smoke-test
Pre-release smoke test - verify all Olympus hooks fire correctly, then clean up test artifacts
What this skill does
$ARGUMENTS ## Task: Run Olympus Smoke Test You are running the Olympus pre-release smoke test. This verifies all hooks are firing correctly. ### What This Does 1. Creates temporary test files in `.olympus/.smoke-test/` 2. Exercises hook events through normal Claude Code interactions (Read, Write, Task, etc.) 3. Observes hook responses in system reminders 4. Reports pass/fail for each hook event type 5. **Cleans up ALL test artifacts** - mandatory, never skip ### Quick Protocol 1. **Setup**: Create `.olympus/.smoke-test/` directory 2. **Verify installation**: Check `~/.claude/settings.json` has Olympus hooks configured, check `~/.claude/hooks/olympus-hooks.cjs` exists 3. **Test hooks**: Write/Read test files to trigger PreToolUse and PostToolUse. Spawn a quick explore agent to test agent tracking. Check learning directories exist. 4. **Cleanup**: Delete `.olympus/.smoke-test/` completely. Verify deletion. 5. **Report**: Print results table to user showing PASS/FAIL/SKIP for each hook event ### Rules - ALL test files go in `.olympus/.smoke-test/` only - NEVER modify source code (`src/`, `dist/`, etc.) - ALWAYS clean up - if cleanup fails, report as FAILURE - Report results to stdout, do not create report files For full test protocol details, see `.claude/skills/smoke-test/skill.md`
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