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Use when deleting files or directories. Picks the right tool per platform - PowerShell on Windows, Bash rm on Unix/Mac.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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Triggers on /work-recap only. Dispatches to a named recap variant (e.g. zirtue weekly, zirtue daily). Each variant lives in a subfolder under this skill.
Triggers on /schedule-once only. Schedules a SINGLE future run of a Claude prompt (or a raw shell command) on THIS machine via Windows Task Scheduler, as a self-deleting one-time task. The local, one-shot counterpart to the cloud /schedule and the recurring /cron-run. PC must be on and logged in at fire time; Claude Code itself need not be open. Also supports list and cancel.
Triggers on /create-pr only. Drafts a human-light PR for the current branch, scales the body to the diff, suggests visuals, previews locally, and creates it on approval.
Triggers on /autopilot only. Dev is AFK and wants maximum autonomous progress with heavy but purposeful token use. Never block - delegate aggressively to subagents to keep main context lean, resolve real judgment calls via a BOUNDED /iterate-it (capped per run), auto-answer any nested skill's question instead of hanging, log decisions, park true hard-stops, and grind the task to a verified finish.
Triggers on /batch-todos only. Dedupes ai_todos, classifies survivors as EASY (auto-execute) or HARD (dev picks), shows dry-run confirmation, batches all EASY todos, then surfaces the HARD queue.
| name | delete |
| description | Use when deleting files or directories. Picks the right tool per platform - PowerShell on Windows, Bash rm on Unix/Mac. |
Delete files or directories using the correct tool for the current platform.
Windows: Use the PowerShell tool with Remove-Item.
Bash tool) does not have Remove-Item - it will exit 127.Bash tool for deletion on Windows.Mac / Linux: Use the Bash tool with rm.
| Platform | Tool | Command |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | PowerShell | Remove-Item "C:\path\to\file" |
| Windows (recursive) | PowerShell | Remove-Item "C:\path\to\dir" -Recurse -Force |
| Mac / Linux | Bash | rm /path/to/file |
| Mac / Linux (recursive) | Bash | rm -rf /path/to/dir |
Bash(Remove-Item ...) on Windows - will always fail with exit 127.PowerShell(rm ...) on Mac - unnecessary; rm belongs in Bash there.