{
  "id": "FEAT-006",
  "type": "chore",
  "description": "Update root README.md to mention the Rust TUI tool and regenerate asset integrity",
  "status": "completed",
  "steps": [
    "Update the root README.md to add a section about the Rust TUI tool (tools/vfa-tui/). Add it in an appropriate location (after the Get Started section or in the What's Inside section). Include: brief description of what it does, how to build it (cargo build --release in tools/vfa-tui/), basic usage (./target/release/vfa-tui from the repo root), link to tools/vfa-tui/README.md for full documentation.",
    "Run npm run asset-integrity:write from the repo root to regenerate catalog/asset-integrity.json",
    "Verify the regenerated asset-integrity.json is valid by running npm run validate:asset-integrity"
  ],
  "acceptance_criteria": [
    "Root README.md contains a section about the Rust TUI tool",
    "npm run asset-integrity:write succeeds",
    "npm run validate:asset-integrity passes",
    "The section is well-formatted and concise"
  ],
  "verification": [
    "grep -q 'vfa-tui' README.md",
    "npm run validate:asset-integrity"
  ],
  "blocked_reason": null,
  "findings": "Node.js/npm not in PATH by default - requires loading nvm via: export NVM_DIR=/opt/toolchains/.nvm && . $NVM_DIR/nvm.sh. Asset integrity scope.trees does not include tools/ so only the README.md change affected the regeneration. All 300 TUI tests pass, clippy clean, fmt clean."
}