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batch-script-progress

Design and verify runtime output when creating or modifying Python, PowerShell, or Node.js scripts that process multiple files, records, or API requests. Use for batch scripts, bulk operations, silent long-running loops, progress reporting, per-item failures, final counts, stdout separation, or exit-status consistency. Not for UI progress bars, monitoring infrastructure, or progress updates in the

Type: Skill
Catalog: Awesome Copilot skills (GitHub)
Source: github/awesome-copilot/skills/batch-script-progress (7 files scanned)
Install and details: Agent Skills Index entry
License: not stated in the folder or manifest (the repository license may apply)
Signals: Bundled scriptsSpawns processes

Pre-approved tools

No allowed-tools or tools list in its SKILL.md, command or agent files, so the agent asks before using tools as usual.

Hooks

No hooks.

MCP servers and apps

None.

Bundled code

4 code files (JavaScript, PowerShell, Python):

Network calls

No HTTP or socket call pattern found in the code.

Starts other programs

1 file. First match per file:

skills/batch-script-progress/tests/verify-examples.mjs:2
```
import { spawn, spawnSync } from 'node:child_process';
```

Credentials referenced

No key, token or secret environment variable found in code or MCP config.

Static scan of commit d75b418 on 2026-10-27. Signals are patterns found in the files, not a verdict: a network call can be the whole point of a skill. Read the linked lines before you decide. How the scan works.