Fix tools CLI future import placement and remove duplicated shim#25
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Victor-Dixon merged 4 commits intomainfrom Jan 1, 2026
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Fix tools CLI future import placement and remove duplicated shim#25Victor-Dixon merged 4 commits intomainfrom
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Motivation
SyntaxErrorfromfrom __future__ import annotationsnot being at the top oftools/cli.pywhich broke CI.tools/cli.pyis the single entry point forpython tools/cli.pyusage.Description
from __future__ import annotationsremains at the top oftools/cli.py.main()implementation and theif __name__ == "__main__":guard invokingmain().ToolRegistry,toolbelt_main, andunified_main.Testing
SyntaxErrorcaused by the misplaced future import, and this change addresses that specific error.Codex Task
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Resolves a CI-breaking
SyntaxErrorand simplifies the CLI entrypoint while preserving behavior.from __future__ import annotationsto the top oftools/cli.pymain()andif __name__ == "__main__"guardToolRegistry,toolbelt_main, andunified_mainWritten by Cursor Bugbot for commit c605444. Configure here.