Agent Skills: Test Skill

This skill [TODO: Complete - what does it do?]. This skill should be used when [TODO: Complete - when to use it? Specific scenarios, file types, or tasks that trigger it.]

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Skill Metadata

Name
test-skill
Description
This skill [TODO: Complete - what does it do?]. This skill should be used when [TODO: Complete - when to use it? Specific scenarios, file types, or tasks that trigger it.]

Test Skill

[TODO: 1-2 sentences explaining what this skill enables and its primary purpose]


1. WHEN TO USE

This skill should be used when:

  • [TODO: List specific scenarios when this skill applies]
  • [TODO: File types or tasks that trigger it]
  • [TODO: User goals or requirements]

This skill should NOT be used for:

  • [TODO: List scenarios where skill is not appropriate]
  • [TODO: Alternative approaches or tools]

2. HOW IT WORKS

[TODO: Brief explanation of the skill's process/workflow]

Process:

  1. [TODO: Step 1]
  2. [TODO: Step 2]
  3. [TODO: Step 3]

Output: [TODO: What the skill produces/delivers]


3. [TODO: RENAME - Main Content Section]

[TODO: This is your primary content section. Rename based on skill type:

  • For workflow skills: "IMPLEMENTATION STEPS" or "WORKFLOW"
  • For tool skills: "OPERATIONS" or "CAPABILITIES"
  • For reference skills: "GUIDELINES" or "STANDARDS"
  • For technical skills: "USAGE" or "API REFERENCE"]

[TODO: Add your main content here:

  • Code samples for technical skills
  • Step-by-step procedures for workflows
  • Concrete examples with realistic user requests
  • Decision trees for complex processes
  • References to scripts/references/assets as needed]

4. RULES

ALWAYS

  • [TODO: List required behaviors]
  • [TODO: Best practices to follow]
  • [TODO: Quality standards]

NEVER

  • [TODO: List forbidden actions]
  • [TODO: Common mistakes to avoid]
  • [TODO: Anti-patterns]

ESCALATE IF

  • [TODO: When to ask user for help]
  • [TODO: Situations requiring clarification]
  • [TODO: Blockers or edge cases]

5. SUCCESS CRITERIA

Task complete when:

  • ✅ [TODO: First success criterion]
  • ✅ [TODO: Second success criterion]
  • ✅ [TODO: Third success criterion]

6. EXAMPLES

Example 1: [TODO: Name of scenario]

Context: [TODO: Describe the situation]

Invocation: [TODO: How user invokes this]

Output: [TODO: What gets produced]


Example 2: [TODO: Name of scenario]

Context: [TODO: Describe the situation]

Output: [TODO: What gets produced]


7. INTEGRATION POINTS

Triggers: [TODO: What activates this skill]

Pairs With:

  • [TODO: Related skills or tools]
  • [TODO: Complementary functionality]

Outputs:

  • [TODO: What this skill produces]
  • [TODO: Where output goes]

8. RELATED RESOURCES

Reference Files

Templates

Related Skills

  • skill-name - [TODO: How it relates to this skill]

9. QUICK REFERENCE

[TODO: Add quick lookup information:

  • Key commands or syntax
  • Common patterns
  • File locations
  • Important rules or constraints]

BUNDLED RESOURCES

This skill includes example resource directories. Delete any you don't need:

scripts/

Executable code (Python/Bash/etc.) for deterministic operations or repeatedly rewritten code.

Examples: example.py (see scripts/ directory)

When to use: Code that needs consistent execution, data processing, file manipulation

references/

Documentation loaded into context to inform the agent's process.

Examples: api_reference.md (see references/ directory)

When to use: API docs, schemas, detailed workflows, domain knowledge

assets/

Files used in output (not loaded into context).

Examples: example_asset.txt (see assets/ directory)

When to use: Templates, images, fonts, boilerplate code, sample data

Note: Delete unneeded directories - not every skill requires all three types.