oterm/docs/oracle/README.md
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- rag_example: rewrite for current haiku.rag. The MCP server is
  `haiku-rag mcp` and opens the database read-only, so documents are
  added with the CLI; the page described `serve`, SQLite storage and
  add/delete tools that no longer exist.
- mcp: stdio servers accept cwd and inherit HOME, LOGNAME, PATH, SHELL,
  TERM and USER.
- app_config: each openaiCompatible endpoint is its own provider;
  XDG_DATA_HOME applies everywhere but Windows; list
  OTERM_OLLAMA_IMAGE_MODEL and everything under OTERM_DATA_DIR.
- commands: add Copy message, an Images section and the command-line
  options; clicking a code block copies the whole message.
- installation: document the speak extra and nix updates; drop the
  0.13.1 tap note.
- development: uv-based setup; docs are built with Zensical.
- One H1 per page; no em dashes.
- README points at the CHANGELOG; drop the stale announcement banner.
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# Oracle: example oterm tool plugin
A minimal example of how to ship a Python package whose function is auto-discovered as an oterm tool.
The tool itself is trivial, `oracle(question)` always answers `"oterm"`, so you can focus on the packaging:
- `src/oracle/tool.py` defines the function. Its name, docstring, and type annotations are what oterm passes to the model.
- `pyproject.toml` registers the function under the `oterm.tools` entry-point group:
```toml
[project.entry-points."oterm.tools"]
oracle = "oracle.tool:oracle"
```
Install it into the same environment as oterm:
```bash
cd docs/oracle
uv pip install . # or: pip install .
```
After restart, the `oracle` tool appears in the new-chat tool selector.
See the [tools guide](https://ggozad.github.io/oterm/tools/) for the full walkthrough.