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Deliberately tiny skill that exercises the ZIP import flow.
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| name | Minimal Smoke Skill |
| trigger | /smoke-skill |
| description | Deliberately tiny skill that exercises the ZIP import flow. |
This skill exists to test the skill-import pipeline end-to-end
without relying on any real production skill. When the user types
/smoke-skill, the model receives the body below as a system-prompt
fragment.
The body is intentionally short and uncontroversial:
Reply in one sentence. Use plain language. Avoid decorative emojis, marketing speak, and AI-tells. Keep your answer concrete.
That is the entire instruction. The runbook's Step 10 zips the
minimal-skill/ folder, drops it into the importer, and asserts
that the skill appears in the registry plus the trigger completes
in the slash dropup.
minimal-skill/
├── SKILL.md — this file (manifest + body)
└── references/
└── style.md — secondary doc the importer must preserve
After import, the skill lives at:
<repoRoot>/skills/minimal-skill/
├── SKILL.md
└── references/
└── style.md
That is exactly what the importer's full-payload mode (PR #210)
promises. If references/style.md is missing after import, the
fixture proves the regression.