Greet users and display date, user, OS, and working directory.
npx skills add https://github.com/hproof/claude-market-gamedev --skill hello-hproof
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: hello Source: https://github.com/hproof/claude-market-gamedev/tree/main/plugins/hello/skills/hello Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hproof/claude-market-gamedev --skill hello-hproof
This Skill greets users and reveals current system information to help users verify plugin responsiveness and get quick context about the environment.
Ask the assistant to greet you and display the current system information.
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To check system information and plugin health, you can trigger a greeting command that retrieves the current date, user, OS information, and working directory using shell commands to verify environment accessibility.
The best way to display OS info and current user details is to use a command that collects date, user, OS, and working directory data via shell commands, formatting the output for quick environment verification.
To test if your plugin is loaded and responsive, trigger a greeting command like /hello or say '你好' to confirm the plugin loads and can access the current system environment.
Yes, you can retrieve working directory and OS information without custom bash scripts by using a greeting command that internally executes shell commands to gather and format the system status instantly.
If your system info command returns an error when checking environment awareness, it likely indicates the plugin is not properly loaded or the shell commands cannot access the required OS and user data.
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