Execute literal shell commands in a terminal session.
npx skills add https://github.com/OM-bit-hub/daily_tracker --skill shell-om-bit-hub
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: shell Source: https://github.com/OM-bit-hub/daily_tracker/tree/main/.agents/skills-cursor/shell Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OM-bit-hub/daily_tracker --skill shell-om-bit-hub
Execute the exact shell command after the /shell invocation in the terminal, ensuring commands are run exactly as provided and not altered by the assistant.
Invoke /shell followed by the exact command you want to run to execute it directly in the terminal.
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To execute an exact terminal command without modification, invoke /shell followed by the literal command text. The assistant runs the command directly in the terminal session without intermediary interpretation, ensuring user intent remains intact.
Literal command execution is the process of running shell commands directly in a terminal exactly as provided. The /shell invocation bypasses assistant interpretation, returning the exit status, stdout, and stderr succinctly.
Yes, shell automation supports ad-hoc terminal operations and debugging. By invoking /shell with the exact command, you perform direct terminal execution without repository inspection unless the command itself requires repository context.
No, the shell command executor does not inspect the repository unless the command itself requires repository context. It focuses solely on literal execution of the text following the /shell invocation to preserve user intent.
Executing a shell command returns the exit status along with any stdout or stderr generated by the process. This output is presented succinctly to provide immediate feedback on the terminal operation.
You should avoid direct shell command execution when your task requires the assistant to interpret, validate, or modify the command before running it. This tool is designed exclusively for literal, on-demand terminal operations.
brujackExecute literal shell commands and return exit status and output.
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nthpaulExecute user-specified shell commands verbatim via the terminal tool.
