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A minimal test skill to verify that the ersilia-skills repository and local setup (symlinks, git hook) are working correctly. Use this skill to confirm that skill loading, slash commands, and the setup.sh workflow are functioning as expected. Trigger on phrases like "run test skill", "check skill setup", or "verify ersilia skills".

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name	test-skill
description	A minimal test skill to verify that the ersilia-skills repository and local setup (symlinks, git hook) are working correctly. Use this skill to confirm that skill loading, slash commands, and the setup.sh workflow are functioning as expected. Trigger on phrases like "run test skill", "check skill setup", or "verify ersilia skills".
allowed-tools	["Read","Bash"]

Test Skill

This is a placeholder skill used to verify the ersilia-skills repository setup.

What this skill does

Confirm the skill was loaded correctly by reporting its name and location.
Check that ~/.claude/skills/test-skill is a symlink pointing into the repo.
Print a success message.

Steps

Step 1 — Report skill identity

Tell the user:

"test-skill loaded successfully from the ersilia-skills repository."

Step 2 — Verify symlink

Run:

ls -la ~/.claude/skills/test-skill

If the output shows a symlink (->) pointing to the cloned repo path, tell the user the setup is working correctly. If it is a plain directory (not a symlink), advise them to run bash setup.sh from the repo root.

Step 3 — Done

Tell the user:

"Skill setup verified! You can now delete or ignore this test-skill folder."

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name	test-skill
description	A minimal test skill to verify that the ersilia-skills repository and local setup (symlinks, git hook) are working correctly. Use this skill to confirm that skill loading, slash commands, and the setup.sh workflow are functioning as expected. Trigger on phrases like "run test skill", "check skill setup", or "verify ersilia skills".
allowed-tools	["Read","Bash"]

Test Skill

This is a placeholder skill used to verify the ersilia-skills repository setup.

What this skill does

Confirm the skill was loaded correctly by reporting its name and location.
Check that ~/.claude/skills/test-skill is a symlink pointing into the repo.
Print a success message.

Steps

Step 1 — Report skill identity

Tell the user:

"test-skill loaded successfully from the ersilia-skills repository."

Step 2 — Verify symlink

Run:

ls -la ~/.claude/skills/test-skill

Step 3 — Done

Tell the user:

"Skill setup verified! You can now delete or ignore this test-skill folder."