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Trigger a permission prompt for a short Bash command (a single tiny invocation), useful for testing the minimal Bash-tool permission UI.
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| name | test-permission-short-run |
| description | Trigger a permission prompt for a short Bash command (a single tiny invocation), useful for testing the minimal Bash-tool permission UI. |
Trigger a Bash-tool permission prompt for a SHORT command.
Run exactly:
pwd
Use description: "Short-run permission test". Don't add flags, redirects, pipes, or chained commands — keep it as small as possible.
Why pwd and not echo hi? Most users have Bash(echo *) in their Claude Code allow-list (~/.claude/settings.json); when an allow-rule matches, Claude Code skips the permission prompt entirely so Hot Sheet never sees one to surface. pwd is rarely allowlisted and almost always triggers the prompt. If THIS skill stops prompting too, check the user's ~/.claude/settings.json for a Bash(pwd*) rule before suspecting a Hot Sheet regression.