kelos-e2e
kelos-dev/e2e-skills
Verify Kelos skills.sh installation with a simple marker check.
What is kelos-e2e?
A diagnostic skill that confirms Kelos skills.sh is properly installed by outputting a verification marker. Use this when you need to validate that the Kelos environment is set up correctly.
- Outputs a unique verification marker to confirm installation
- Provides a quick diagnostic check for Kelos setup
- Returns a recognizable string for validation purposes
How to install kelos-e2e
npx skills add https://github.com/kelos-dev/e2e-skills --skill kelos-e2eHow to use kelos-e2e
- 1.Run the skill when prompted to verify Kelos installation
- 2.Execute the command provided by the skill
- 3.Check that the output contains the verification marker KELOS_E2E_SKILL_MARKER_x7k2p9
Use cases
- Verifying Kelos skills.sh installation after setup
- Confirming the environment is ready before running other skills
- Troubleshooting installation issues by checking for expected output
- Developers setting up Kelos
- Users troubleshooting Kelos installation
- Anyone validating their Kelos environment
kelos-e2e FAQ
It outputs a unique marker string to verify that Kelos skills.sh is properly installed and functioning.
Use it when you need to confirm your Kelos installation is working correctly or when troubleshooting setup issues.
The skill will output: KELOS_E2E_SKILL_MARKER_x7k2p9
Full instructions (SKILL.md)
Source of truth, from kelos-dev/e2e-skills.
name: kelos-e2e description: Verifies Kelos skills.sh installation. Use when asked to run the Kelos e2e skill check.
Kelos e2e verification skill
Run exactly this command and show its output:
echo "KELOS_E2E_SKILL_MARKER_x7k2p9"
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