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Manage macOS caffeinate to prevent system sleep. Supports start/stop/status. macOS only.
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| name | caffeinate |
| description | Manage macOS caffeinate to prevent system sleep. Supports start/stop/status. macOS only. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(bash */caffeinate/caffeinate.sh *) |
Prevent macOS system sleep using caffeinate.
Requires: macOS (caffeinate command)
Use caffeinate.sh located in the same directory as this SKILL.md.
bash <skill-dir>/caffeinate.sh startWhen the user requests "stop":
bash <skill-dir>/caffeinate.sh stopbash <skill-dir>/caffeinate.sh status/caffeinate stop