A friendly greeter skill
60
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Validation for skill structure
Exact greeting response text
Uses 'Greetings'
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100%
Extension attribution
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100%
Exclamation mark
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100%
Wave emoji present
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100%
Exact full string
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100%
Triggered by hello
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100%
Without context: $1.0611 · 4m 21s · 44 turns · 173 in / 7,813 out tokens
With context: $0.1691 · 33s · 11 turns · 60 in / 1,648 out tokens
Greeting trigger conditions
Test for 'hello' input
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100%
Test for general greeting
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Asserts 'Greetings' word
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Asserts extension attribution
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100%
Asserts 👋 emoji
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100%
Exact string assertion
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100%
Without context: $1.1247 · 5m 37s · 36 turns · 2,008 in / 10,910 out tokens
With context: $0.3178 · 1m 21s · 17 turns · 309 in / 4,392 out tokens
Branded greeting specification
Uses 'Greetings' not synonym
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100%
Extension name attribution
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100%
Exclamation in quoted text
100%
100%
Wave emoji in response
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100%
Exact string documented
100%
100%
Documents hello trigger
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100%
Documents general greeting trigger
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100%
Without context: $1.7917 · 4m 9s · 72 turns · 664 in / 7,378 out tokens
With context: $0.1350 · 22s · 9 turns · 8 in / 1,267 out tokens
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