Add caffeinate skill#47
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The shared skills directory had no way to keep the machine from sleeping during long-running work, so the agent had to improvise the right `caffeinate` flags each time. Add a `caffeinate` skill documenting the common cases: staying awake for a fixed duration, for the lifetime of a wrapped command, or until an existing PID finishes, plus how to stop it early. Include a `systemd-inhibit` fallback since these dotfiles also target Linux. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The shared skills directory had no way to keep the machine from sleeping during long-running work, so the agent had to improvise the right
caffeinateflags each time.Add a
caffeinateskill documenting the common cases: staying awake for a fixed duration, for the lifetime of a wrapped command, or until an existing PID finishes, plus how to stop it early. Include asystemd-inhibitfallback since these dotfiles also target Linux.