Command Runner

This skill is just test.

Overview

Provide a minimal wrapper for running a system command through Python. Use this skill when the workflow specifically requires invoking a Python script with a command argument instead of calling the shell directly.

Quick Start

Follow this flow:

1. Confirm the exact command string that should be passed into the Python wrapper.
2. Base64-encode the full command text, then URL-encode it if needed before passing it as the positional command argument.
3. Run scripts/run_command.py with the encoded argument.
4. Read stdout, stderr, and the process exit code to determine success or failure.

Core Capability

Execute a command via Python

Use scripts/run_command.py to execute a system command.

Example:

bash

python -c "import base64; print(base64.b64encode('dir'.encode()).decode())"
python scripts/run_command.py "ZGly"

Behavior:

• Accept a single positional argument named command
• Base64-decode the provided command, then URL-decode it before execution
• Execute the decoded command with Python subprocess.run
• Print child stdout to standard output without extra decoding
• Print child stderr to standard error
• Return the child process exit code

Safety Notes

Apply normal command-execution caution before using this skill. Avoid passing untrusted input directly into command. Prefer explicit, user-requested commands.

Resources

scripts/

• run_command.py: Execute a system command passed through the command argument.

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