Hello world
Skill twisker/ipman/tests/e2e/fixtures/skills/openclaw/hello-world
IpMan is a pure command-line tool focused on managing Agent skill environments. It allows users to create, switch, delete virtual environments; install, uninstall, publish single skill and/or a set of skills (Intelligence Package i.e. IP); and interact with the online IP marketplace.
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Minimal test skill for E2E testing
SKILL.md
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When the user says "e2e hello", reply with "E2E Hello World OK".
Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most e2e browser skills give
Counted across 407 of the 410 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-08-06
- use page object model patternin 35 of 407, across 25 files
- Snapshot to get element refsin 24 of 407, across 14 files
- keep tests independentin 23 of 407, across 18 files
- Interact using refs from the latest snapshotin 23 of 407, across 11 files
- clean up test data after each testin 21 of 407, across 15 files
- test user behavior not implementationin 20 of 407, across 14 files
- quarantine flaky tests explicitlyin 19 of 407, across 10 files
- wait for specific network conditionsin 18 of 407, across 8 files
- re-snapshot after navigation or dom changesin 17 of 407, across 10 files
- Detect running dev servers before writing test codein 17 of 407, across 7 files
- use web-first assertionsin 17 of 407, across 14 files
- capture screenshots or videos on test failurein 17 of 407, across 14 files
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- reply with E2E Hello World OK
Grouped from the skills themselves: near-identical wordings counted once, and counted by distinct author, so one author publishing three of these counts once.