| name | hello-world |
| description | Provides step-by-step instructions for working with hello world artifacts. This skill implements the standards established by the hello-world rule and provides actionable guidance that the hello-world command uses. Demonstrates how skills bridge rules (standards) and commands (workflows). |
Hello World Skill
This skill provides actionable instructions for working with hello world artifacts. It demonstrates how skills implement the standards from rules and provide the detailed steps that commands use.
When to Use
- When you need step-by-step instructions for hello world artifacts
- When testing how skills implement rule standards
- When creating workflows that use both rules and skills
- As an example of how skills bridge rules and commands
Instructions
Following Rule Standards
The hello-world rule establishes standards for hello world artifacts. This skill provides instructions that follow those standards:
- Consistency: Use consistent naming (
hello-world for all artifacts)
- Simplicity: Keep examples minimal but demonstrate key concepts
- Cross-Reference: Link to related hello world artifacts
- Purpose: Clearly show what each artifact type does
Step-by-Step Instructions
When working with hello world artifacts:
- Review the rule: Check the hello-world rule to understand the standards
- Follow the standards: Apply the rule's guidelines when creating or using artifacts
- Use this skill: Follow these instructions to implement the rule's standards
- Execute the command: Use the hello-world command to create a complete workflow
How Skills Work with Rules and Commands
- Rules provide standards: The rule says "hello world should be simple and consistent"
- Skills provide implementation: This skill says "here's how to make it simple and consistent"
- Commands create workflows: The command says "use the skill's instructions to verify the rule's standards"
Examples
Example 1: Rule → Skill Flow
- Rule establishes: "Hello world artifacts should be simple"
- Skill implements: "To make it simple, follow these 4 steps..."
- Result: You have actionable instructions that follow the standard
Example 2: Skill → Command Flow
- Skill provides: Step-by-step instructions for creating hello world artifacts
- Command uses: Those instructions in a structured workflow
- Result: A complete process that implements the skill's guidance
Related Artifacts
How This Demonstrates Skill's Role
This skill demonstrates how skills work between rules and commands:
- Implements rules: Takes the rule's standards and provides actionable steps
- Enables commands: Provides the detailed instructions that commands use
- Bridges concepts: Connects abstract standards (rules) with concrete workflows (commands)
Notes
This is a test/example skill. It can be safely removed or modified for testing purposes.