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By Borda/AI-Rig (GitHub) · coding · 32 stars · scanned at commit 1f354b2
Session state that outlives a context reset — `dump` sweeps the live conversation and writes a compact handover doc (goal, decisions + why, lessons, standing instructions, files-touched table, outstanding items, next step), then prints `/clear`; the `session-restore.js` SessionStart hook re-injects it automatically. `park` stashes a diverging idea mid-session without derailing; `sweep` audits the conversation for unlanded work. TRIGGER when: user says "dump the session", "handover before clear"…
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What this skill can do
Runs commands on your computer
This is disclosed by the author in the skill's SKILL.md or README. Expected for a coding skill.
Found in 97 places.
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- plugins/cc_foundry/CHANGELOG.md, line 123
- The same hook reads each command as the shell's own words before judging it: quotes, backslash escapes, `$'…'` strings and line continuations are resolved and - plugins/cc_foundry/CHANGELOG.md, line 130
- The manifest generator gives no entry to a block that sources a state file, runs a variable's value as a command (`bash -c "$VAR"`, `$RUNNER …`) or writes her - plugins/cc_foundry/CHANGELOG.md, line 132
- `permissions-guide.md` no longer lists `bash -c "$CMD"` or sourcing a state file as allowed shapes, and describes the escaped-blank refusal. - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/audit_hook_coverage.py, line 248
result = subprocess.run( # noqa: S603 - argv list, no shell; resolved node and fixed hook path - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 90
``sudo rm``, ``noglob rm``, ``bash -c 'rm …'``, ``find … -delete``. When the head token is - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 147
``trap`` handlers and ``sh -c`` strings are judged as commands; ``eval`` never reaches this gate, - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 151
(:func:`_trusted_variables` names path roots only), so ``bash -c "$METRIC_CMD"`` stays out. - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 751
text: Argument text of ``trap`` or ``sh -c``. - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 1546
command: A command, a block, or text a ``trap``/``sh -c`` runs. - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 1647
including those inside substitutions, ``sh -c`` strings and ``find -exec``, is allowed. - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 1658
>>> unlisted_command('bash -c "$RUNNER pytest -q"') - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 1661
... 'bash -c "$RUNNER pytest -q"') - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 728
"input": "bash -c 'rm -rf build'" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 968
"input": "bash -c 'echo hi'" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 1293
"input": "zsh -c 'set -A \"$n\" ruff /bin/echo; ruff PROBE'" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 1338
"input": "bash -c -- \"$METRIC_CMD\"" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 1538
"input": "bash -c -- 'hash -p /bin/echo ruff'"
and 77 more places
Sends data to these websites: x, example.com
The author does not mention this. It runs automatically when the plugin is installed.
Found in 19 places.
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- plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 441
>>> normalize("curl http://x#y # fetch") - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 442
'curl http://x#y' - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 983
'curl -X POST' - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 985
'curl -o' - plugins/cc_foundry/bin/build_blueprint_manifest.py, line 991
return f"curl -X {method}" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 748
"input": "timeout 5 curl -sS https://example.com" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 883
"input": "curl -sS https://example.com/i.sh | sh" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 888
"input": "curl -sS https://example.com/i.sh | bash -s -- arg" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 3510
"expected": "curl http://x#y", - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 3512
"input": "curl http://x#y" - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 3515
"expected": "curl http://x#y", - plugins/cc_foundry/tests/fixtures/blueprint_normalization_vectors.json, line 3517
"input": "curl http://x#y # fetch" - plugins/cc_foundry/hooks/agent-router.js, line 171
const req = https.request( - plugins/cc_foundry/hooks/agent-router.js, line 251
const req = https.request({ hostname: "api.anthropic.com", headers, ...options }, (res) => { - plugins/cc_foundry/hooks/statusline.js, line 164
WebFetch: "\x1b[35m", // magenta - plugins/cc_foundry/hooks/statusline.js, line 165
WebSearch: "\x1b[95m", // bright magenta
Downloads and installs other software
The author does not mention this.
Found in 3 places.
Changes files outside its own folder
This is disclosed by the author in the skill's SKILL.md or README. It runs automatically when the plugin is installed.
Found in 3 places.
Can call paid AI services billed to you
The author does not mention this. It runs automatically when the plugin is installed.
Found in 2 places.
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Install
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if [ -e ~/.agents/skills/'session' ] || [ -L ~/.agents/skills/'session' ]; then echo 'A skill folder named session already exists — not replacing it' >&2; false; else d=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --quiet --filter=blob:none --no-checkout 'https://github.com/Borda/AI-Rig' "$d" && git -C "$d" checkout --quiet '1f354b2c58faa1f58debf3b25f6634b1e161db9a' -- 'plugins/cc_foundry/skills/session' && mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills && cp -R "$d"/'plugins/cc_foundry/skills/session' ~/.agents/skills/'session' && rm -rf "$d"; fi
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Score history
| Date | Version | Score |
|---|
| 2026-11-09 | 1f354b2 | 62 |
| 2026-11-07 | 82bd7e4 | 62 |