embedded-app-example-libs

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Use when studying, adapting, porting, or debugging embedded application example projects such as ESP32-IoT-Platform, HomeAutomation, CanBus-Triple, or TinyGameEngine

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# Embedded App Example Libs ## Overview Use this skill for application-level example projects and demo frameworks. Treat them as reference implementations to extract patterns from, not as drop-in libraries, unless the target platform and product requirements match closely. ## When To Use Use this skill when: - The user wants to adapt ESP32-IoT-Platform, HomeAutomation, CanBus-Triple, TinyGameEngine, or a similar example project. - The task involves extracting architecture, drivers, protocols, UI/game loops, CAN logic, automation flows, or platform services from a demo. - The user wants to port an example to a different board, RTOS, SDK, or product. Do not use this skill for small standalone libraries with clear APIs. Use the relevant integration skill instead. ## First Questions Ask for: - Example project name, source, and target board. - What should be reused: architecture, driver, protocol, UI, game engine, automation flow, or build system. - Current target platform and differences from the example. - Dependencies: SDK, RTOS, network, display, storage, CAN, sensors, or cloud. - Whether this is learning, prototype, or production work. ## Adaptation Checklist 1. Identify reusable layer. Separate product idea, app logic, drivers, middleware, and build system. 1. Compare platform assumptions. SDK version, pin mapping, memory, RTOS, filesystem, network, and peripherals must match or be adapted. 1. Avoid wholesale copy. Extract the smallest pattern or module...

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easyzoom
Repository
easyzoom/aix-skills
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3 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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