// Build and deploy all sample-bot zip files into the target folder. Use when the user runs /deploy-sample-bots [TARGET_DIR].
| name | deploy-sample-bots |
| description | Build and deploy all sample-bot zip files into the target folder. Use when the user runs /deploy-sample-bots [TARGET_DIR]. |
| argument-hint | [TARGET_DIR] (default: C:/Code/bots) |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
| version | 1.1.0 |
| authors | Flemming N. Larsen (https://github.com/flemming-n-larsen) |
| license | MIT |
You are executing the Tank Royale sample-bot deployment workflow. Follow these phases exactly, in order. If ANY step fails (non-zero exit code), STOP immediately with an ERROR — never continue to the next step.
Announce each step clearly before executing it.
Determine whether you are running on Windows or Unix/macOS:
deploy.ps1deploy.shDetermine the target directory:
C:/Code/bots).Unix/macOS:
bash .agents/skills/deploy-sample-bots/deploy.sh [TARGET_DIR]
Windows (PowerShell):
pwsh .agents/skills/deploy-sample-bots/deploy.ps1 [-TargetDir TARGET_DIR]
Stream the output to the user. If the exit code is non-zero, print "❌ Deployment failed — see output above." and STOP.
Print a one-line summary:
✅ Sample bots deployed to <TARGET_DIR>
Where <TARGET_DIR> is the directory used (from the argument or the default C:/Code/bots).
Review a file, directory, or inline code against its activated principles. Supports explicit principle override with --with / @group / on syntax. Use when the user runs /dot-audit [target] to check code or docs against quality principles.
Activate principles before working on a file or task. Supports explicit group and ID overrides. Use when the user runs /dot-prime [target] to load the relevant principles into the active frame before writing or editing.
Analyse a project to detect which principles apply and create or update .principles files encoding that analysis. Use when the user runs /dot-scout [path] to map principles to a codebase.