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Unified command-line interface for compressing, extracting, and listing many archive formats (zip, tar, 7z, zst, xz). Provides aliases and zero-dependency backe
x-zuz provides a single, AI-friendly CLI surface for archive tasks: compressing, extracting, listing, and cleanup across formats (zip, tar.gz, 7z, zst, xz, bz2, rar). It emphasizes non-interactive, scriptable behaviour and can auto-fetch required backend tools so it works in minimal environments. Use cases include processing downloaded artifacts, automated CI extraction/packing, and on-the-fly archive handling inside agent-run shells.
Activate x-zuz when agents or shell scripts need to: pack multiple files into a target archive format; extract arbitrary archive formats without remembering per-tool flags; list contents non-interactively; or extract-and-delete (cleanup) temporary artifacts. It is ideal for automation, CI pipelines, and agents running in stripped environments where installing backend binaries should be seamless.
x z for compress, x uz for decompress) plus examples for common workflows (compress, extract, list, extract-and-delete). The body documents usage patterns, flags, and a small checklist for safe operation.Best-suited for CLI-capable agents and agent shells (Copilot/Codex-like tooling, Gemini CLI, Claude Code) that can run terminal commands and expect deterministic, non-interactive behaviour.
x-zuz provides unified CLI aliases for compressing and extracting archives (zip, tar, 7z, zst, xz) via the x-cmd ecosystem. No bundled scripts to test — purely instructional SKILL.md with example commands. Clean from a security perspective with no network calls or destructive patterns, but very thin content with minimal error handling guidance.
No scripts to audit. Skill is essentially a reference card for x-cmd's zuz module. Would benefit from scripts/ for auto-install verification and references/ for format support matrix.
