Sure,
3drefit -Tslices 0.0 0.05319 0.10638 0.15957 0.21277 0.26596 0.31915 0.37234 0.42553 0.47872 0.53191 0.58511 0.6383 0.69149 0.74468 0.79787 0.85106 0.90426 0.95745 1.01064 1.06383 1.11702 1.17021 1.2234 1.2766 1.32979 1.38298 1.43617 1.48936 1.54255 1.59574 1.64894 1.70213 1.75532 1.80851 1.8617 1.91489 1.96809 2.02128 2.07447 2.12766 2.18085 2.23404 2.28723 2.34043 2.39362 2.44681 /gpfs/gsfs12/users/tevesjb/Frontiers_QC_2022/raw/fmri-open-qc-rest/sub-101/ses-01/func/sub-101_ses-01_task-rest_run-01_bold.nii.gz

or the appropriate abids_tool call:
abids_tool.py -input sub-101_ses-01_task-rest_run-01_bold.nii.gz -add_slice_times

From my POV it would be useful to allow copying the newly refitted data with the slice times elsewhere as a user option, as I imagine many users would prefer to do something like write-protect the raw data and then copy data which can be edited for processing. Perhaps an option like `-prefix` which would allow copy + the other operations?