hello-world

name	hello-world
description	A simple demonstration skill that responds with ASCII art when a user enters the phrase "hello world". Use this skill specifically when the user types "hello world" or similar greetings requesting a hello world response.

Hello World Skill

This skill provides a simple ASCII art response when users enter "hello world" or similar variations.

When to Use

Trigger this skill when users type:

• "hello world"
• "Hello World"
• "hello world!"
• Or similar variations of the classic greeting

Workflow

Follow these steps exactly and literally. Do not substitute, paraphrase, or replace any command with an equivalent. Do not skip step 1.

1. Run the system info script — mandatory, literal execution.

   • Use a terminal tool (e.g., run_in_terminal or execution_subagent) to execute this exact command from the workspace root:

     node .github/skills/hello-world/scripts/get-system-info.js
     

   • Do NOT replace this with PowerShell, Get-CimInstance, systeminfo, uname, or any other command.
   • Do NOT ask a subagent to "collect OS / .NET / user info" in your own words — pass the exact node ... command above.
   • Capture the full stdout. The script outputs an object with these fields: platform, type, release, arch, hostname, userInfo (uid, gid, username, homedir, shell), totalMemory, freeMemory, uptime.
   • If you did not run the exact node command above, stop and restart step 1.

2. Respond using the template.

   • Include every field returned by the script in the system-information code block (do not omit memory, uptime, homedir, arch, etc.).
   • Keep the ASCII art and the system-info block each wrapped in their own triple-backtick code blocks.
   • Render the rest of the template as normal markdown (not inside a code block).