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@Codex Codex AI commented Feb 20, 2026

Thanks for assigning this issue to me. I'm starting to work on it and will keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.

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<issue_title>📦 Automatically generate the installation script from the packages.txt file</issue_title>
<issue_description>## 📦 Objective:

Convert the package list to an external file packages.txt, and use it to automatically generate the installation script install-siyadi-arsenal.sh.


✅ Required:

  • Create a file tools/bootstrap/packages.txt containing a list of packages (one per line)

  • Create a helper script generate-install-script.sh that performs the following:

  • Reads packages.txt

  • Automatically generates the script install-siyadi-arsenal.sh in the following format:

pkg install -y <package>
  • Automatically adds the script header (banner + sovereign comment)

🧠 Notes:

  • The same file can later be used to generate an uninstall script as well.
  • It makes it easier to modify packages without directly modifying the scripts.
  • Future classifications can be supported within packages.txt, such as: </issue_description>

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📦 Automatically generate the installation script from the packages.txt file

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