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Dummy test skill

Skill MatrixFounder/Universal-skills/tests/mock-skill-creation/dummy-test-skill

Use when [TRIGGER: specific symptoms or situations]...From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add MatrixFounder/Universal-skills --skill dummy-test-skill

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  • runs commandsInstructs the agent to run 1 command, including `python3 scripts/[tool].py --arg value`.

SKILL.md

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Dummy Test Skill

Purpose: [Detailed explanation of WHY this skill exists and WHAT problem it solves]

1. Red Flags (Anti-Rationalization)

STOP and READ THIS if you are thinking:

  • "[Common excuse 1]" -> [Why this is wrong — explain the consequence]
  • "[Common excuse 2]" -> [Why this is wrong — explain the consequence]

2. Capabilities

List what this skill allows the agent to do.

  • [Capability 1]
  • [Capability 2]

3. Execution Mode

  • Mode: [prompt-first | script-first | hybrid]
  • Why this mode: [Short rationale for this skill]

4. Script Contract

Use this section when mode is script-first or hybrid.

  • Command(s):
    • python3 scripts/[tool].py --arg value
  • Inputs: [required args/files/config]
  • Outputs: [artifacts/logs/exit behavior]
  • Failure semantics: [non-zero exit, error schema]
  • Idempotency: [how repeated runs behave]
  • Dry-run support: [yes/no and flag]

5. Safety Boundaries

  • Allowed scope: [path/module/target constraints]
  • Default exclusions: [system/non-target areas]
  • Destructive actions: [must be explicit opt-in, never default]
  • Optional artifacts: [whether absence is blocking or non-blocking]

6. Validation Evidence

  • Local verification: [commands/checks]
  • Expected evidence: [files, logs, structured output]
  • CI signal: [job/check name if available]

7. Instructions

Provide step-by-step instructions. Use graduated language:

  • Safety-critical steps: MUST + explain why
  • Behavioral steps: Explain why + imperative verb

[Phase/Action 1]

  1. Step 1: [Instruction]
  2. Step 2: [Instruction]
    • Tip: [Sub-instruction or nuance]

[Phase/Action 2]

...

8. Workflows (Optional)

For complex tasks, use a checklist:

- [ ] Analysis
- [ ] Execution
- [ ] Verification

9. Best Practices & Anti-Patterns

DO THISDO NOT DO THIS
[Best practice][Common mistake]
[Best practice][Common mistake]

Rationalization Table

Agent ExcuseReality / Counter-Argument
"[Excuse 1]""[Counter-argument]"
"[Excuse 2]""[Counter-argument]"

10. Examples (Few-Shot)

Refer to examples/ directory for full files, or include short snippets here.

Input:

[User Request]

Output:

[Ideal Agent Response/Action]

11. Resources

Describe the usage of files in assets/, references/, and scripts in scripts/.

  • scripts/helpers.py: [Description]
  • assets/template.json: [Description]
  • references/guidelines.md: [Description]

12. Evals (Optional but Recommended)

Define 2-3 test prompts in evals/evals.json — see skill-creator §14 for format.

What ships with it: 5 files

420 B alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

assets/

examples/

references/

scripts/

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