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This skill provides specialized capabilities for hatayama's codebase.
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- Developing new features in the hatayama repository
- Refactoring existing code to follow hatayama standards
- Understanding and working with hatayama's codebase structure
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---
name: uloop-hello-world
description: "Sample uloop hello-world tool. Use to verify custom tool wiring or inspect a minimal tool implementation example."
---
# uloop hello-world
Personalized hello world tool with multi-language support.
## Usage
```bash
uloop hello-world [options]
```
## Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|-----------|------|---------|-------------|
| `--name` | string | `World` | Name to greet |
| `--language` | string | `english` | Language for greeting: `english`, `japanese`, `spanish`, `french` |
| `--no-include-timestamp` | flag | - | Exclude timestamp from response |
## Examples
```bash
# Default greeting
uloop hello-world
# Greet with custom name
uloop hello-world --name "Alice"
# Japanese greeting
uloop hello-world --name "太郎" --language japanese
# Spanish greeting without timestamp
uloop hello-world --name "Carlos" --language spanish --no-include-timestamp
```
## Output
Returns JSON with:
- `Message`: The greeting message
- `Language`: Language used for greeting
- `Timestamp`: Current timestamp (if enabled)
## Notes
This is a sample custom tool demonstrating:
- Type-safe parameter handling with Schema
- Enum parameters for language selection
- Value-less flag parameters
- Multi-language support