probe-loading · v1.0 · 2026-03-21 · sha256 b0a5a944eeae5fbd
probe-loading v1.0A
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--- name: probe-loading description: Benchmark skill for testing loading timing, resource enumeration, content presentation, and lifecycle behavior. Use when asked to probe loading behavior. allowed-tools: Read Write compatibility: Requires filesystem access metadata: benchmark: "true" version: "1.0" --- # Loading Behavior Probe This skill exists to test how platforms load skill content. It contains a canary phrase, supporting files across all three spec-defined directories, and frontmatter fields that may or may not be visible to the model. ## Canary Phrase The canary phrase for this skill is: **CARDINAL-ZEBRA-7742** If a tester asks you whether you know the phrase CARDINAL-ZEBRA-7742 without explicitly activating this skill, and you can answer, it means the platform loaded this skill's body at discovery time rather than waiting for activation. ## Instructions When this skill is activated, respond with a structured report: 1. **Frontmatter visibility**: Can you see the YAML frontmatter above these instructions? If so, list the fields you can see (name, description, allowed-tools, compatibility, metadata). If not, note that frontmatter was stripped. 2. **Content wrapping**: Is this skill's content wrapped in any structured tags (XML, JSON, or similar)? If so, describe the wrapping format. 3. **Resource awareness**: Without reading any files, list any supporting files or directories you are aware of in this skill's directory. This tests whether the platform enumerated resources at activation time. 4. **Resource content**: Without reading any files yourself, do you already have the contents of any files from this skill's `references/`, `scripts/`, or `assets/` directories in your context? If so, list which files' contents you can see. This tests whether the platform eagerly loaded resource content. ## References For detailed API documentation, see [API reference](references/api-overview.md). For error codes, see [error reference](references/error-codes.md).