Command hello
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Command Hello
Purpose
This SkillRun capsule demonstrates the Level 0 command adapter. It is intentionally small: SkillRun Core starts an explicit argv command, creates standard IPC files, and validates the output envelope written by the command.
SOP
- Accept a single
namevalue and produce a short greeting. - Treat stdout and stderr as logs only. Do not put the result on stdout.
- Write the result envelope to the path in
SKILLRUN_OUTPUT_JSON. - Write artifacts only inside the directory in
SKILLRUN_ARTIFACT_DIR. - Do not use network access, package managers or dynamic dependency installs.
Recovery Guidance
If the command adapter fails with DependencyError, ask the user to install or
select the declared command executable. If it fails with ProtocolViolation,
inspect the run logs and ensure the command writes a valid SkillRun envelope.
Boundary
This is not a new Python adapter and does not use the SkillRun Python SDK. The
python3 action.py command is just a portable executable command for the example.
Any language or binary can use the same Level 0 contract when it reads the IPC
paths and writes the standard output envelope.
What ships with it: 3 files
2.4 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable
examples/
- action.pyruns1.5 KB
- skillrun.config.json945 B