Opens io-guard's settings page, where each check turns on or off, each rewrite mode and list changes, and a project overrides any of them. Use it when the user asks to see or change io-guard's settings, or picks it from the plugin menu.
Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.
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name: settings
description: Opens io-guard's settings page, where each check turns on or off, each rewrite mode and list changes, and a project overrides any of them. Use it when the user asks to see or change io-guard's settings, or picks it from the plugin menu.
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# Open io-guard's settings page
1. Call `mcp__plugin_io-guard_io__io_dashboard` with no arguments. When only its name is listed, load it first
with ToolSearch and the query `select:mcp__plugin_io-guard_io__io_dashboard`.
2. Open the `url` it returns for the user in the desktop app's browser pane, where one is available.
3. Give the user the whole `url`, token and all, as a Markdown link whose text is "Open io-guard's settings
page", such as `[Open io-guard's settings page](http://127.0.0.1:PORT/?token=TOKEN)`. A click opens the page
in their own browser on this machine, and the token stays out of sight.
4. Tell the user, in two lines, which checks the result says are off for this project, and that the page stops
a few minutes after it closes.
The page writes through `io.config`, so a change applies from the next tool call. To change one setting
without the page, call `mcp__plugin_io-guard_io__io_config` with the key and the value instead.
