hello-world
Hello World Skill
A minimal skill to demonstrate the agent skills format.
Usage
When triggered, greet the user warmly and explain that this is a demo skill.
Example Response
👋 Hello! This is the hello-world skill in action. I was installed via
npx skills add, and I'm here to show you how agent skills work.
Creating Your Own Skill
A skill only needs a SKILL.md file with:
- YAML frontmatter —
nameanddescription(used for discovery and triggering) - Markdown body — instructions the agent follows when the skill is activated
Optional directories: scripts/, references/, assets/
That's it. Put it in a GitHub repo under a skills/ folder and anyone can install it with:
npx skills add owner/repo
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