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Best practices for common command-line tools. Use when working with specific CLI commands like rm, tree, and other Unix utilities.

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SKILL.md
---
name: command-line-tools
description: Best practices for common command-line tools. Use when working with specific CLI commands like rm, tree, and other Unix utilities.
---

# Command-Line Tools Skill

## When to Use
- Using file manipulation commands
- Working with directory trees
- Performing file operations
- Writing scripts that use CLI tools

## Tool Guidelines

### File Removal (rm)
Safe deletion practices:
@rm.md

### Directory Tree (tree)
Proper usage of tree command:
@tree.md

## General Principles
- Always verify file paths before destructive operations
- Use appropriate flags for safety (e.g., -i for interactive)
- Understand the implications of recursive operations
- Keep backups before batch operations

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