terminator:update
Update the terminator kill phrases or case sensitivity for the current project. Rewrites only the changed fields in .claude/terminator.json; new phrases must be non-obvious; no restart needed since the hooks read config live. Use when the user asks to "update the kill phrase", "change the single/double kill phrase", or "toggle case sensitivity".
What this skill does
# Terminator: Update Change the single-kill phrase, double-kill phrase, and/or case sensitivity for the **current project**. The hooks read `.claude/terminator.json` live on every stop, so changes take effect immediately — no restart. ## Step 1 — Check installed ```bash test -f .claude/terminator.json && cat .claude/terminator.json || echo "NOT INSTALLED" ``` If `NOT INSTALLED`, offer `/terminator:install` and stop. ## Step 2 — Get the new value(s) Ask which to change: `single_killphrase`, `double_killphrase`, and/or `case_sensitive`. Keep any the user does not change. ## Step 3 — Validate phrase strength Terminator uses a contains-match against the final assistant message, so obvious phrases are unsafe: normal conversation or quoted user text could trigger the hook. Do not write `.claude/terminator.json` until the final configured phrase set passes this gate. A phrase is acceptable only if all of these are true: - It is at least 18 characters after trimming whitespace. - It includes an uncommon random component, such as 16+ lowercase hex characters, 12+ base64url characters, or four unrelated random words. - It is not a normal completion word or short instruction, including `done`, `finish`, `finished`, `complete`, `completed`, `exit`, `quit`, `stop`, `kill`, `terminate`, `single kill`, `double kill`, `all done`, `goodbye`, or close variants. - It is not a phrase the assistant is likely to say in a normal final answer. - If `case_sensitive` is false, the lowercased phrase still passes the same gate. - If both `single_killphrase` and `double_killphrase` are configured, they are distinct and neither phrase contains the other. If a requested phrase fails, do not update the config with it. Explain the failing condition briefly and ask for a stronger phrase or offer a generated one, such as `term-single-<16 random lowercase hex chars>` or `term-double-<16 random lowercase hex chars>`. ## Step 4 — Write (read-modify-write — preserve other fields) Update only the fields the user changed; never rebuild the file from scratch. ```bash tmp="$(mktemp)" # example: change both phrases, keep case_sensitive as-is jq --arg s "<new single>" --arg d "<new double>" \ '.single_killphrase=$s | .double_killphrase=$d' .claude/terminator.json > "$tmp" \ && mv "$tmp" .claude/terminator.json cat .claude/terminator.json ``` ## Step 5 — Report ``` ## Terminator updated single_killphrase : <s> double_killphrase : <d> case sensitive : <true|false> Effective immediately — hooks read config live. ```
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