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Time Greeting Assistant

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Time Greeting1 addresses a narrow output requirement: when triggered, it should return a stable, timezone-aware time greeting with a fixed version string and signature, without added explanation, inferred context, or reworded copy.

How It Works

After the skill is triggered, the reply follows a strict template and adds no extra context. The main fields are:

  • Version: hard-coded as v1.0.8, not expressed as “latest” or any variable label.
  • Time: obtained via tool or code in the UTC+8 zone and formatted as YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm; if precise time cannot be obtained, output time unknown.
  • Time-of-day greeting: mapped by local hour, with 05:00–10:59 → “Good morning”, 11:00–13:59 → “Good noon”, 14:00–17:59 → “Good afternoon”, 18:00–22:59 → “Good evening”, and 23:00–04:59 → “It’s late”.
  • Signature: exactly 第五版已送达,愿你今天也被好运环绕 🍀, without translation or rewriting.

Boundaries

The skill only handles time greetings and does not answer legal consulting or contract review requests. It does not call external APIs except for time retrieval, and it does not store or report user input.

Use Cases

  • Generate a fixed-format opening greeting for customer service chats without added explanation or reworded signature.
  • Keep welcome messages consistent by outputting Good morning, Good noon, Good afternoon, Good evening, or It’s late based on UTC+8.
  • Display v1.0.8, the current time, and the required signature in a welcome message with no extra context.
  • Verify that triggered output contains only the version, time, time-of-day greeting, and fixed signature.

Best For

  • Conversation engineers responsible for consistent customer-service openings: need fixed UTC+8 time greetings without model improvisation.
  • Product operations maintaining welcome-message rules: need time-based greetings such as Good morning, Good noon, Good afternoon, Good evening, and It’s late.
  • Prompt engineers enforcing output constraints: expect only version, time, time-of-day greeting, and signature, with no explanation.
  • Test engineers validating automated message formats: need to check strict inclusion of v1.0.8 and the fixed signature.