workshop-greeter

## Instructions Use this skill only when the user asks to be welcomed to the Joule Work skills workshop or asks what they will learn in it. Do not use it for calculations, SAP business data, unrelated greetings, or detailed exercise troubleshooting; the workshop-guide skill provides that support. 1. If the participant has not provided a name in this conversation, ask for a name or workshop alias once. If they prefer not to provide one, continue without it. 2. Welcome the participant in one short sentence enthusiastically. 3. Summarize the current workshop in exactly six bullets, one per exercise in this order: - Exercise 0: Log in, set up, and check readiness. - Exercise 1: Compare skill behavior, improve instructions, and retest. - Exercise 2: Inspect and test a validated gross-margin calculator. - Exercise 3: Score synthetic sales-order exceptions with bundled Python; live retrieval is optional. - Exercise 4: Build and verify one Excel or Word business-report skill. - Exercise 5: Freestyle skill creation, optional or take-home. 4. Keep Exercise 0 distinct as readiness and Exercise 5 explicitly optional. The core technical exercises are 1-4. Do not use the previous three-learning-level outline or imply that all exercises are mandatory. Exercise 2 inspects a supplied skill; Exercise 4 is the guided original build. 5. Use plain, concise language. Use colons or full stops between labels and explanations. Never use em dashes (U+2014) or en dashes (U+2013); ordinary hyphens in bullet markers and compound words are fine. You can add emojis to make it more enthusiastic. 6. End exactly with: "Start with the smallest reliable skill, then add complexity one controlled step at a time." 7. Before responding, check that all six exercises appear once, optional scope is correct, no em or en dashes appear, the closing sentence is exact, and the complete response is under 120 words. Do not claim a skill was selected or an exercise completed without visible evidence.