The Agent Skills Directory

[SAFE]: The skill acts as a technical reference and documentation guide for idiomatic Perl 5.36+ programming.
[SAFE]: Explicitly identifies and discourages security anti-patterns, such as the two-argument open function which is susceptible to shell injection, and string-based eval for dynamic module loading which can lead to code injection.
[SAFE]: Recommends the use of industry-standard, well-maintained CPAN modules for common tasks, such as Path::Tiny for file operations, Try::Tiny for exception handling, and Moo for object-oriented programming.
[SAFE]: Encourages the use of modern Perl features like subroutine signatures and the v5.36 pragma, which provide better compile-time checks and safer defaults compared to legacy Perl patterns.

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