Add Tuning Engines CLI card - #3
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This pull request adds a new tool, "Tuning Engines", to the registry. This includes creating the metadata file data/tools/tuning-engines.yaml and updating the README.md to reflect the new tool count and category statistics. I have no feedback to provide.
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Adds a machine-readable card for the
teCLI using the registry operational format.The entry focuses on the concrete agent-facing surface: governed inference workflows, trace and approval inspection, non-secret registry metadata, and orchestration starter generation. It also marks remote mutation and secret exposure risks explicitly, with confirmation and least-privilege guardrails.
The README was regenerated with
python3 scripts/generate_readme.py.Thanks for maintaining a registry that makes the operational risk of agent tooling visible.