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Compute the top-10 most frequent words in any text passage supplied by the user.

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  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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I want to install this Agent Skill for this project in Codex.

Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/nerdai/llm-agents-from-scratch/blob/HEAD/more-examples/ch06/.agents/skills/word-frequency/SKILL.md

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Word Frequency

This skill counts word frequencies in a text passage provided by the user and reports the top-10 results as a markdown table. The computation is performed by a Python script to ensure deterministic, accurate counts.

Steps

1. Execute the script

Run the script and pass the user's text passage as the stdin argument. The script reads from stdin, so the stdin argument must contain the full text provided by the user:

from_scratch__python_interpreter(path="<skill_dir>/scripts/word_freq.py", stdin="<user_text>")

Replace <skill_dir> with the value of Skill directory shown at the bottom of this skill content, and <user_text> with the complete, verbatim text passage supplied by the user.

2. Report the result

Report the markdown table printed by the script exactly as-is.