Queue

Queue - command-line tool for everyday use

Security Scan

The skill appears to be a simple local CLI queue tool and mostly self‑contained, but there are minor inconsistencies (an environment variable referenced but not declared, and the provided script listing is truncated) so you should review the full script before installing.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description match the included behavior: a local command‑line queue tool that stores data under ~/.local/share/queue and provides add/list/export/status commands. No unrelated credentials, binaries, or cloud access are requested. One small metadata inconsistency: registry metadata lists no homepage/source while SKILL.md and the script include bytesagain.com; this is plausible but worth confirming.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md tells the agent and user to run normal queue commands and references QUEUE_DIR to change the data directory. It does not instruct reading unrelated system files or exfiltrating data. However SKILL.md references QUEUE_DIR (an env var) but the registry requires.env is empty — the instructions therefore access an env var that isn't declared in metadata.

Install Mechanism

No install spec (instruction‑only) and the bundled script is self‑contained. There are no network downloads or external package installs in the provided content.

Credentials

The tool uses HOME implicitly and documents an optional QUEUE_DIR env var to change storage location. Neither is listed in requires.env; HOME is normal but the undocumented QUEUE_DIR is a minor mismatch. No secrets or external credentials are requested.

Persistence & Privilege

Skill does not request always:true and does not modify other skills or system settings. It stores user data under a user home directory (~/.local/share/queue), which is expected for a CLI utility.

What to consider before installing

This skill looks coherent for a local command‑line queue utility: it stores data in ~/.local/share/queue, exports to local files, and does not ask for credentials or perform downloads in the visible code. Before installing: (1) inspect the complete scripts/script.sh file (the listing you were given was truncated) to ensure there are no network calls, eval/exec of untrusted input, or other surprising commands; (2) note QUEUE_DIR is referenced in SKILL.md but not declared in metadata — decide if you want to set it or let the default be used; (3) consider running the script in a sandbox or container the first time, and back up any important files in your home directory; (4) verify the publisher/site (bytesagain.com) if you require provenance. Because the provided script was truncated, I flagged this as suspicious with medium confidence — full script review could raise or lower risk.

Message queue toolkit — job queuing, priority management, retry logic, dead letter handling, rate limiting, and status monitoring.

Commands

Command	Description
queue run	Execute main function
queue list	List all items
queue add <item>	Add new item
queue status	Show current status
queue export <format>	Export data
queue help	Show help

Usage

# Show help
queue help

# Quick start
queue run

Examples

# Run with defaults
queue run

# Check status
queue status

# Export results
queue export json

How It Works

Tips

• Run queue help for all commands
• Data stored in ~/.local/share/queue/

When to Use

• as part of a larger automation pipeline
• when you need quick queue from the command line

Output

Returns structured data to stdout. Redirect to a file with queue run > output.txt.

Configuration

Set QUEUE_DIR environment variable to change the data directory. Default: ~/.local/share/queue/

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