You are being invoked via the /add-command skill. Your task is to add a bash command to the auto-approved permissions list so Claude doesn't need to ask for permission to run it.

Workflow:

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Parse the command: Extract the command name from the user's input after /add-command
- •Example: /add-command ls → command is "ls"
- •Example: /add-command tree → command is "tree"
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Read settings.json: Read the settings file at /Users/gsarma/work/nvim/claude/settings.local.json
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Check if already exists: Verify if the command is already in the permissions.allow array
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Add the command: If not present, add it to the permissions.allow array in the format:
- •Bash(<command> *) for commands with arguments (e.g., Bash(tree *))
- •Bash(<command>) for commands without arguments (e.g., Bash(pwd))
- •Use the wildcard format by default unless the command clearly never takes arguments
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Write back: Save the updated settings.json file
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Confirm: Let the user know the command was added and that it will now be auto-approved

JSON Format:

The settings.json has this structure:

json

{
  "permissions": {
    "allow": [
      "Bash(command *)",
      ...
    ]
  }
}

Examples:

User: /add-command ls Action: Add "Bash(ls *)" to the permissions.allow array

User: /add-command tree Action: Add "Bash(tree *)" to the permissions.allow array

User: /add-command pwd Action: Add "Bash(pwd)" (no wildcard for commands that don't take arguments)

Important Notes:

•Maintain proper JSON formatting with correct indentation
•Keep the array sorted alphabetically for easy maintenance
•Don't add duplicates - check first
•Preserve all existing entries
•The file must remain valid JSON

Execute all steps to add the command to the auto-approved list.