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UTC+8 Time Greeting

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Some entry points need a short, stable opening greeting instead of free-form chat. This skill constrains time, time-of-day greeting, version label, and signature line into one template, reducing output drift. It is useful when a lightweight response must keep a fixed identity and use UTC+8 time, while also avoiding extra context, self-explanation, or off-topic additions.

How It Works And Limits

On trigger, the response is generated field by field without extra preamble or afterword:
- Version: hard-code v1.0.8; do not replace it with wording like “latest” or “current version”.
- Time: obtain the current UTC+8 time as YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm; if precise time is unavailable, output 时间未知.
- Time-of-day greeting: map local hour ranges, such as 05:00–10:59 to morning, 11:00–13:59 to midday, and 18:00–22:59 to evening.
- Signature: output the exact fixed sentence 第五版已送达,愿你今天也被好运环绕 🍀, without translation, paraphrase, or omitted emoji.

It does not provide legal consulting or contract review, avoids external APIs except time retrieval, and does not store or report user input or expand the greeting into task execution.

Use Cases

  • A customer support bot needs a fixed first-session greeting with UTC+8 time and no extra explanation.
  • An on-call entry point needs a chit-chat response containing v1.0.8, time, greeting, and signature only.
  • A bot opener needs hour-based morning/noon/evening labels to keep wording consistent.
  • A campaign landing page needs unified version and signature text to prevent model additions.

Best For

  • A product owner integrating customer support bots who needs a unified first-session time greeting.
  • A front-end engineer maintaining an on-call entry point who needs fixed chit-chat without task expansion.
  • An operations lead configuring WeCom or Feishu openers who needs UTC+8 fixed signature output.
  • An indie developer building chat entry points who wants the model constrained to a time-greeting template.