Vet a shell command for production safety BEFORE running it. Catches destructive patterns — rm -rf with unset vars, glob wipeouts, dd/mkfs filesystem destruction, base64-pipe-shell exfil obfuscation, chmod 777 / privilege escalation, force-push, reset --hard. Returns ALLOW/WARN/BLOCK with rule citation. Use when the user pastes a command they're unsure about, OR when reviewing a chain of commands an agent just emitted, OR before approving any shell action with destructive verbs.
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Install skill "vet-bash" with this command: npx skills add temurkhan13/skillsmp-temurkhan13-temurkhan13-vet-bash
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Show current production AI cost overview — totals, top spenders by agent, per-provider breakdown, anomaly detection, and time-to-429 rate-limit prediction. Use when the user asks "what's my AI bill", "which agent is burning tokens", "am I about to hit the rate limit", or wants a cost dashboard. Cross-provider — works for Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Bedrock, Ollama.
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