shell

Refactor a shell script to follow Google Shell Style Guide

Use this agent for ANY shell scripting task: style review, test planning, security analysis, or POSIX compatibility checks. <example> Context: User wants style review user: "Review my deploy.sh script" assistant: "I'll dispatch shell-expert to review for Google Style Guide compliance" <commentary>Style review triggers REVIEW mode</commentary> </example> <example> Context: Security concern user: "Is this script safe from injection?" assistant: "I'll dispatch shell-expert for security analysis" <commentary>Security questions trigger SECURITY mode</commentary> </example> <example> Context: Portability concern user: "Will this work on Alpine Linux with /bin/sh?" assistant: "I'll dispatch shell-expert to check POSIX compliance" <commentary>Portability questions trigger POSIX mode</commentary> </example>

Use when the user asks to "refactor shell script", "fix bash style", "apply Google style guide to shell", "review shell script style", "format bash script", or when writing, reviewing, or refactoring shell/bash scripts. Provides Google Shell Style Guide rules for formatting, quoting, naming, control flow, and common anti-patterns.

Use when unsure about command syntax, options, or behavior, or when the user asks to "check the man page", "look up the manual", or "what does [command] do". Consult system man pages for accurate, version-specific documentation.

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