From drawbridge
View or change drawbridge defaults (target, translate flag). Use when the user invokes /draw-config.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/drawbridge:draw-configThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
> Converted from Claude Code command `/draw-config`.
Converted from Claude Code command
/draw-config. Review and adapt: hooks and MCP tool IDs may need manual mapping for Codex.
Settings live in YAML frontmatter of ~/.claude/drawbridge.local.md (project-local override: <cwd>/.claude/drawbridge.local.md).
show (default if no args)source plugins/drawbridge/scripts/lib.sh
echo "config_path: $(db_config_path)"
echo "default_target: $(db_default_target)"
echo "translate_to_english: $(db_translate_enabled)"
If config file does not exist, say so explicitly and offer to create one with defaults (gemini, true) via AskUserQuestion.
set <key> <value>Allowed keys: default_target, translate_to_english.
For default_target, validate against gemini | chatgpt | grok | midjourney.
For translate_to_english, accept true | false.
If the user-global config does not exist yet, create it. Use the Write tool with this template:
---
default_target: gemini
translate_to_english: true
---
# drawbridge — user settings
Then patch the requested key. Read existing file, replace the line in frontmatter, write back.
After change, echo the updated values via the show flow.
If $ARGUMENTS is empty, ask the user via AskUserQuestion:
show, change default_target, change translate_to_englishFor change paths, ask the new value via a follow-up AskUserQuestion with constrained options.
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