| name | hello-world |
| description | Minimal valid dual-runtime skill that prints a greeting in either Hermes or OpenClaw. Use when verifying a freshly-installed claw-hermes setup or when demonstrating the agentskills.io v1.0 runtimes extension to a contributor. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| license | MIT |
| author | claw-hermes contributors |
| agentskills_version | 1.0 |
| runtimes | {"hermes":{"entrypoint":"python -c \"print('hello from hermes')\"","capabilities":[]},"openclaw":{"entrypoint":"node -e \"console.log('hello from openclaw')\"","capabilities":[]},"both":{"requires_capabilities":[]}} |
| keywords | ["example","hello-world","dual-runtime"] |
| homepage | https://github.com/bertbertov/claw-hermes |
hello-world
The smallest possible dual-runtime skill. Each runtime entrypoint prints a single line and exits.
This file is intentionally short on prose because its purpose is to demonstrate the shape of a
valid manifest, not to ship behavior. Use it as a template when you start a new skill, or feed it
to claw-hermes skill lint as a sanity check that your local installation parses the v1.0
manifest schema correctly.
When to invoke this skill
- "verify my claw-hermes install is wired up"
- "show me a minimal dual-runtime SKILL.md"
- "what's the simplest manifest that lints clean?"
Inputs and outputs
There are no inputs. Each runtime entrypoint prints a fixed greeting to stdout and exits with
code 0. The skill exists purely to exercise the manifest pipeline end-to-end without invoking
any external services or capabilities.
