| name | nio-config |
| description | Nio configuration viewer/editor. Use when the user wants to view or change Nio settings — e.g. "show my nio config", "set nio to strict/balanced/permissive", "what protection level am I on", "reset nio config". Focused single-purpose skill; for other Nio operations use /nio. |
| compatibility | Requires Node.js 18+. |
| metadata | {"author":"core0-io","version":"2.5.1"} |
| user-invocable | true |
| command-arg-mode | raw |
| argument-hint | [show|strict|balanced|permissive|reset] |
Nio — Configuration
View or update the Nio configuration. This is the focused config capability of the Nio framework. Configuration lives at ~/.nio/config.yaml (or $NIO_HOME/config.yaml).
Passive invocation. If the user asks to see their Nio config, check/change the protection level, or reset config, you MUST use the CLI below rather than describing settings from memory.
Resolving the Script Path
The CLI for this skill lives in the sibling nio skill, not in this skill's own directory:
- This SKILL.md's parent directory is THIS skill's directory (e.g.
<plugins>/skills/nio-config/).
- The script is the sibling
nio skill's scripts/config-cli.js — i.e. ../nio/scripts/config-cli.js relative to this directory. Derive the absolute path; do not hard-code ~/.claude/....
- Invoke with a single
node command — no cd, no ;/&&/|/$(...)/backticks.
Routing
| Input | Action |
|---|
config, show, or empty | Run node ../nio/scripts/config-cli.js show and present the JSON |
strict / balanced / permissive | Read ~/.nio/config.yaml, update only guard.protection_level (preserve all other settings), write back, confirm to the user |
reset | Run node ../nio/scripts/config-cli.js reset |
Protection Levels
| Level | allow | confirm | deny | Behaviour |
|---|
strict | 0 – 0.5 | — | 0.5 – 1.0 | Block all risky actions |
balanced (default) | 0 – 0.5 | 0.5 – 0.8 | 0.8 – 1.0 | Block dangerous, confirm risky — good for daily use |
permissive | 0 – 0.9 | — | 0.9 – 1.0 | Only block critical threats |
For the full field reference (guard / collector sections, external_analyser, permitted/blocked tools, etc.) see the unified /nio config documentation. Set NIO_HOME to change the config directory (default: ~/.nio).
