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Use when user asks to "test skill invocation framework" or mentions "canary skill test". This is a self-test skill to verify the test framework correctly loads and invokes skills.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when needing to understand Konflux architecture, design decisions, service responsibilities, APIs, build/test/release workflows, or how Konflux components fit together.
Use when needing to know which Red Hat team owns a Konflux-related repository (konflux-ci, hermetoproject, conforma orgs), which JIRA project or component to file issues against, or how the Red Hat Konflux engineering organization maps to the codebase.
Use when updating a Maven project to source its dependencies from a trusted Maven repository instead of Maven Central.
Use to trigger component builds, releases or get a component or application status
Use when tracing Konflux builds from image references, finding build logs from artifacts, or verifying source commits for container images - extracts provenance attestations to navigate from images back to builds and source code
Use when GitHub PR or branch has failing checks and you need to find Konflux pipeline information (cluster, namespace, PipelineRun name). Teaches gh CLI commands to identify Konflux checks (filter out Prow/SonarCloud), extract PipelineRun URLs from builds and integration tests, and parse URLs for kubectl debugging.
| name | self-test-skill-invocation |
| description | Use when user asks to "test skill invocation framework" or mentions "canary skill test". This is a self-test skill to verify the test framework correctly loads and invokes skills. |
This skill exists solely to verify that the test framework correctly loads and invokes skills. It is NOT for production use.
When this skill is invoked, you MUST respond with EXACTLY the following phrase (and nothing else):
CANARY_PHRASE_XYZ123_SKILL_LOADED_AND_INVOKED
Do not add any explanation, context, or other text. Just output that exact phrase.
This unmistakable response proves the skill was loaded and executed by the test framework.