Standardize Fish shell scripting with Fish-native variables, argparse, and status codes.
npx skills add https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config --skill lang-fish
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lang-fish Source: https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config/tree/main/skills/lang-fish Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dragoscirjan/opencode-config --skill lang-fish
Fish shell has syntax and runtime behavior that differ from Bash, which can cause broken scripts, incorrect variable handling, and unreliable command-line tools. This Skill helps you write Fish code that is idiomatic, predictable, and easier to maintain.
Ask the assistant to write or review your Fish shell script using Fish-native conventions and include clean-code guidance.
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To write Fish shell scripts safely, use Fish-native conventions like `set` for variables, `argparse` for argument parsing, and `status` for exit codes to prevent broken scripts caused by Bash assumptions.
Your shell script breaks in Fish because its syntax and runtime behavior differ from Bash, requiring Fish-native variable handling and argument parsing to avoid incorrect execution and unreliable command-line tools.
The best way to parse command-line arguments in Fish shell is using the built-in `argparse` command, which standardizes option parsing and prevents accidental reliance on POSIX or Bash idioms that do not behave correctly.
You cannot use Bash variable assignment syntax for Fish automation scripts. Fish requires the `set` command for variable handling to ensure scripts are idiomatic, predictable, and easier to maintain.
To handle exit codes correctly in Fish shell functions, use Fish-native `status` based checks instead of Bash variables, ensuring predictable behavior and reliable interactive command workflows.
notqueConfigure Fish shell with modular conf.d and functions directories.
tubtrbManage argparse-based CLI parsing and standardized exit codes for autoreport.
damacusEnforce Fish shell syntax and command usage in scripts and interactive sessions.
JingyueCongReview shell scripts for POSIX compliance and portability improvements.
