run

Name: run
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Author: ereferen

Executes the toolbox CLI with optional arguments to output tool versions and environment information.

Updated Jan 24, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #devops #cli #tooling #scripting #run #toolbox

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npx skills add https://github.com/ereferen/zellij-toolbox --skill run-ereferen

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Skill: run
Source: https://github.com/ereferen/zellij-toolbox/tree/main/.claude/skills/run
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ereferen/zellij-toolbox --skill run-ereferen

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Running the toolbox CLI with configurable options to inspect tool versions, project context, and git information from automation or development workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

Run with default settings to view baseline information.
Output in JSON format for machine consumption or scripting.
Run with a specific directory to apply asdf/mise-like behavior or project-scoped contexts.
Pass through additional user-provided arguments to customize the invocation.

Quick Start

Execute the toolbox CLI with optional arguments to run with default settings or a JSON output.

Frequently Asked Questions about run

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I run a CLI tool to check environment and version information in a CI pipeline?▼

Run the toolbox CLI to execute deterministic checks of tool versions and environment information in CI pipelines. It builds the release binary if absent and forwards extra user-provided arguments to customize the output for automation scripts.

Can I get JSON output from a CLI tool for scripting and automation?▼

Yes, you can get JSON output from the toolbox CLI by passing the --format json-pretty option. This machine-readable format is designed for consumption in automation scripts and local debugging sessions where structured data is required.

What is the best way to inspect project context and git information from a specific directory?▼

The best way to inspect project context is to run the toolbox CLI with a specific directory option. This applies project-scoped contexts similar to asdf or mise-like behavior, allowing targeted environment information retrieval.

Does this CLI tool require a pre-built binary before executing commands?▼

No, the CLI tool does not require a pre-built binary. It automatically builds the release binary if it is absent, then runs the binary from the release path to ensure the environment information is always available.

How do I pass custom arguments to an environment inspection script?▼

Pass custom arguments to the environment inspection script by appending them to the toolbox CLI command. The tool forwards any extra user-provided arguments directly to the binary, allowing customized invocation during local debugging or automation workflows.