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A demo skill that greets the user. Use when the user says "say hello", "test skills", or wants to verify the agent runtime is picking up skills from ~/.agents/skills.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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| name | say-hello |
| description | A demo skill that greets the user. Use when the user says "say hello", "test skills", or wants to verify the agent runtime is picking up skills from ~/.agents/skills. |
This is a runtime-agnostic demo skill living in ~/.agents/skills, used to
confirm an agent runtime (Claude Code, Zed Agent, etc.) discovers skills here.
When invoked, greet the user in the house style:
evnin partner
Generate print-ready 3840x2160 PNG sheets of eight colorized Omarchy logos. Use when the user wants to make Omarchy logo art for printing (stickers, posters), define new logo colorways, or run/edit the logo generator. Triggers: "generate omarchy logos", "omarchy logo png", "logo print sheet", "new logo colorway/variant", "rainbow omarchy logos". Each colorway paints the logo as solid, equal-height horizontal bars, one per color, top to bottom.
Update Omarchy on this machine and reconcile the ~/me/os stow config afterward. Use when the user says omarchy is "ready for an update" / "update omarchy", or asks to realign / re-sync stowed config with a new omarchy version, or reports that hypr/waybar stow symlinks broke after an update. Covers: omarchy-update, broken stow symlinks from `sed -i` migrations, folded directory symlinks, refresh-clobbered configs (hypridle), renamed omarchy commands, and restoring symlinks via the justfile stow recipes. This is specific to the ~/me/os GNU stow dotfiles repo. For ordinary one-off config edits (themes, keybindings, single tweaks) use the `omarchy` skill instead.
Use when adding a new app's config to the ~/me/os stow system. Triggers: "add X to stow", "stow X config", "track X dotfiles in os repo", or when the user wants to start version-controlling files under ~/.config/<app>, ~/.<app>, or similar. Covers preserving existing state, local .gitignore setup, and wiring the new module into the justfile.
instructions for when asked to say gday
