arduino-project-builder

Build complete Arduino and embedded projects across Arduino IDE, Arduino CLI, PlatformIO, and vendor-specific toolchains. Use when users request an application combining firmware, sensors, actuators, networking, power, or deployment rather than a code snippet. The bundled scaffold targets UNO, ESP32

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npx skills add wedsamuel1230/arduino-skills --skill arduino-project-builder

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Arduino Project Builder Assemble complete, working Arduino projects from requirements. This skill combines multiple patterns (sensors, actuators, state machines, logging, communication) into cohesive systems. Quick Start List available project types: Create a complete project: Interactive mode: Intake And Evidence Boundary Before assembling a project, read [the shared contract](../../docs/arduino skill contract.md) and fill [the board profile](../../docs/board support/board profile template.md). Record the exact board, framework, toolchain, versions, pins, memory, power, protocols, and recovery path. Keep build, upload, hardware, system, and deployment proof separate; a generated scaffold is not hardware validation. The scaffold script emits its supported board targets and PlatformIO structure. For another board or vendor framework, reuse the requirements and architecture workflow, then provide a toolchain specific implementation rather than changing the script's claimed support. Resources examples/ Complete project examples (environmental monitor, robot controller, IoT device) scripts/scaffold project.py CLI tool for project scaffolding (config.h, main.ino, platformio.ini, README) assets/workflow.mmd Mermaid diagram of project assembly workflow Supported Project Types Environmental Monitors Multi sensor data loggers (temperature, humidity, light, air quality) See [Environmental Monitor Example](examples/project environmental monitor.md) Robot Controllers Motor control, sensor fusion, obstacle avoidance, state machines See [Robot Controller Example](examples/project robot controller.md) IoT Devices WiFi/MQTT data transmission, cloud integration, remote monitoring See [IoT Device Example](examples/project iot device.md) Home Automation Relay control, scheduled tasks, sensor triggered actions Data Acquisition Systems High frequency sampling, SD card logging, real time visualization Project Assembly Workflow [ ] [Requirements Gathering](workflow/step1 requirements gathering.md) Analyze user request and gather project specifications [ ] [Architecture Design](workflow/step2 architecture design.md) Design component connections, data flow, and state machines [ ] [Code Assembly](workflow/step3 code assembly.md) Combine patterns and customize for user hardware [ ] [Testing & Validation](workflow/step4 testing validation.md) Verify compilation, memory usage, and functionality [ ] [Documentation](workflow/step5 documentation.md) Create wiring diagrams, usage instructions, and troubleshooting guides Quality Standards & Rules [ ] [Quality Standards](rules/quality standards.md) Hardware abstraction, non blocking code, error handling, and memory safety requirements [ ] [Integration Checklist](rules/integration checklist.md) Pre delivery verification for sensor validation, timing, and reliability [ ] [Board Considerations](rules/board considerations.md) UNO, ESP32, and RP2040 specific optimizations and constraints Project Output Template [ ] [Output Template](templates/project output template.md) Standardized format for delivering complete Arduino projects Resources examples/ Complete project examples with full implementations scripts/scaffold project.py CLI tool for project scaffolding with config.h, main.ino, platformio.ini, README assets/workflow.mmd Mermaid diagram of project assembly workflow workflow/ Step by step project assembly process rules/ Quality standards and board specific optimizations templates/ Project output templates and documentation standards Shared Output Contract Use [the shared Arduino skill contract](../../docs/arduino skill contract.md): state assumptions, required tools and versions, implementation steps, tests/evidence by proof stage, known limitations, and recovery/security notes.