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Use when configuring ShellCheck, fixing ShellCheck findings, choosing Bash versus POSIX analysis mode, setting project suppressions, or wiring shell lint into CI.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Promotion preflight gate for the agent-skills marketplace. Run before promoting a skill from a sandbox plugin to an official one, or before opening a promotion PR, to get a go / no-go verdict. Audit-first: it chains the deterministic skill-audit signals, marketplace/registry alignment, and version + CHANGELOG presence, and BLOCKS (no-go) on any unresolved finding, citing the failing gate. User-invoked only. For fixing what it surfaces use skill-studio:skill-enhance; for the release wiring use repo-governance:skill-maintainer.
Shapes a loose intent into a well-formed prompt for a Claude Code session that can gather context, use tools, and ask questions. Matches the intent to a validated archetype, fills its slots (objective, context to gather, anchors, clarify-first questions, acceptance criteria, verification, output contract), routes the tier via model-recommender, and self-checks the result with prompt-audit. Use when you have a rough idea of what to ask an agent and want it reshaped to hit a specific goal, when you type /smart-prompt with a loose instruction, or to turn "read X and study Y to figure out Z" into an executable agentic prompt.
Adversarially reviews a draft prompt against a versioned rule set to find what will make it underperform — archetype mismatch, wrong prescription level for the target model, the Fable reasoning-echo trap, negatives that should be positives, unstated expectations, rejected params, and more — then returns tagged findings (rule_id + severity) plus a rewritten, --fix-style prompt. Use when asked to review / audit / critique / improve a prompt, check whether a prompt is good, tighten a system prompt, or before shipping a prompt to a model.
Recommends which Claude model and effort level to run for a task. Classifies the task into an archetype → tier + effort using the rubric in ~/.claude/model-profiles.md, then resolves today's model string from that file's tier_to_model. Use when deciding which model to use, routing a task or phase to a model, picking an effort level, choosing between Opus/Sonnet/Haiku/Fable, or when a task spans plan/implement/review phases that each want a different model.
Audit a Claude skill for quality, context-efficiency, and best-practice compliance — classify its archetype, score the four principles and instruction craft, and return a report — or review a PORTFOLIO of skills for overlap and trigger collisions. Use when someone asks to audit, review, grade, "lint", or sanity-check a skill or plugin's quality; asks "does this skill follow best practices / is it well-scoped / is the description good enough to trigger / do these skills overlap or collide"; or wants a governance sweep across a set of skills. Read-only: it diagnoses and recommends, it does not edit. Do not use to create or scaffold a skill (use skill-create), to improve a skill or run eval/benchmark loops (use skill-enhance), or for versioning/release/CHANGELOG governance (use repo-governance:skill-maintainer).
Post a structured code review to a GitHub PR via `gh` CLI (REST API fallback for multi-comment / inline-anchored reviews). Maps BLOCKER/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW/QUESTION sections to the right review event and inline anchors, parses ` ```start:end:path ` code refs, and adapts tone to the PR author. Use when you have a written code review and want it posted to a specific PR URL or number. Do NOT use to author the review itself, triage existing comments, or open/merge PRs.
| name | shell-scripting-shellcheck-configuration |
| description | Use when configuring ShellCheck, fixing ShellCheck findings, choosing Bash versus POSIX analysis mode, setting project suppressions, or wiring shell lint into CI. |
Use ShellCheck as the first static-analysis gate for shell scripts. Match the ShellCheck mode to the script's actual portability promise.
shellcheck --shell=bash script.shshellcheck --shell=sh script.sh--check-sourced when the dependency graph matters.Prefer a project .shellcheckrc when multiple scripts share the same policy:
shell=bash
external-sources=true
check-sourced=true
enable=all
For POSIX-first projects, set shell=sh and avoid suppressing SC3000-series
portability findings unless the file is explicitly Bash-only.
shellcheck --shell=bash scripts/*.sh
shfmt -d -i 2 -ci -bn scripts
For POSIX scripts:
shellcheck --shell=sh scripts/*.sh
shfmt -ln posix -d scripts
## ShellCheck Summary
- Mode:
- Findings fixed:
- Suppressions added:
- CI command:
- Remaining risks: