hello-world

# Hello world The smallest valid skill: instructions only, no companion files, no dependencies. Its job is to prove that skill discovery, `load_skill`, and code execution are all wired up correctly. ## Steps 1. Print a greeting with `python -c "print('Hello from the hello-world skill')"`. 2. Report the working directory and Python version: `python -c "import sys, os; print(os.getcwd(), sys.version.split()[0])"` 3. Tell the user, in one line, that skill loading and code execution both work, and include the directory and version you saw. If step 1 or 2 fails, say which one failed and quote the error — that failure is the useful result, not something to work around. ## Writing your own Copy this folder, rename it, and change the frontmatter. Only `name` and `description` are required, and `name` must match the folder name. Optional keys: - `requirements` — packages CUGA installs in its sandbox before running your code - `arguments` — named arguments callers can pass to the skill - `tags` — used for grouping in the catalog listing