wireless-protocols

This skill provides CAN/CAN-FD bus analysis and development capabilities for automotive and industrial embedded systems. It handles message frame operations, DBC file parsing, and supports protocols like J1939, CANopen, and UDS diagnostics. Use it for decoding signals, generating CAN messages, and performing bus analysis and debugging.

This skill provides USB stack implementation expertise for embedded systems, helping developers configure descriptors and implement device classes like CDC, HID, and MSC. Use it when working with stacks such as TinyUSB, STM32, or Zephyr to handle enumeration, endpoint management, and protocol debugging. It assists with device setup, integration, and troubleshooting across various microcontroller platforms.

This skill analyzes and debugs serial communication protocols (I2C, SPI, UART) for embedded systems. It provides capabilities like bus scanning, transaction decoding, timing analysis, and error detection. Use it when developing or troubleshooting low-level hardware communication interfaces.

This skill provides a production-tested setup for Content Collections, a TypeScript-first tool that transforms Markdown/MDX files into type-safe data collections with Zod validation. Use it when building blogs, documentation sites, or content-heavy Vite + React applications to ensure type safety and automatic content validation. It covers everything from Vite plugin configuration and MDX compilation to deployment optimization and schema validation.