Done.......

There is currently no way to use a skill in a routine.

I'm so sorry it took me so long to finally try this out. Did so tonight and it worked like a charm. Easy peasy. Thanks, Russ.

Yes and yes.
"Without a subscription, you can only have 1 computer and send 1 trigger per minute. "

If it's simple enough, you can just separate commands with a "&"

e.g. cls & dir c:\*. & timeout 5

@russ LOL. That's a rhetorical question, right?

Curious to see if this is a possibility (or a feature request) -- I'd like to run a trigger on my main PC, have it run a batch file with a ton of commands and, once done, hand the process over to a second PC.

Is this a possibility? And, if it's not, could it become one?

e.g. batch file that does blahblah commands and then finishes with:
_ path_\triggercmd.exe -trigger PC2 -command triggername

There's another thread here about setting up IFTTT. Do it.

Nothing against TriggerCMD's own skill but it's a lot easier to say "Alexa, trigger ___" than it is to say "Alexa, ask TriggerCMD to run ____". I've got almost all my commands set up this way. Once you've got the first IFTTT applet set up, the rest are mostly copy/paste.

e.g. "cls & dir /w"