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Community Manager by bytesagain — Agent Skill

Name: Community Manager
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: bytesagain

File contents

Community Manager Pro

Multi-purpose utility tool for managing data entries, searching records, and exporting information — all from the command line.

Commands

Command	Description
`community-manager-pro run <input>`	Execute the main function with the given input
`community-manager-pro config`	Show configuration file path (`$DATA_DIR/config.json`)
`community-manager-pro status`	Display current system status
`community-manager-pro init`	Initialize the data directory and prepare for first use
`community-manager-pro list`	List all entries stored in the data log
`community-manager-pro add <item>`	Add a new timestamped entry to the data log
`community-manager-pro remove <item>`	Remove a specified entry
`community-manager-pro search <term>`	Search entries by keyword (case-insensitive)
`community-manager-pro export`	Export all stored data to stdout
`community-manager-pro info`	Show version number and data directory path
`community-manager-pro help`	Show help with all available commands
`community-manager-pro version`	Show current version

Data Storage

Default data directory: ~/.local/share/community-manager-pro/
Data log: $DATA_DIR/data.log — stores all added entries with dates
History log: $DATA_DIR/history.log — timestamped record of every command executed
Override the storage location by setting the COMMUNITY_MANAGER_PRO_DIR environment variable

Requirements

Bash 4+ (uses set -euo pipefail)
No external dependencies, API keys, or network access needed
Fully offline and local — your data stays on your machine

When to Use

Quick data logging — Capture notes, ideas, or action items from the terminal with timestamped entries using add
Searching through records — Find specific entries across your log with case-insensitive keyword search via search
Exporting data for reports — Dump all stored entries to stdout with export for piping to other tools or files
Initializing a new project workspace — Run init to set up the data directory and configuration for a fresh start
Checking system readiness — Use status and info to verify the tool is properly configured before scripting

Examples

# Initialize the tool
community-manager-pro init

# Add a new entry
community-manager-pro add "Weekly community sync meeting notes"

# Add another entry
community-manager-pro add "New member onboarding checklist updated"

# List all stored entries
community-manager-pro list

# Search for entries containing a keyword
community-manager-pro search "meeting"

# Export all data
community-manager-pro export > backup.txt

# Check current status
community-manager-pro status

# View version and data location
community-manager-pro info

How It Works

The tool maintains a simple date-stamped text log (data.log) where each add command appends a new line. Every command execution is also recorded in history.log for audit purposes. The search command performs case-insensitive grep across the data log, and export outputs the entire log contents.

Tips

Use list to review what you've logged before exporting
Pipe export output to files or other tools: community-manager-pro export | grep "keyword"
The config command shows where your config file lives — useful for backup scripts
Run community-manager-pro help at any time to see all commands

---name: community-manager-3description: Build community strategies with engagement metrics and crisis playbooks. Use when scaling communities, tracking KPIs, handling crises.--- # Community Manager Pro Multi-purpose utility tool for managing data entries, searching records, and exporting information — all from the command line. ## Commands | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `community-manager-pro run <input>` | Execute the main function with the given input | | `community-manager-pro config` | Show configuration file path (`$DATA_DIR/config.json`) | | `community-manager-pro status` | Display current system status | | `community-manager-pro init` | Initialize the data directory and prepare for first use | | `community-manager-pro list` | List all entries stored in the data log | | `community-manager-pro add <item>` | Add a new timestamped entry to the data log | | `community-manager-pro remove <item>` | Remove a specified entry | | `community-manager-pro search <term>` | Search entries by keyword (case-insensitive) | | `community-manager-pro export` | Export all stored data to stdout | | `community-manager-pro info` | Show version number and data directory path | | `community-manager-pro help` | Show help with all available commands | | `community-manager-pro version` | Show current version | ## Data Storage - Default data directory: `~/.local/share/community-manager-pro/` - Data log: `$DATA_DIR/data.log` — stores all added entries with dates - History log: `$DATA_DIR/history.log` — timestamped record of every command executed - Override the storage location by setting the `COMMUNITY_MANAGER_PRO_DIR` environment variable ## Requirements - Bash 4+ (uses `set -euo pipefail`) - No external dependencies, API keys, or network access needed - Fully offline and local — your data stays on your machine ## When to Use 1. **Quick data logging** — Capture notes, ideas, or action items from the terminal with timestamped entries using `add` 2. **Searching through records** — Find specific entries across your log with case-insensitive keyword search via `search` 3. **Exporting data for reports** — Dump all stored entries to stdout with `export` for piping to other tools or files 4. **Initializing a new project workspace** — Run `init` to set up the data directory and configuration for a fresh start 5. **Checking system readiness** — Use `status` and `info` to verify the tool is properly configured before scripting ## Examples ```bash # Initialize the tool community-manager-pro init # Add a new entry community-manager-pro add "Weekly community sync meeting notes" # Add another entry community-manager-pro add "New member onboarding checklist updated" # List all stored entries community-manager-pro list # Search for entries containing a keyword community-manager-pro search "meeting" # Export all data community-manager-pro export > backup.txt # Check current status community-manager-pro status # View version and data location community-manager-pro info ``` ## How It Works The tool maintains a simple date-stamped text log (`data.log`) where each `add` command appends a new line. Every command execution is also recorded in `history.log` for audit purposes. The `search` command performs case-insensitive grep across the data log, and `export` outputs the entire log contents. ## Tips - Use `list` to review what you've logged before exporting - Pipe `export` output to files or other tools: `community-manager-pro export | grep "keyword"` - The `config` command shows where your config file lives — useful for backup scripts - Run `community-manager-pro help` at any time to see all commands --- Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com | hello@bytesagain.com

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