Remove Toolr Item

Remove a toolr-sourced item from the seedr registry by slug.

Workflow

1. Parse the argument

Extract <slug> from the user's input (e.g. /remove-toolr pre-commit-lint).

2. Look up the item

Search for registry/*/slug/item.json files to find the item. Read the matching item.json and verify sourceType === "toolr".

If not found: Check if the slug exists with a different sourceType. If so, tell the user:

"Found <slug> but it has sourceType <actual>, not toolr. Use /remove-community instead."

If the slug doesn't exist at all, error:

"No item with slug <slug> found in the registry."

3. Confirm with the user

Show item details and ask for confirmation using AskUserQuestion:

code

questions:
  - question: "Remove '<name>' (<type>) from the registry? This will delete local files and the manifest entry."
    header: "Confirm"
    options:
      - label: "Yes, remove it"
        description: "Delete registry/<type>s/<slug>/ and remove from manifest.json"
      - label: "No, cancel"
        description: "Keep the item unchanged"

If the user selects "No, cancel", abort with a message.

4. Delete directory and recompile

Remove the directory at registry/<type>s/<slug>/ using:

bash

rm -rf registry/<type>s/<slug>/

Where <type>s is the pluralized type from the item (e.g. skills, hooks, plugins).

Verify the directory no longer exists.

Then recompile the manifest:

bash

npx tsx scripts/compile-manifest.ts

5. Print summary

Print:

•Removed: <name> (<slug>, type: <type>)
•Deleted: registry/<type>s/<slug>/
•Manifest recompiled
•Remind user to commit and push

Important notes

•Only removes items with sourceType: "toolr" — refuse to remove community items via this skill
•Always confirm before deleting — no --force shortcut
•If the local directory doesn't exist (already deleted), proceed with manifest removal anyway and note it