Command Executor Skill: security first

Cerewro's Command Executor Skill defines how the AI behaves when running system commands. Its core principle is least privilege: it only requests elevation when absolutely necessary.

Skill behavior

  1. Shows intent: before executing, describes what it's going to do and why
  2. Requests confirmation: for critical operations (deletion, service stopping), requires approval
  3. Least privilege: avoids elevating privileges unless strictly necessary
  4. Reports result: shows command output in a readable format
Example: confirmation before executing
I'm about to run: Stop-Service -Name "W3SVC"
This will stop the IIS service. Do you confirm? (yes/no)
Why it matters: In production environments, a badly executed command can take down a critical service. The Command Executor Skill acts as a human verification layer before any action with real impact.