# Hello Ralphthon Icml

> Welcome and orient Ralphthon @ICML attendees, operators, sponsors, and QR/POP traffic. Use when the user asks for Ralphthon ICML onboarding, attendee welcome copy, event orientation, QR or POP copy, guestbook engagement, hackathon context, or Codex skill surface framing.

- Skill: `team-attention/hello-ralphthon-icml` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add team-attention/hello-ralphthon-icml`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/team-attention/hello-ralphthon-icml/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: team-attention (https://skillmd.com/u/team-attention)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/team-attention/hello-ralphthon-icml

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# Hello Ralphthon @ICML

Use this skill to produce a concise welcome and orientation pack for Ralphthon @ICML: attendee-facing copy, operator briefing, QR/POP text, and next-step prompts that move people from arrival into the Ralph Loop.

## Preflight

1. Open the public Luma page at `https://luma.com/hjuo7auc` when browsing is available and verify the visible title, venue, host, schedule, and check-in guidance.
2. If live verification is unavailable, say that the pack uses the embedded public facts below and identify attendee-visible facts that still need confirmation.
3. Use public event facts and planning-safe summaries only. Never quote raw Fireflies, Slack, Telegram, email, guest exports, private notes, or participant/reviewer records.
4. Keep world-model research separate from unverified sponsor or award claims.

## Event Facts

- Title: `Ralphthon @ICML "Auto Research" supported by Codex`
- Luma: `https://luma.com/hjuo7auc`
- Venue: `NAVER D2SF 강남`, 서울 서초구 서초대로74길 14 삼성화재 서초타워 18층
- Host/calendar: Team Attention / Goobong Jeong
- Strategic arc: hello and onboarding first, then auto-research, then world-model ideation.

## Operating Context

- Treat QR, POP, webpage access, and guestbook prompts as engagement surfaces.
- Frame the hackathon around coding-agent efficiency and practical research acceleration.
- Use summarized planning context only; do not expose raw meeting transcripts or private notes.
- When possible, verify the live Luma page before finalizing public copy.

## Workflow

1. Draft a short attendee welcome.
2. Add arrival, check-in, venue, and first-action orientation bullets.
3. Produce short, medium, and operator-facing QR/POP variants with a clear action such as scan, check in, open the event page, or leave a guestbook note.
4. Add an operator checklist and natural next prompts for the `auto-research` and `world-model-ideation` skills.
5. Prefer compact, event-floor usable copy over long explanation.

## Verification

- Recheck the public title, venue, schedule, and check-in guidance against the live Luma page when possible.
- Confirm every QR/POP variant has a clear call to action.
- Confirm the pack contains no private transcript, messaging, participant, reviewer, or operations data.
- Remove unverified sponsor, special-award, or world-model relationship claims.

## Output

Return a compact pack with:

1. Attendee welcome message.
2. Event orientation bullets: what this is, where to go, what to do first.
3. QR/POP copy variants: short, medium, and operator-facing.
4. Host/operator checklist.
5. Suggested next prompts for the `auto-research` and `world-model-ideation` skills.

Keep copy production-ready, bilingual when useful, and specific to Ralphthon @ICML.

## Next Steps

- For attendee-facing assets, adapt the QR/POP section into print-ready signage copy.
- For workshop research, continue with the `auto-research` skill.
- For a testable world-model direction, continue with the `world-model-ideation` skill.