Elite CLI tooling for efficient shell operations with optimized token usage. Use when executing shell commands, traversing directories, or manipulating files...

This skill is essentially a curated cheat‑sheet for modern CLI utilities and is internally consistent. Before running any example: (1) verify the named binary exists on your system and note Debian/Ubuntu name differences (fdfind/batcat); (2) never run destructive examples (rm, in-place edits) on important data — try them in a disposable repo or container first; (3) be aware some examples fetch remote content with curl (network activity) — review the URL before executing; and (4) if you plan to let an agent execute these commands autonomously, restrict it from running destructive commands or accessing sensitive directories.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: elite-tools Version: 0.0.1 This skill bundle provides documentation and usage examples for a collection of modern CLI tools. While these tools inherently possess powerful capabilities like file modification, command execution, and network interaction (e.g., `fdfind -X rm`, `sd` for in-place edits, `curl` in examples), the skill itself only describes their standard, non-malicious use. There is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior, data exfiltration to malicious endpoints, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts designed to subvert the agent for unauthorized actions. The `curl` commands target public APIs or `example.com` for demonstration purposes, and the 'PRIMARY DIRECTIVE' in SKILL.md is a legitimate instruction to guide agent behavior for efficiency.