@gurupanguji

Spec: Shell quoting guard

Goal

Add a memory rule that prevents shell interpolation bugs when writing obsidian content from the terminal.

Problem

Inline obsidian content strings can break when they contain backticks, $(), or other shell-active text. That makes simple note updates fragile.

Proposed behavior

• Treat user-authored text as shell-sensitive until it is safely quoted.
• Avoid inline obsidian ... content="..." when the text may contain backticks, $(), or similar shell-active syntax.
• Prefer a temp file or other safe input path for that content.

Scope

• Update repo AGENTS.md
• Update repo GEMINI.md
• Update shared ~/.agents/AGENTS.md
• Update shared ~/.agents/GEMINI.md
• Update ~/.agents/personal/working-style.md

Success criteria

• The new rule is concise and visible in the relevant memory files.
• The rule specifically covers shell-active text in obsidian content strings.
• The updated wording stays practical, not abstract.