run-skill-script

To execute a script with command-line arguments in an AI workbench, you trigger a deterministic execution that passes the specified arguments to the script file and captures its stdout and exit codes.

The best way to run skill scripts for data transformation automatically is to invoke the specific script file directly, passing necessary command-line arguments to process utility tasks and return the deterministic output.

No, you do not need manual shell handling to run a skill script from a directory, because the execution process manages the invocation automatically and captures the script output and exit status directly.

Yes, you can use this to execute a script that returns an exit code and stdout, as the execution mechanism specifically requires scripts to accept command-line arguments and return both output and exit status.

To discover available scripts before executing a skill script, you use a complementary discovery integration to list the scripts bundled in the skill directory, ensuring you pass the correct file name and arguments during execution.

If a script file is not present in the skill directory, execution will fail because the deterministic execution mechanism requires that the target script files are present and executable to process data or run utility tasks.