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Closes #789

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Summary

  • Adds a mise (macOS / Linux / Windows) section to docs/INSTALLATION.md documenting mise use -g github:Gentleman-Programming/engram@latest, with a note that mise use -g alone doesn't put engram on PATH without mise activate/shims, and mise exec -- engram version as the no-activation fallback.
  • Fixes the stale Go 1.24+ requirement to Go 1.25.10, matching go.mod.
  • Adds a one-line mise pointer to README.md's install section.

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File Change
docs/INSTALLATION.md New mise section (macOS/Linux/Windows) + TOC entry + Go 1.24+Go 1.25.10 fix
README.md One-line pointer to the mise install method

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  • Linked an approved issue
  • Added exactly one type:* label
  • Ran unit tests locally
  • Ran e2e tests locally
  • Docs updated if behavior changed (this PR is the docs update)
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  • No Co-Authored-By trailers

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Field Value
Chain mise-install-support
Tracker PR #790
Position 3 of 3
Base main
Depends on None (independent of PR 1/PR 2; stacked-to-main)
Follow-up None — last PR in the chain
Review budget ~49 / 400 lines
Starts at main (pre mise-install-support)
Ends with Documentation covers the mise install path on all 3 platforms

Chain Overview

main ─┬─ PR 1 (#790, mise.toml + CI drift guard) ──> main
      ├─ PR 2 (#791, mise-managed detector + hint) ──> main
      └─ PR 3 (this PR, docs) ──> main

Scope Includes / Excludes

  • Includes: docs/INSTALLATION.md mise section, Go version fix, README.md pointer.
  • Excludes: toolchain pins/CI guard (PR 1), mise-managed detector/hint code (PR 2).

Notes for Reviewers

Same as PR #790/#791: this PR closes #789, which still needs status:approved from a maintainer before merge — I only have read access to this repo and can't self-approve or self-label.

Registry-stream update: both aquaproj/aqua-registry#59476 and jdx/mise#12480 (adding the engram registry entry) are now merged. The github: command documented here stays correct either way; the short name (mise use -g engram@latest) will resolve once mise ships a release after v2026.8.16.

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  • Documentation
    • Added mise as an installation option in the README, with a link to the mise documentation.
    • Added mise installation instructions for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
    • Documented PATH and shim configuration, plus using mise exec to run the tool.
    • Updated the required Go version for source builds to 1.25.10.
    • Clarified which installation methods do not require Go.

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The documentation now lists mise as an installation option, provides mise setup guidance for macOS, Linux, and Windows, and updates the source-build requirement to Go 1.25.10.

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Installation documentation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Document mise installation and toolchain requirements
README.md, docs/INSTALLATION.md
The README and installation guide reference mise. The guide includes PATH, shim, and mise exec instructions and updates the required Go version to 1.25.10.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

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Change: Other · Severity of issue fixed: Low

Suggested reviewers: gentleman-programming

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Most users can follow the new installation path, but older mise versions may fail to resolve engram, and the installation note may confuse users about whether the tool was installed.

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning The PR satisfies the documentation objective in [#789]. It documents mise use -g engram@latest for macOS, Linux, and Windows, explains mise activate or shims, provides `mise exec -- engram version… Implement the mise.toml, CI drift guard, and mise-aware updateInstructions() behavior required by [#789], with automated coverage. Alternatively, split or revise [#789] to state that this PR delivers documentation only.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding mise installation documentation for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The README pointer, mise installation instructions, PATH guidance, mise exec fallback, and Go requirement update support the mise installation objective in [#789]. No unrelated change is shown.
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The PR satisfies the documentation objective in [#789]. It documents mise use -g engram@latest for macOS, Linux, and Windows, explains mise activate or shims, provides mise exec -- engram version, and adds the README link. The issue also requires a root mise.toml with Go and Node pins, a CI drift guard, and mise-aware updateInstructions() behavior. The reviewed changes contain only README.md and docs/INSTALLATION.md, so those implementation requirements and their tests are not present.

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AndryOre added a commit to AndryOre/engram that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2026
aquaproj/aqua-registry#59476 and jdx/mise#12480 have both merged and
shipped in mise v2026.9.0, so `mise upgrade engram` / `mise use -g
engram@latest` now resolve. Updates proposal.md, design.md, the
mise-toolchain-support spec, tasks.md, and apply-progress.md to drop
the "pending external registry PRs" framing and mark Phase 2/3 as
implemented in sibling PRs Gentleman-Programming#791/Gentleman-Programming#792.
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Pushed a follow-up commit switching docs/INSTALLATION.md's mise section from the github: bridge form to mise use -g engram@latest, now that the short name resolves (mise v2026.9.0).

@dnlrsls dnlrsls added the type:docs Documentation only label Sep 2, 2026
- Added a mise section covering macOS, Linux, and Windows using the
  registry short name (mise use -g engram@latest)
- Documented that mise tracks the stable v1 line and that v2 release
  candidates are not published to the mise registry
- Noted that mise use -g only registers the pin, with mise exec as the
  fallback when activate or shims are not configured
- Corrected the build-from-source requirement from Go 1.24+ to Go 1.25.10
  to match go.mod
- Linked mise from the README install section

Refs Gentleman-Programming#789

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[mise](https://mise.jdx.dev) is a polyglot toolchain and version manager. Pin engram with:

```bash
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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In mise v2026.9.0, released on or around September 1, 2026, the primary new feature is the introduction of lazy tool shims [1][2]. This functionality allows tools to be installed automatically only when one of their commands is first invoked, rather than at the time of initial configuration [1][3]. Users can declare a tool as lazy in their configuration using the lazy = true setting [1][4]. Regarding the use of short tool names, mise maintains a central registry that maps shorthand names (e.g., engram) to their full backend locations (such as aqua: or github: repositories) [5][6][7]. The tool engram was explicitly added to this registry [2][7], which enables the command mise use engram@latest to work seamlessly [7][8]. Before this registry entry was added, users were required to use the full long-form name, such as mise use -g github:Gentleman-Programming/engram@latest [8]. The mise use command itself remains the standard method for installing a tool and adding it to your configuration file [9][10]. By default, it operates on a mise.toml file in the current directory, but you can specify a global configuration with the -g flag [9][10].
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<title>v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims</title> https://github.com/jdx/mise/releases/tag/v2026.9.0 # v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims - Tag: v2026.9.0 - Repository: jdx/mise - Published: 2026-09-01T11:26:00Z - Author: mise-en-dev --- This release introduces lazy tool shims, which install a tool automatically the first time one of its commands is invoked, plus an opt-in Erlang precompiled OS override and a fix for nested `mise` calls during postinstall hooks. ## Added - **tools:** Declare a tool as lazy in `[tools]` with `lazy = true` and mise generates bootstrap shims into its normal user/system shim farms. The provider is installed only when one of its commands is first called, then executes immediately; subsequent calls run the real binary without another mise dispatch. Registry tools derive their command names from registry `bins`, while explicit or non-registry backends declare them with `lazy_bins`. A bare `mise install` skips lazy declarations; use `mise install --include-lazy` to provision them all. New global path settings (`shims_dir`/`MISE_SHIMS_DIR`, `system_installs_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_INSTALLS_DIR`, `system_shims_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_SHIMS_DIR`) and `mise reshim --system` support system-scoped and collocated layouts. ([`#12594`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12594) by `@jdx`) ```toml [tools] node = { version = "24", lazy = true } "github:example/acme" = { version = "1.2.3", lazy = true, lazy_bins = ["acme", "acmectl"] } ``` - **erlang:** New `erlang.precompiled_os` setting (and `MISE_ERLANG_PRECOMPILED_OS`) opts into a specific Bob Ubuntu build target—including Ubuntu 26.04—on compatible glibc distributions. Automatic target detection is unchanged, and lockfiles now preserve the selected OS for reproducible builds. Note the portability constraints around shared-library SONAMEs documented with the setting. ([`#12637`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12637) by `@jdx`) ## Fixed - **install:** Postinstall hooks now activate the exact tool version being installed, so nested `mise` invocations (such as `mise which` or `mise ls`) resolve that version instead of an older discoverable one—or losing the tool entirely when it was declared through a custom config path with `mise use --path`. ([`#12635`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12635) by `@jdx`) ## Registry - Added `engram` ([`#12480`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12480) by `@AndryOre`) - Added `gentle-ai` ([aqua:Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai](https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai)) ([`#12444`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12444) by `@AndryOre`) ## New Contributors * `@AndryOre` made their first contribution in [`#12444`](https://github.com/jdx/mise/pull/12444) **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/jdx/mise/compare/v2026.8.16...v2026.9.0 ## 💚 Sponsor mise mise is maintained by [`@jdx`](https://github.com/jdx), an open source developer for [**entire.io**](https://entire.io), the title sponsor of the [jdx.dev](https://jdx.dev) open source tools. Development is funded by sponsors. If mise saves you or your team time, please consider sponsoring at [jdx.dev](https://jdx.dev/sponsors.html). Individual and company sponsorships keep mise fast, free, and independent. ## Assets | Name | Size | Downloads | | --- | --- | --- | | install.sh | 12.1 KB | 3 | | install.sh.minisig | 305 B | 3 | | install.sh.sig | 4.6 KB | 4 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64 | 96.4 MB | 15 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64-musl | 92.9 MB | 3 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64-musl.tar.gz | 34.9 MB | 3 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64-musl.tar.xz | 20.9 MB | 6 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64-musl.tar.zst | 25.1 MB | 2 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64.tar.gz | 35.0 MB | 123 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64.tar.xz | 20.9 MB | 24 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-arm64.tar.zst | 25.2 MB | 365 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-armv7 | 97.5 MB | 2 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-armv7-musl | 96.7 MB | 2 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-armv7-musl.tar.gz | 36.3 MB | 3 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-armv7-musl.tar.xz | 21.9 MB | 3 | | mise-v2026.9.0-linux-armv7-musl.tar.zst | 26.7 MB | 2 | | mise-v2026.9.0-li…[truncated] <title>jdx/mise v2026.9.0 on GitHub</title> https://newreleases.io/project/github/jdx/mise/release/v2026.9.0 jdx/mise v2026.9.0 on GitHub v2026.9.0 19 hours ago This release introduces lazy tool shims, which install a tool automatically the first time one of its commands is invoked, plus an opt-in Erlang precompiled OS override and a fix for nested `mise` calls during postinstall hooks. ## Added - tools: Declare a tool as lazy in `[tools]` with `lazy = true` and mise generates bootstrap shims into its normal user/system shim farms. The provider is installed only when one of its commands is first called, then executes immediately; subsequent calls run the real binary without another mise dispatch. Registry tools derive their command names from registry `bins`, while explicit or non-registry backends declare them with `lazy_bins`. A bare `mise install` skips lazy declarations; use `mise install --include-lazy` to provision them all. New global path settings (`shims_dir`/`MISE_SHIMS_DIR`, `system_installs_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_INSTALLS_DIR`, `system_shims_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_SHIMS_DIR`) and `mise reshim --system` support system-scoped and collocated layouts. (`#12594` by `@jdx`) ``` [tools] node = { version = "24", lazy = true } "github:example/acme" = { version = "1.2.3", lazy = true, lazy_bins = ["acme", "acmectl"] } ``` - erlang: New `erlang.precompiled_os` setting (and `MISE_ERLANG_PRECOMPILED_OS`) opts into a specific Bob Ubuntu build target—including Ubuntu 26.04—on compatible glibc distributions. Automatic target detection is unchanged, and lockfiles now preserve the selected OS for reproducible builds. Note the portability constraints around shared-library SONAMEs documented with the setting. (`#12637` by `@jdx`) ## Fixed - install: Postinstall hooks now activate the exact tool version being installed, so nested `mise` invocations (such as `mise which` or `mise ls`) resolve that version instead of an older discoverable one—or losing the tool entirely when it was declared through a custom config path with `mise use --path`. (`#12635` by `@jdx`) ## Registry - Added `engram` (`#12480` by `@AndryOre`) - Added `gentle-ai` (aqua:Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai) (`#12444` by `@AndryOre`) ## New Contributors - `@AndryOre` made their first contribution in `#12444` Full Changelog: v2026.8.16...v2026.9.0 <title>Releases · jdx/mise · GitHub</title> https://github.com/jdx/mise/releases - v2026.9.1: Bootstrap firewall limiting, scoped locked mode, and lazy tools in tasks - v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims - v2026.8.16: Command wrappers and Windows shell fixes - v2026.8.15: Dotfiles diff and capture, scoped config updates, and per-tool postinstall hooks - v2026.8.14: npm/aube install fixes and cleaner temp/prune handling - v2026.8.13: Task exclusions, visible conf.d fragments, and a broad round of fixes - v2026.8.12: Cleaner diagnostics and a raft of task, config, and tool fixes - v2026.8.11: Automatic updates, remote mise installs, and versioned lockfiles - v2026.8.10: Remote bootstrap environments and asset-matching fixes - v2026.8.9: Composable Bootstrap, Environment-Aware conf.d, and Faster Startup ... v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims ... This release introduces lazy tool shims, which install a tool automatically the first time one of its commands is invoked, plus an opt-in Erlang precompiled OS override and a fix for nested`mise` calls during postinstall hooks. ... tools: Declare a tool as lazy in`[tools]` with`lazy = true` and mise generates bootstrap shims into its normal user/system shim farms. The provider is installed only when one of its commands is first called, then executes immediately; subsequent calls run the real binary without another mise dispatch. Registry tools derive their command names from registry`bins`, while explicit or non-registry backends declare them with`lazy_bins`. A bare`mise install` skips lazy declarations; use`mise install --include-lazy` to provision them all. New global path settings (`shims_dir`/`MISE_SHIMS_DIR`,`system_installs_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_INSTALLS_DIR`,`system_shims_dir`/`MISE_SYSTEM_SHIMS_DIR`) and`mise reshim --system` support system-scoped and collocated layouts. (`#12594` by@jdx) ... - install: Postinstall hooks now activate the exact tool version being installed, so nested`mise` invocations (such as`mise which` or`mise ls`) resolve that version instead of an older discoverable one—or losing the tool entirely when it was declared through a custom config path with`mise use --path`. (`#12635` by@jdx) ... use:`mise use --postinstall ` attaches a per-tool post-install hook that runs only when that tool is installed or reinstalled. Repeat the flag before each tool to give each its own hook. (`#12609` by@jdx) <title>mise-en-place v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims · Release Watcher</title> https://rwatcher.yadoc.fr/components/85c3a1f7-4c9a-4166-900c-0eb1ca8bd6c9/f5420bbb-35ed-4ad3-b7aa-929a69ef71f9 mise-en-place v2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims · Release Watcher # mise-en-place Releases grouped by date 2026.9.3: Winget bootstrap, signed vfox plugins, and faster inline commands 2026-09-08 2026.9.2: Packslip Backend, SSH Relay, and Reimagined Install Progress 2026-09-07 2026.9.1: Bootstrap firewall limiting, scoped locked mode, and lazy tools in tasks 2026-09-02 2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims 2026-09-01 2026.8.x 17 releases 2026.8.16: Command wrappers and Windows shell fixes 2026-08-31 2026.8.15: Dotfiles diff and capture, scoped config updates, and per-tool postinstall hooks 2026-08-30 2026.8.14: npm/aube install fixes and cleaner temp/prune handling 2026-08-26 2026.8.13: Task exclusions, visible conf.d fragments, and a broad round of fixes 2026-08-25 2026.8.12: Cleaner diagnostics and a raft of task, config, and tool fixes 2026-08-24 2026.8.11: Automatic updates, remote mise installs, and ed lockfiles 2026-08-23 2026.8.10: Remote bootstrap environments and asset-matching fixes 2026-08-20 2026.8.9: Composable Bootstrap, Environment-Aware conf.d, and Faster Startup 2026-08-19 2026.8.8: Restore ARMv7 builds 2026-08-17 2026.8.7: Windows launchers, project conf.d, and safer installs 2026-08-17 2026.8.6: Resumable downloads, richer Homebrew casks, and monorepo task fixes 2026-08-14 2026.8.5: PyPy on the precompiled path, Node source patches, and a broad batch of fixes 2026-08-12 2026.8.4: Cross-backend ls, semver ordering, and bootstrap cask pruning 2026-08-11 2026.8.3: Flatpak, Font Casks, and Task Precedence Fixes 2026-08-07 2026.8.2: Declarative System Bootstrap 2026-08-05 2026.8.1: Task Cache Goes Remote, Affected Tasks, and Config Ergonomics 2026-08-03 2026.8.0: 15% faster shims, multi-language workspaces, and precompiled Ruby 2026-08-01 2026.7.x 4 releases 2026.7.18: Monorepo task ergonomics and a broad round of fixes 2026-07-30 2026.7.17: Monorepo Task Inference and Root Defaults 2026-07-30 2026.7.16: Task Workspaces, MCP Command Effects, and Dotfiles Cleanup 2026-07-29 2026.7.15: Experimental Task Output Caching 2026-07-27 2026.9.3: Winget bootstrap, signed vfox plugins, and faster inline commands 2026-09-08 2026.9.2: Packslip Backend, SSH Relay, and Reimagined Install Progress 2026-09-07 2026.9.1: Bootstrap firewall limiting, scoped locked mode, and lazy tools in tasks 2026-09-02 2026.9.0: Lazy Tool Shims 2026-09-01 2026.8.16: Command wrappers and Windows shell fixes 2026-08-31 2026.8.15: Dotfiles diff and capture, scoped config updates, and per-tool postinstall hooks 2026-08-30 2026.8.14: npm/aube install fixes and cleaner temp/prune handling 2026-08-26 2026.8.13: Task exclusions, visible conf.d fragments, and a broad round of fixes 2026-08-25 2026.8.12: Cleaner diagnostics and a raft of task, config, and tool fixes 2026-08-24 2026.8.11: Automatic updates, remote mise installs, and ed lockfiles 2026-08-23 2026.8.10: Remote bootstrap environments and asset-matching fixes 2026-08-20 2026.8.9: Composable Bootstrap, Environment-Aware conf.d, and Faster Startup 2026-08-19 2026.8.7: Windows launchers, project conf.d, and safer installs 2026-08-17 2026.8.8: Restore ARMv7 builds 2026-08-17 2026.8.6: Resumable downloads, richer Homebrew casks, and monorepo task fixes 2026-08-14 2026.8.5: PyPy on the precompiled path, Node source patches, and a broad batch of fixes 2026-08-12 2026.8.4: Cross-backend ls, semver ordering, and bootstrap cask pruning 2026-08-11 2026.8.3: Flatpak, Font Casks, and Task Precedence Fixes 2026-08-07 2026.8.2: Declarative System Bootstrap 2026-08-05 2026.8.1: Task Cache Goes Remote, Affected Tasks, and Config Ergonomics 2026-08-03 2026.8.0: 15% faster shims, multi-language workspaces, and precompiled Ruby 2026-08-01 2026.7.18: Monorepo task ergonomics and a broad round of fixes 2026-07-30 2026.7.17: Monorepo Task Inference and Root Defaults 2026-07-30 2026.7.16: Task Workspaces, MCP Command Effects, and Dotfiles Cleanup 2026-07-29 2026.7.15: Experimental Task Output Caching 2026-07-27 Notes The front-end to you... <title>registry.toml</title> https://github.com/jdx/mise/blob/39ea945773684d2d92d0e75f61c822f0092d2eb2/registry.toml # this file contains all the shorthand names for tools in mise # the format is as follows: # [tool-name] = [long-names...] # multiple are allowed for each tool because some backends may be disabled, like on windows we don&`#39`;t use asdf, for example # or a backend may be disabled via MISE_DISABLE_BACKENDS=ubi ... [tools.1password] aliases = ["1 ... ", "op"] ... -plugins/vfox-1password", "aqua ... 1password/cli"] ... description = " ... by AgileBits ... test = [" ... --version", "{{version ... [tools.ag] ... -cli] ... tools.amp] ... [tools.aqua] ... [tools.asciidoctorj] ... tools.assh] ... auto-doc] ... tools.aws-amplify] ... awsebcli ... [tools.azure] ... core-tools ... [tools.claude] ... claude" ... # NOTE: upstream `/stable` is often stale; prefer `/latest` for correct `mise latest claude` # See: https://github.com/jdx/mise/discussions/7329 version_list_url = "https://storage.googleapis.com/claude-code-dist-86c565f3-f756-42ad-8dfa-d59b1c096819/claude-code-releases/latest" ... [tools.code]

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Document the minimum mise version for engram@latest.

Mise added engram to its tool registry in v2026.9.0. Older versions can reject mise use -g engram@latest because they cannot resolve the short name. Document mise >= v2026.9.0, or provide mise use -g github:Gentleman-Programming/engram@latest as the fallback.

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In `@docs/INSTALLATION.md` at line 49, Update the installation instructions around
“mise use -g engram@latest” to document that mise v2026.9.0 or newer is
required, and include the GitHub-qualified command as a fallback for older
versions.

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