Use to push a Resident Lua app to a connected device. Accepts either a Lua file (push directly) or a natural-language description (chains through create-app + validate-app first, then pushes the result). Triggered by /resident:push-app or "push this app to my device".
Use when authoring a DEVICE-SKILL.md for a new Resident-based firmware project. Walks the user through hardware, Lua module surface, examples, and constraints. Triggered when the user says "write a device skill", "set up DEVICE-SKILL.md", or invokes /resident:write-device-skill.
Use to generate a Resident Lua app from a natural-language description. Reads embedded sandbox docs and the firmware project's DEVICE-SKILL.md to know the runtime surface, generates Lua source, validates it, and writes the result via --out (or stdout). Triggered by /resident:create-app or "write a Lua app for this device".
Use to validate a Resident Lua app locally before pushing to a device. Runs the app through a local lua interpreter with auto-deduced stubs and checks for compile errors, missing lifecycle functions, and runtime errors during a few simulated ticks. Triggered by /resident:validate-app or when the user asks "validate this app".
Sanity check that the resident plugin loaded. Invoke when the user types "hello resident" or asks to verify the resident plugin is working.