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Use when the user asks Codex to inspect, annotate, profile, or optimise generated assembly for C/C++ or raw .s/object/binary inputs. Triggers include "look at the asm", "inspect codegen", "why is this loop slow", "vectorise this", "make this faster", "tune this loop", "use AVX-512", "make this faster on Zen4/Skylake-X/Apple M2", or requests for intrinsic-level replacements with cited latency/CPI. Do not use for pure source-level refactoring, style changes, or C++ semantics questions that do not require generated code.

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asm-analysis

Entrypoint for the shared simdref assembly analysis workflow.

Before doing any assembly analysis, read and follow references/workflow.md. Treat that file as the source of truth for the compile → objdump/-S → simdref annotate → simdref llm batch → proposal pipeline.

Codex install and updates

Preferred (marketplace one-liner, from a Codex CLI prompt):

codex plugin marketplace add DiamonDinoia/simdref
/plugins

Pick asm-analysis and enable it.

Manual install — Codex discovers skills from .agents/skills/ (repo) or ~/.agents/skills/ (user). See the Codex skills docs.

git clone https://github.com/DiamonDinoia/simdref.git ~/src/simdref
mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
ln -sf ~/src/simdref/codex-skills/asm-analysis/skills/asm-analysis \
       ~/.agents/skills/asm-analysis

Refresh by updating the checkout: (cd ~/src/simdref && git pull).

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Use when the user asks to look at, analyse, profile, or optimise ASSEMBLY or the runtime performance of compiled C/C++ — from a source file, CMake/Makefile target, object file, binary, or raw .s listing. TRIGGER on: "look at the asm", "inspect codegen", "why is this loop slow", "can this be vectorised", "what intrinsic replaces this", "annotate this .s", and on any "make this faster / vectorise / tune / maximise throughput" request for C/C++, including hardware-specific ones ("faster on Zen4", "tune for Skylake-X", "use AVX-512", "avoid the port-5 bottleneck"). Default here whenever the goal is runtime performance of compiled C/C++, unless scoped to source-only (readability, algorithmic complexity, API ergonomics). DO NOT TRIGGER for pure source refactoring, style, or C++ semantics questions that don't require reading generated code.

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name

asm-analysis

description

asm-analysis

Entrypoint for the shared simdref assembly analysis workflow.

Codex install and updates

Preferred (marketplace one-liner, from a Codex CLI prompt):

codex plugin marketplace add DiamonDinoia/simdref
/plugins

Pick asm-analysis and enable it.

Manual install — Codex discovers skills from .agents/skills/ (repo) or ~/.agents/skills/ (user). See the Codex skills docs.

git clone https://github.com/DiamonDinoia/simdref.git ~/src/simdref
mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
ln -sf ~/src/simdref/codex-skills/asm-analysis/skills/asm-analysis \
       ~/.agents/skills/asm-analysis

Refresh by updating the checkout: (cd ~/src/simdref && git pull).