scripts/

Standalone operational helpers. These are not part of the application build, and the Librarian executable never invokes them — they exist to be picked up by the separate, user-maintained installer/packaging project.

`install-ripgrep.ps1`

Provisions ripgrep (rg.exe), which Librarian uses as its recursive-search engine. Intended to run as a pre-install step in the installer for users who don't already have ripgrep.

It resolves the latest x86_64-pc-windows-msvc release from GitHub (with a pinned fallback if GitHub is unreachable), installs rg.exe to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\ripgrep, and adds it to the user PATH. It is idempotent: if ripgrep is already discoverable it does nothing.

# Default per-user install (no admin needed):
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install-ripgrep.ps1

# Pin a version / install next to the app instead of touching PATH:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install-ripgrep.ps1 -Version 15.1.0 -InstallDir "C:\Program Files\Librarian" -NoPath

At runtime Librarian locates rg.exe in this order: next to its own executable, then on PATH, then the common winget/scoop/chocolatey locations and the install dir above. So the installer can either run this script or simply drop rg.exe beside librarian.exe for a fully portable install.