fork-test

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Minimal skill for testing context fork behavior. Do not use in production.

Testing & QA 71 stars 13 forks Updated 2 weeks ago Apache-2.0

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# Fork Test Skill This skill exists only for testing the `context: fork` pattern. ## Purpose Validates that: - Forked contexts properly isolate intermediate outputs - Tool calls are recorded in the session - Only summaries are returned to the parent context - Multiple tool calls are tracked correctly ## Instructions When this skill is activated, perform the following actions: 1. Read the provided input 2. Execute any requested tool calls 3. Return a concise summary of the results Return the input unchanged as the result.

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Author
Geeksfino
Repository
Geeksfino/openskills
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
2 weeks ago
Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0

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