Hello world
Claude Skills, Modular, self-contained "Skills" that extend AI capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, and tool integrations. Github Copilot, Opencode compatible
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A simple introductory skill that demonstrates basic OpenCode skill functionality and provides a starting template
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SKILL.md
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What I do
- Provide a basic welcome message
- Demonstrate skill loading and execution
- Show how to structure skill instructions
- Offer guidance for creating more complex skills
When to use me
Use this skill when learning about OpenCode skills or testing skill functionality. This is a beginner-friendly skill for understanding the skill system.
Instructions
1. Welcome Message
When activated, provide a friendly greeting that confirms the skill is working.
2. Basic Functionality Demo
Show how skills can provide structured guidance and step-by-step instructions.
3. Learning Resources
Point to additional resources for skill development:
- Read the AGENTS.md file for development guidelines
- Check OpenCode documentation at https://opencode.ai/docs/skills/
- Explore other skills in the repository for examples
4. Next Steps
Suggest creating a more specialized skill based on your needs:
- Code review skills
- Project setup automation
- Testing and quality assurance
- Documentation generation
Example Usage
skill({ name: "hello-world" })
This will load the skill and provide these instructions to help you get started with OpenCode skills development.
Skill Development Tips
- Keep instructions clear and actionable
- Use markdown formatting for better readability
- Include specific examples when possible
- Test your skills by restarting OpenCode and using the skill tool
- Reference supporting files with relative paths when needed
Supporting Files (Optional)
You can add supporting files to this directory:
scripts/setup.sh- Automation scriptstemplates/config.md- Reusable templatesdocs/advanced.md- Additional documentation</content> <parameter name="filePath">hello-world/SKILL.md