feat(skills): add smart-bash context-compressing bash proxy#14
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Introduces .claude/skills/smart-bash.md — a Claude Code skill that runs bash commands via the Bash tool and returns a concise 2-5 sentence synthesis rather than raw output. Uses context: fork to avoid polluting the calling context. Explains failures with a suggested fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a new Claude Code skill at
.claude/skills/smart-bash.md— a context-compressing bash proxy that runs shell commands and returns a concise 2–5 sentence synthesis rather than raw output.What the skill does
$ARGUMENTScontaining a bash command, with an optional embedded plain-English question or intentWhy
context: forkmattersThe skill uses
context: forkin its frontmatter. This causes Claude to execute the skill in a forked context, meaning the raw command output and intermediate reasoning are discarded after the skill returns. Only the 2–5 sentence synthesis propagates back to the calling context, preventing large terminal outputs from bloating the main conversation thread during long agentic sessions.Failure handling
When a command exits non-zero or produces error output, the skill explains what failed and provides one specific, actionable fix — rather than quoting the raw error.
Files changed
.claude/skills/smart-bash.md(new file) — the skill definition withcontext: forkfrontmatterWork item
SKILL-SMART-BASH
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