fix-line-endings-check-bash

Quick Review

The skill provides a clear, concise description of its purpose (fixing line endings and checking bash syntax), making it moderately easy for a CLI agent to understand when to use it. The structure is clean and uncluttered. However, taskKnowledge is limited as the actual implementation script (fix-line-endings-check-bash.sh) is referenced but not shown, and no details about error handling, exit codes, or edge cases are provided. The novelty is low since both dos2unix and bash -n are standard operations that a CLI agent could easily chain together with minimal tokens. The skill is useful for convenience but doesn't represent a complex workflow that would significantly reduce token costs or provide capabilities beyond basic command chaining.