v0.4.0 — first release

🛍️ tuistore v0.4.0

The first tagged release. tuistore is a terminal app store — browse, search,
and one-key-install 751 terminal apps without leaving your terminal. It
detects your OS and package managers and only ever offers commands you can
actually run, labels every install as verified or a guess, and lets you read
a tool's README right in the app before installing.

uv tool install git+https://github.com/Gheat1/tuistore
tuistore

highlights in this release

• Fixed two real install-engine bugs reported by early users: a
  cargo install --git ... package-name parser that was extracting garbage
  (a flag's value instead of the crate name), and a class of "phantom
  installs" — 691 catalog entries whose only method was a bare
  git clone && cd with no build step, which used to get silently recorded
  as a successful install. Both fixed, both audited against the full catalog
  with zero regressions.
• A general safety net: after any install exits 0, tuistore now
  verifies a real binary actually landed on PATH before calling it a
  success, instead of trusting the exit code blindly.
• uv preferred for Python tools — but only when it's genuinely at
  least as trustworthy as the documented alternative, never promoted ahead
  of a verified one.
• CI now runs the test suite on Python 3.11/3.12/3.13 for every change.

See CHANGELOG.md
for the full history back to 0.1.0 — trust tiers, the install ledger,
update/uninstall, the manage menu, the CLI (tuistore install <tool>), and
more all shipped before this first tag.

the catalog

751 tools: awesome-tuis plus the
modern terminal toolkit (fastfetch, neovim, ripgrep, bat, eza, starship,
zoxide, fzf, …) and a handful of hand-picked community tools in
★ Featured.

Thanks to @NolanCotter and
@heymaikol for the bug reports and the
first outside PR. 🙏