Run every ashlr command's entry point against a throwaway fixture repo with --json and report pass/fail per command.

Run the selftest script and show per-command results.

Steps:

Run this command via Bash:
bun run ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/selftest.ts $ARGUMENTS
If $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT is unset, resolve the plugin root by walking up from a known ashlr path until .claude-plugin/plugin.json is found (same resolution as /ashlr-doctor).
Print the script's stdout verbatim inside a fenced code block. Each line is one probe: ✓ passed, ✗ failed, · skipped (agent-side or external commands have no script entry).

What it does: builds a throwaway git repo plus an isolated $HOME under $TMPDIR, invokes every /ashlr-* command's entry point and every ashlr-plugin CLI subcommand with --json, then deletes the fixture (unless --keep-tmp). Pro-gated commands are expected to print their designed refusal in a free-tier fixture — that counts as a pass. Commands in commands/ with no declared probe are reported as uncovered and fail the run.

Flags (forwarded via $ARGUMENTS):

Flag	Purpose
`--json`	Print the full report as JSON (`kind: "ashlr.selftest"`)
`--only <id\|command,...>`	Run a subset of probes
`--keep-tmp`	Keep the fixture directory for inspection
`--timeout-ms <n>`	Per-probe timeout override (default 30000)

Exit codes: 0 all probes ok, 1 at least one failure or uncovered command, 2 fixture/plugin-root resolution failed.

/ashlr-selftest