test-permission-writelisted

Trigger a Write-tool permission prompt for a new file. **Use a fresh filename every invocation** so the skill is idempotent — if the file already exists, Write requires a prior Read and the prompt no longer reflects the "brand new file" path. Build the path as `/tmp/claude-permission-test/write-test-<unique>.txt` where `<unique>` is a Unix timestamp with nanoseconds or a short random hex string you generate yourself for this call (do not reuse a value from a previous run). Call Write with: - `file_path`: `/tmp/claude-permission-test/write-test-<unique>.txt` (substitute your fresh `<unique>` value) - `content`: ``` This file was created by the test-permission-write skill. Its sole purpose is to surface the Write-tool permission prompt. Safe to delete. ``` If the parent directory doesn't exist yet, create it first via Bash: ```bash mkdir -p /tmp/claude-permission-test ``` (That Bash call will surface a separate Bash prompt — that's fine.) Do NOT Read the file first — the file should not exist yet, and reading it would defeat the "brand new file" prompt path this skill is testing.