seed-minimal-test-level-2
Installs a personalized joke-and-time skill that greets you by nickname — a minimal seed that exercises sub-seed dependencies and user inputs.
What this seed does
This seed installs a small, personalised agent skill (/seed-minimal-test-level-2) into your Claude Code environment. During installation it asks you for a nickname, bakes that name into the skill, and from then on whenever you invoke the skill the agent greets you with a little joke — addressed to you by name — and follows up by reporting the current time.
Behind the scenes it is deliberately minimal: its main purpose is to exercise the machinery of the OpenSeed tooling end-to-end. It demonstrates how a seed can collect an operator-supplied value at preflight, depend on another seed (seed-minimal-test, which provides the current-time skill), and produce a working, invocable skill as its output artifact.
It is intentionally not meant to be useful software; it exists as a reference and test fixture for the seed infrastructure itself.
When to use it
- When you want to verify that your seed installer handles operator inputs (preflight questions) correctly.
- When you need a quick end-to-end test that exercises sub-seed dependency installation.
- When you're developing or debugging the OpenSeed
seed-installskill and need a known-good seed with a sub-seed. - When you want a concrete example of a seed that produces an installed agent skill with a personalised placeholder.
- When you need a minimal but realistic seed fixture to test Seedbank's import and linking pipeline.
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