caro: fast Rust CLI that turns natural‑language tasks into a safe POSIX command. Built for macOS (MLX/Metal) with a built‑in model; supports vLLM/Ollama/LM Studio. JSON‑only output, safety checks, confirmation, multi‑step goals, devcontainer included.
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Copilot instructions for wildcard/caro, covering copilot instructions for caro, project overview, core principles, safety-first development and error handling standards.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering documentation review instructions, accuracy requirements, claims must match implementation, numeric claims must be verified and command examples must be correct.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering rust code review instructions, error handling, required patterns, anti-patterns to flag and async/await patterns.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering safety module review instructions, critical security concerns, dangerous pattern detection, pattern validation requirements and regex patterns must be.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering shell script review instructions, code reachability, detect unreachable code, bad: condition can never be true and good: remove unreachable code.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering website code review instructions, framework guidelines, astro component structure, common issues from past reviews and timezone identifiers.
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Instructions for wildcard/caro, covering github actions workflow review instructions, security requirements, critical: pullrequesttarget security, dangerous: checkout and run code from fork prs and safe patterns for pullrequesttarget.
Instructions file Claude Code
Claude Code instructions for wildcard/caro, covering caro - natural language to shell commands, project overview, key architecture, development commands and build and test.
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