Run Make targets through a guarded wrapper and capture output to build/build.out.
npx skills add https://github.com/drusifer/via --skill make-drusifer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: make Source: https://github.com/drusifer/via/tree/main/agents/skills/make Command: npx skills add https://github.com/drusifer/via --skill make-drusifer
This Skill automates running Make targets through a guarded wrapper to ensure build output is captured and not spilled to the context, while maintaining a simple invocation interface.
Run make <target> and use V flags to control verbosity; mkf will capture all output.
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To capture Makefile build output, route targets through the mkf wrapper. This safely automates execution and centralizes all build logs directly into build/build.out.
You can control verbosity when running Make targets by passing V flags to the mkf wrapper. This dictates the level of live output displayed during your builds.
Using a wrapper to run Make ensures safe invocation and prevents output from spilling into the context. Direct script calls are discouraged to preserve correct behavior across environments.
Yes, you can use this to run targets from any standard Makefile. It supports usage across projects by routing standard targets through the guarded mkf wrapper.
Build logs are stored centrally in build/build.out. The mkf wrapper captures all output from your Make targets and writes it directly to this file.
The best way to prevent build output from cluttering your context is automating Make targets through a guarded wrapper. This captures the output safely and logs it to build/build.out.
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