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bash-script-generator

Create, generate, write, or scaffold bash/shell scripts (.sh), automation, or CLI tools. Use when this capability is needed.

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28. April 2026 um 22:53
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name
bash-script-generator
description
Create, generate, write, or scaffold bash/shell scripts (.sh), automation, or CLI tools. Use when this capability is needed.
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{"author":"akin-ozer"}
# Bash Script Generator ## Overview Generate production-ready Bash scripts with clear requirements capture, deterministic generation flow, and validation-first iteration. ## Trigger Phrases Use this skill when the user asks to: - Create, generate, write, or build a Bash/shell script - Convert manual CLI steps into an automation script - Build a text-processing script using `grep`, `awk`, or `sed` - Create an operations helper script, cron script, or CI utility script Do not use this skill for validating an existing script only. Use `devops-skills:bash-script-validator` for validation-only requests. ## Execution Model Follow stages in order. Do not skip a stage; use the documented fallback when blocked. ### Stage 0: Preflight 1. Confirm scope and target output path. 2. Confirm shell target: - Default: `bash` - If portability is requested: POSIX `sh` 3. Check capabilities and pick fallback path: | Capability | Default Path | Fallback Path | |---|---|---| | Requirement clarification | AskUserQuestion tool | Ask same questions in normal chat; mark unresolved items as assumptions | | Script scaffold | `bash scripts/generate_script_template.sh ...` | Copy `assets/templates/standard-template.sh` manually or hand-craft minimal scaffold | | Validation | `devops-skills:bash-script-validator` | Local checks: `bash -n`, `shellcheck` if available, `sh -n` for POSIX mode | If a fallback path is used, state it explicitly in the final summary. ### Stage 1: Capture Requirements Collect only what is needed to generate the script correctly: - Input source and format - Output destination and format - Error handling behavior (fail-fast/retry/continue) - Security constraints (sensitive data, privilege level) - Performance constraints (large files, parallelism) - Portability requirement (Bash-only vs POSIX) Then create a `Captured Requirements` table with stable IDs. ```markdown ## Captured Requirements | Requirement ID | Description | Source | Implementation Plan | |---|---|---|---| | REQ-001 | Parse nginx logs from file input | User | `parse_args()` + `validate_file()` + `awk` parser | | REQ-002 | Output top 10 errors | User | `analyze_errors()` + `sort | uniq -c | head -10` | | REQ-003 | Handle large files efficiently | Assumption | Single-pass `awk`; avoid multi-pass loops | ``` Rules: - Every major design decision maps to at least one `REQ-*`. - Keep assumptions explicit and minimal. ### Stage 2: Choose Generation Path Use this deterministic decision tree: ```text Need multi-command architecture, unusual control flow, or strict non-template conventions? ├─ Yes -> Custom generation └─ No Need standard CLI skeleton (usage/logging/arg parsing/cleanup)? ├─ Yes -> Template-first generation └─ No -> Custom generation ``` Template-first is the default for single-purpose CLI utilities. ### Stage 3: Load Only Relevant References Use progressive disclosure. Read only docs needed for the current request. | Need | Reference | |---|---| | Tool choice (`grep` vs `awk` vs `sed`) | `docs/text-processing-guide.md` | | Script structure and argument patterns | `docs/script-patterns.md` | | Strict mode, shell differences, safety | `docs/bash-scripting-guide.md` | | Naming, organization, and quality baseline | `docs/generation-best-practices.md` | Citation format (required): - `[Ref: docs/<file>.md -> <section>]` ### Stage 4: Generate Script #### Path A: Template-first (default) 1. Generate scaffold: ```bash bash scripts/generate_script_template.sh standard output-script.sh ``` 2. Replace placeholders and add business logic. 3. Keep logging to stderr and data output to stdout unless requirements say otherwise. 4. Add comments only where logic is non-obvious. #### Path B: Custom generation Build a script with at least: - Shebang and strict mode - `usage()` - `parse_args()` - Input validation and dependency checks - Main workflow function(s) - Predictable exit codes ### Stage 5: Validate and Iterate Default validation path: 1. Invoke `devops-skills:bash-script-validator` 2. Apply fixes 3. Re-run validation 4. Repeat until checks pass or blocker is identified Fallback validation path (when validator skill is unavailable): ```bash # Deterministic local gate for this skill: bash scripts/run_ci_checks.sh --skip-shellcheck # CI gate (shellcheck required): bash scripts/run_ci_checks.sh --require-shellcheck ``` If any check is skipped, include `Skipped check`, `Reason`, and `Risk` in the output. ### Stage 6: Final Response Contract Always return: 1. Generated script path 2. Requirements traceability (`REQ-*` -> implementation) 3. Validation results with rerun status 4. Citations in standard format 5. Any assumptions/fallbacks used ## Canonical Example Flows ### Example A: Full Flow (Template-first) 1. Clarify missing data format and output expectations. 2. Capture `REQ-*` table. 3. Choose template-first path. 4. Generate scaffold with `scripts/generate_script_template.sh`. 5. Implement logic and map functions to `REQ-*`. 6. Validate with `devops-skills:bash-script-validator` and rerun until clean. 7. Return final summary with citations. ### Example B: Constrained Environment Flow Use this when AskUserQuestion, validator skill, or `shellcheck` is unavailable: 1. Ask clarifying questions in chat. 2. Mark unresolved items as assumptions in `Captured Requirements`. 3. Generate from template script or template file copy fallback. 4. Run `bash -n` (and `sh -n` if relevant). 5. If `shellcheck` is missing, report skip with risk and mitigation. ## Done Criteria The task is complete only when all items are true: - Trigger matched and scope confirmed - `Captured Requirements` table exists with `REQ-*` IDs - Template-first vs custom decision is documented - Script is generated with deterministic structure - Validation executed and rerun policy applied - Any skipped checks include explicit reason and risk - Final response includes traceability, citations, and assumptions ## Helper Scripts and Assets - Script generator: `scripts/generate_script_template.sh` - Deterministic CI gate: `scripts/run_ci_checks.sh` - Regression test suite: `scripts/test_generator.sh` - Standard scaffold: `assets/templates/standard-template.sh` - Example output style: `examples/log-analyzer.sh` ## Reference Docs - `docs/bash-scripting-guide.md` - `docs/script-patterns.md` - `docs/generation-best-practices.md` - `docs/text-processing-guide.md` ## External References - [GNU Bash Manual](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html) - [POSIX Shell Specification](https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/) - [ShellCheck](https://www.shellcheck.net/) --- > Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/akin-ozer) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions. <!-- tomevault:4.0:skill_md:2026-04-11 -->
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