cozy-bump: SKILL.md backtick sequence breaks slash-command preprocessor

[myasnikovdaniil]

Summary

Invoking /cozy-bump (with or without arguments) fails immediately in Claude Code with:

Error: Shell command failed for pattern "!` test would catch `": [stderr]
(eval):1: parse error: condition expected: would

The skill never starts — the slash-command preprocessor errors out before reaching the assistant.

Root cause

skills/cozy-bump/SKILL.md line 305 contains the sequence `if !` followed by test would catch followed by `tee`:

Without pipefail, the `if !` test would catch `tee`'s exit status (always 0 when it can write the file), and a failing make generate would slip through the gate.

Claude Code's slash-command preprocessor appears to interpret the !` adjacency as a shell-execution prefix on the following backtick-quoted span. After it strips the backticks, the harness ends up eval-ing test would catch as a shell condition. Zsh's [[ ]] parser then rejects would (it's not a valid binary operator), producing the error above.

The skill body is otherwise pure documentation — no tool actually needs to run that text.

Reproduction

1. Install cozy-bump@cozystack-claude-plugins in Claude Code (any version 2.1.x).
2. Type /cozy-bump (or /cozy-bump <pkg>) at the prompt.
3. Observe the error above immediately, before any model turn.

Suggested fix

Rephrase line 305 so ! is never adjacent to a backtick. For example:

Without pipefail, the negation in `if ! make ... | tee ...` only observes `tee`'s exit status (always 0 when it can write the file), and a failing make generate would slip through the gate.

Verified locally: rewriting the line to remove the !` adjacency unblocks /cozy-bump.

Environment

• Claude Code 2.1.126
• Plugin: cozy-bump@cozystack-claude-plugins v1.0.0
• Shell: zsh on Linux