The Agent Skills Directory

[COMMAND_EXECUTION]: The framework relies on the eval "$(argc --argc-eval ...)" pattern to execute bash code generated by the argc binary. This is the primary architectural design for processing command-line arguments and tasks.
[COMMAND_EXECUTION]: Choice functions within the scripts (e.g., _choice_files in examples/quick-start.sh) execute system commands like ls and gh to dynamically generate lists of valid input values for CLI arguments.
[DATA_EXPOSURE]: The framework supports loading environment variables from local configuration files using the @meta dotenv tag, which is a standard feature for task runners.
[INDIRECT_PROMPT_INJECTION]: As a CLI framework, it processes untrusted user input from command-line arguments.
Ingestion points: Command-line arguments ($@) and dynamic choice function outputs (e.g., gh repo list).
Boundary markers: The framework automatically generates validation logic (_argc_validate_choices) to ensure inputs match expected values.
Capability inventory: The generated bash scripts have the capability to execute arbitrary shell commands as defined by the developer.
Sanitization: The tool uses bash array assignments and case-based parsing to isolate and validate arguments before execution.

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