write-file

write-file is a Developer environment & CLI skill for AI agents, published by CoordClaw in the CoordClaw repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates write-file D (57/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

[Mandatory Trigger · Highest Priority · Write Tool Interception] Cross-platform plain text file writing skill. ## ‼ WRITE Tool Interception Rules (Highest Priority, No Exemptions) When you are about to call the built-in `write` tool to write any text file, you must first perform this check: > Is this file the final target file? > → Yes → Stop immediately, use this skill's scripts/write_file.py script instead, do NOT use the write tool > → No (it's a temporary file /tmp/_tw_xxx.txt) → Allowed to use write tool for temporary files ## Decision Rules (Read This First) ❌ Prohibited from using the built-in write tool to directly write any of the following final target files: Code files (.ts .js .jsx .tsx .vue .py .go .rs .java, etc.), Config files (.json .yaml .yml .toml .ini .conf .env, etc.), Script files (.sh .bash .bat .cmd .ps1, etc.), Data files (.csv .tsv .txt, etc.), Markup languages (.md .html .xml .svg, etc.), and all other plain text formats. ❌ The following reasons do NOT…

Grade

D

Quality

57 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

150

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