Route user slash commands to predefined hex skills with auditable execution.
npx skills add https://github.com/gaberger/hex --skill skill-gaberger
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: skill Source: https://github.com/gaberger/hex/tree/main/hex-cli/assets/context-templates/tools Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaberger/hex --skill skill-gaberger
This Skill enables and standardizes the invocation of predefined hex skills when users reference slash commands, ensuring only authorized skills are executed and preventing misuse of built-in CLI commands.
Ask the agent to invoke a specific hex skill by its slash command, for example /hex-scaffold to scaffold a new project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To safely dispatch hex skills, this tool routes user requests to the correct predefined skill from the message, enforcing frontmatter-defined names to restrict execution to authorized user-invocable skills only.
Preventing unauthorized CLI command execution during skill dispatch requires restricting invocations to predefined hex skills listed in user-invocable skills, bypassing non-listed commands to guarantee safe operation.
Hex skill validation does not support arbitrary CLI commands. It scopes execution to only skills listed in user-invocable skills, preventing misuse of built-in CLI commands.
Frontmatter-defined skill naming ensures auditable execution by relying on documented behavior and predefined names for traceability, standardizing the invocation of predefined hex skills.
You need to standardize hex skill invocation via slash commands when users reference predefined skills, ensuring only authorized skills are executed and preventing misuse of built-in CLI commands.
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