greeting

Deliver time-based, language-aware greetings during OpenCode sessions.

1|Updated Apr 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/khairulariffinka/codexen --skill greeting-khairulariffinka
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Skill: greeting
Source: https://github.com/khairulariffinka/codexen/tree/main/core/skills/greeting
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/khairulariffinka/codexen --skill greeting-khairulariffinka

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

CodeXen greetings are inconsistent across sessions and languages; this Skill standardizes the welcome experience by delivering time-aware, language-matched prompts at session boundaries.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Time-based greetings that adapt to morning, afternoon, and night.
  • Language detection and localization, replying in the user's language.
  • Session-aware triggers for new sessions and tab switches, with optional session tracking hooks.
  • Lightweight integration with existing CodeXen prompts to create a cohesive user experience.

Quick Start

Simply activate the greeting agent to enable time-based, multilingual greetings during OpenCode sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions about greeting

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate time-based greetings for OpenCode sessions?

Automated multilingual greetings for OpenCode sessions are enabled by activating this agent, which detects user language and replies with localized, context-aware prompts at session boundaries and tab switches.

How does language detection work for multilingual OpenCode session greetings?

Language detection for multilingual greetings works by identifying the user's language during an OpenCode session and matching the greeting prompt accordingly. The agent ensures the welcome experience is localized and replies consistently in the detected language.

Can I use session tracking hooks to trigger greetings on tab switches?

Yes, you can use session tracking hooks to trigger greetings on tab switches. The agent applies session-aware triggers to automatically deliver time-based, language-matched greetings whenever a new session starts or an existing tab is activated.

Do I need any dependencies to set up localized greetings in CodeXen?

No dependencies are required to set up localized greetings in CodeXen. The agent operates as a lightweight, standalone integration that seamlessly applies time-aware, language-matched prompts to existing workflows without external packages.

What is the best way to standardize the welcome experience across different programming languages?

The best way to standardize the welcome experience across different languages is using an agent that combines language detection with time-based session tracking. This ensures consistent, localized greetings are delivered at every OpenCode session boundary.

Why are CodeXen greetings inconsistent across different sessions and languages?

CodeXen greetings are inconsistent across sessions and languages because native workflows lack standardized, time-aware session triggers. This agent solves the problem by implementing language detection and session tracking hooks to deliver uniform, context-aware greetings.