skill-architect
Skill Architect
This skill analyzes your codebase to identify areas that would benefit from specialized Claude skills, reviews existing skills for gaps, and helps create new skills with your approval.
Overview
As your codebase grows, different components develop their own patterns, conventions, and gotchas. The Skill Architect helps you maintain comprehensive skill coverage by:
- Analyzing the codebase structure to identify major components
- Reviewing existing skills to find coverage gaps
- Suggesting new skills based on patterns, complexity, and specialization needs
- Creating new skill files with appropriate scope and documentation
When to Use This Skill
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mcu-embedded-review
Reviews embedded Rust firmware for RP2350 (Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W) and ESP32-S3 (Heltec) microcontrollers with focus on Embassy async runtime, memory constraints, LED control, CAN attachment protocols, and SLCAN bridging. Use when reviewing MCU firmware changes, debugging LED controller issues, evaluating Embassy async patterns, checking static memory allocation, validating SLCAN implementations, or assessing hardware-specific code for WS2812 LEDs, CAN peripherals, and tool attachments. Covers no_std environments, PIO state machines, RMT peripherals, and USB CDC serial communication.
12firmware-review
Reviews Rust firmware code for the BVR (Base Vectoring Rover) with focus on safety-critical systems, CAN bus protocol compliance, motor control logic, state machine correctness, and embedded testing patterns. Use when reviewing BVR firmware changes, debugging actuator control, testing motor communication, validating safety mechanisms, checking async patterns, or evaluating control system modifications. Covers watchdog implementation, e-stop handling, rate limiting, VESC motor controller integration, and Tokio async runtime patterns.
10console-frontend-review
Reviews React/TypeScript code for the depot console web application with focus on real-time rover teleoperation, state management, WebSocket communication, and 3D visualization. Use when reviewing console frontend changes, debugging teleop UI issues, optimizing rendering performance, validating WebSocket protocols, checking React Three Fiber implementations, or evaluating state management patterns. Covers Zustand store architecture, binary protocol encoding, input handling, page visibility safety, memory management, and 360-degree video streaming.
4depot-services-review
Reviews Rust microservices in the depot/ directory with focus on Axum web framework, SQLx database patterns, Docker deployment, and WebSocket communication. Use when reviewing depot service changes (discovery, dispatch, map-api, gps-status, mapper), adding new endpoints, modifying database schemas, implementing WebSocket protocols, or debugging service integration issues. Covers Tokio async patterns, REST/WebSocket API design, PostgreSQL migrations, error handling, health checks, and Docker multi-stage builds.
4integration-testing
Guides end-to-end testing, mocking, and simulation for the Muni codebase. Use when writing integration tests, setting up test environments, creating mock CAN bus, testing WebSocket protocols, validating database fixtures, or debugging test failures. Covers Rust test patterns (tokio::test, integration tests), TypeScript testing (Vitest), mock infrastructure (Docker Compose for tests), CAN bus simulation, WebSocket test clients, database seeding, and Rerun recording validation. Essential for ensuring components work together correctly.
4documentation-automation
Automatically maintains project documentation including CHANGELOG.md, README files, inline code documentation, and cross-references. Use proactively after implementing features, fixing bugs, making API changes, or completing significant work. Updates CHANGELOG.md with conventional commit format, adds README sections for new features, generates inline documentation for new functions/structs/components, and ensures documentation cross-references are up-to-date. Covers Rust doc comments, TypeScript JSDoc, conventional commits (feat/fix/docs/refactor/test/chore), and multi-level README organization.
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