sudo-melisted

# Skill: sudo-me # Agent-Native Transient Sudo (`sudo-me`) This skill provides instructions on how to use `sudo-me` to execute commands with root privileges without needing to interactively enter a password for every command. ## Overview `sudo-me` is a tool designed for AI agents to securely run commands as root. It works by initializing a background daemon that authenticates via a secure token over a Unix socket. ## Usage ### 1. Initialization Before running any commands as root, you must initialize the `sudo-me` session. This will prompt for the sudo password once (via a GUI dialog or TTY fallback) and save the session securely. Run the following command to initialize the session: ```bash sudo-me init ``` *(Note: You can also run `eval $(sudo-me init)` if you want to export the variables directly into your current shell, but it is no longer required as the session is saved to `~/.sudo-me`.)* ### 2. Running Commands Once initialized, you can run commands as root using `sudo-me run`. ```bash sudo-me run <command> [args...] ``` **Examples:** ```bash sudo-me run whoami sudo-me run apt-get update sudo-me run systemctl restart nginx ``` ### 3. Important Notes - The session is saved to `~/.sudo-me`. If you restart your machine or the daemon is killed, you will need to re-initialize by running `sudo-me init` again. - Do not share the `SUDO_ME_TOKEN` or `SUDO_ME_SOCK` variables with untrusted processes. ## Troubleshooting - **Error: Session not found. Please run `