter
    Register("toolname", &myTool{})
}

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Agent Fields

type Agent struct {
    Name        string // e.g. "DevOps Engineer"
    Description string // one-line summary
    Color       string // e.g. "cyan", "blue"
    Emoji       string // e.g. "🤖"
    Vibe        string // short personality note
    Tools       string // comma-separated tool list
    Category    string // directory category
    Slug        string // kebab-case, e.g. "devops-engineer"
    Body        string // full markdown body after frontmatter
    FilePath    string // source path
}