Enforce safe Bash and file-tool usage in shell automation.
npx skills add https://github.com/kettleofketchup/DraftForge --skill bash-tools
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bash-tools Source: https://github.com/kettleofketchup/DraftForge/tree/main/.claude/skills/bash-tools Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kettleofketchup/DraftForge --skill bash-tools
This Skill codifies best practices for using Bash and file operation tools, preventing unsafe workarounds that bypass permission controls.
Describe your task and specify the target file and content. For example, to safely write a config file at /etc/app.conf with specific content, instruct the assistant to use the Write tool.
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Use Bash for shell automation tasks like scripts and deployment pipelines, but use Write, Edit, and Read tools for file creation, modification, and reading to enforce safe automation and avoid bypassing permission controls.
To safely write a config file during shell automation, describe your task, specify the target file path and content, and instruct the assistant to use the Write tool instead of unsafe shell shortcuts.
Unsafe Bash shortcuts are shell scripting patterns that bypass permission controls during file operations, which can be prevented by using dedicated Write, Edit, and Read tools for those specific tasks.
Yes, this safe shell automation approach applies to deployment pipelines and dev setups, guiding when to use Bash versus specialized file operation tools to prevent unsafe circumvention patterns.
Avoid using Bash for file reading and editing to prevent unsafe workarounds that bypass permission controls, ensuring safe automation by using dedicated Read and Edit tools instead.
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