Mcub-commander

Explain, select, and format prefix-free MCUB userbot commands with confirmation for risky actions.

3|1|Updated Dec 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/hairpin01/repo-MCUB-fork --skill mcub-commander
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: Mcub-commander
Source: https://github.com/hairpin01/repo-MCUB-fork/tree/main/OpenAgent/skills/Mcub-commander
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hairpin01/repo-MCUB-fork --skill mcub-commander

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you quickly understand, choose, and safely run MCUB userbot commands without guessing the correct syntax or prefix handling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Command selection: Find the right command for tasks like checking status, editing settings, translating text, or managing modules.
  • Safety guidance: Flags risky actions such as restarts, restores, access changes, and module install/remove operations so you can confirm before execution.
  • Module-oriented help: Summarizes the available MCUB modules and their key commands, including loader, tester, config, man, updates, trusted, terminal, and utility tools.

Quick Start

Ask for the MCUB command you need, and I will give the correct prefix-free command, explain what it does, or tell you when confirmation is required.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mcub-commander

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I find the right MCUB userbot command for a specific task?

To find the right MCUB userbot command, request the task you need, such as checking status or translating text. The system selects the appropriate command, explains its function, and formats it for execution without prefixes.

What MCUB modules are available and what commands do they support?

Available MCUB modules include loader, tester, config, man, updates, trusted, terminal, and utility tools. Each module has specific commands for tasks like managing settings, checking for updates, and handling userbot configurations.

How do I safely execute destructive MCUB commands like restarts or module removals?

To safely execute destructive MCUB commands, the system automatically flags risky actions such as restarts, restores, access changes, and module install or remove operations, requiring explicit confirmation before formatting them for direct execution.

Do I need to include command prefixes when asking for MCUB help text?

You do not need to include command prefixes when requesting MCUB help text. The system requires commands to be passed without prefixes and handles the formatting automatically to ensure correct execution.

Can I use this to manage access changes and trusted user settings in my Telegram userbot?

You can manage access changes and trusted user settings by using the trusted module commands. The system identifies these access-changing actions and enforces a confirmation step to prevent unintended permission modifications.