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# Tool Management
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SIA uses and creates tools to extend its capabilities.
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A tool in the SIA context refers to a clearly packaged software component that provides specific functionality.
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This document outlines how tools are structured, managed, and developed.
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All tools reside in the `/root/sia/tools/` directory and are part of the main git repository.
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## Typical patterns
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Tools in SIA follow these established patterns:
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- **Independence**: Each tool functions as a standalone component with clear boundaries
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- **Python**: The preferred language for tools is Python
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- **Installation**: The Dockerfile and bootstrap script intall all tools in the directory using `pip install -e`
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- **Documentation**: Each tool has a README.md file that provides requirements, usage instructions and documentation
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- **Modification**: Tools can be modified by SIA as part of its self-improvement process
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- **Procedures**: Tools are created to support procedures
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- **Training**: No separate training data is maintained, this is included in the procedure training
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## Tool Directory Structure
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Each tool follows a consistent structure:
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```
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tools/
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└── tool_name/
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├── README.md # Documentation
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├── requirements.txt # Tool-specific dependencies
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├── setup.py # Installation configuration
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├── tool_name/ # Main package code
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│ └── __init__.py
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├── bin/ # Command-line executables
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│ └── tool_command
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└── test/ # Tool-specific tests
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└── test_tool.py
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```
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