A demo greeting skill that prints friendly hello messages. Use when you need a simple greeting or welcome message for testing or demonstration purposes.
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Try itA practical demonstration skill showing how to greet users with a customizable message. Useful for testing the skill publishing pipeline and as a template for new skill authors.
What it does
A practical demonstration skill showing how to greet users with a customizable message. Useful for testing the skill publishing pipeline and as a template for new skill authors.
The skill document
Hello Asset
Hello Asset is a minimal but functional skill that returns a friendly greeting. It serves two purposes:
- Pipeline demo — proves the end-to-end flow from workspace authoring to ClawHub publishing.
- Template — a clean starting point for new skill authors who want a working reference.
When to Use
- You want to verify your ClawHub publishing pipeline works end-to-end.
- You need a lightweight template for a new skill.
- You're testing that skill installation and invocation function correctly.
Usage
- Load the skill:
hello-asset - Invoke it — it returns a greeting message.
- Optionally pass a name for a personalized greeting.
Steps
- Load — the agent reads SKILL.md and understands the skill's purpose.
- Invoke — call the skill with an optional name parameter.
- Respond — the skill returns a greeting string.
Example
User: hello-asset Alice
Agent: Hello, Alice! 👋 Thanks for checking out Hello Asset — a demo skill showcasing the full author-to-publish pipeline on ClawHub.
Metadata Notes
- Version: 1.0.0
- Author: terrycarter1985
- License: MIT
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