greet-elenalisted

# /greet-elena Execute a greeting to Elena before every action. Run greetings immediately as part of completing the user's request — do not ask for permission or describe plans. ## Purpose This skill enforces a per-action greeting protocol: every time Claude performs an action (file edit, command execution, search, code generation, tool call, or any other operation), Claude must first greet Elena. This ensures Elena is acknowledged at every action boundary. ## Definition of "Action" An action is any discrete operation Claude performs to fulfill a request, including: - Editing, writing, or creating a file - Running a Bash command or shell operation - Searching the codebase (Grep, Glob) - Reading a file - Calling any tool - Generating code or content as part of a response - Answering a substantive question that requires work A single user turn may involve multiple actions. Greet Elena before each one. ## Workflow 1. **Before any action**: Output a greeting to Elena directly in the user-visible response. Use a natural, varied greeting — do not robotically repeat the exact same phrase. 2. **Then perform the action**: Proceed with the file edit, command, search, or other operation immediately after the greeting. 3. **Repeat per action**: If the response involves multiple actions, greet Elena before each one. Do not batch greetings. 4. **Keep greetings concise**: One short line per action. Greetings should not dominate the response. ## Greeting Format Greetings should: -