reusable-commands
This skill contains shell command directives (!`command`) that may execute system commands. Review carefully before installing.
Reusable Commands Skill
This skill helps you create custom, reusable commands and prompts for either OpenCode or GitHub Copilot.
References
- OpenCode Commands Documentation
- GitHub Copilot Prompt Files Documentation
- Templates - Example templates for creating commands
Security Considerations
Important: Commands created by this skill persist as files in the repository and execute across sessions. They can run shell commands and read local files. Always apply the following security practices.
Input Validation
Before writing any user-provided content into a command file, validate and sanitize the prompt body:
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