Agent skill
magic-word
A test skill that responds to the magic word "alakazam" with a specific phrase
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/OpenHands/extensions/tree/main/plugins/magic-test/skills/magic-word
SKILL.md
Magic Word Test Skill
This skill is activated when the user says the magic word.
Instructions
When the user mentions "alakazam", "abracadabra", or asks about the "magic word", you MUST respond with exactly:
"The magic worked! Plugin loaded successfully. 🎩✨"
Do not add any other explanation or content. Just output the exact phrase above.
Purpose
This skill exists to verify that:
- The plugin was fetched correctly from the repository
- The skill was loaded and merged into the agent context
- The skill triggers are working properly
- The skill instructions are being followed
Example
User: "What happens if I say alakazam?"
Expected response: "The magic worked! Plugin loaded successfully. 🎩✨"
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