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Authoring and compliance guidance for the Arduino CLI ecosystem specifications. Use when requests involve package index, platform, library format, pluggable discovery, or pluggable monitor specifications, including ecosystem-compatible hardware package design.

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name	arduino-cli-ecosystem-specs
description	Authoring and compliance guidance for the Arduino CLI ecosystem specifications. Use when requests involve package index, platform, library format, pluggable discovery, or pluggable monitor specifications, including ecosystem-compatible hardware package design.

Workflow

Identify which specification controls the requested artifact.
Validate field names and constraints against the relevant spec.
Keep examples minimal and aligned with current CLI behavior.
Call out compatibility implications across cores, tools, and monitors.

Specification Coverage

Package index JSON specification
Platform specification
Library specification
Pluggable discovery specification
Pluggable monitor specification

Defaults

Prefer spec-compliant examples over ad-hoc conventions.
Keep references to required fields explicit and testable.

ICL Examples (Captured 2026-02-14)

Validate FQBN and platform-id naming patterns across board catalog output.

arduino-cli --config-dir /tmp/arduino_cli_suite_icl_data board search nano

Observed mapping included Arduino Nano -> arduino:avr:nano with platform ID arduino:avr. 2. Inspect board option schema for processor variants.

arduino-cli --config-dir /tmp/arduino_cli_suite_icl_data board details -b arduino:avr:nano

Observed spec-like option key/value pairs including Processor (cpu) and cpu=atmega328old.

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description	Authoring and compliance guidance for the Arduino CLI ecosystem specifications. Use when requests involve package index, platform, library format, pluggable discovery, or pluggable monitor specifications, including ecosystem-compatible hardware package design.

Workflow

Identify which specification controls the requested artifact.
Validate field names and constraints against the relevant spec.
Keep examples minimal and aligned with current CLI behavior.
Call out compatibility implications across cores, tools, and monitors.

Specification Coverage

Package index JSON specification
Platform specification
Library specification
Pluggable discovery specification
Pluggable monitor specification

Defaults

Prefer spec-compliant examples over ad-hoc conventions.
Keep references to required fields explicit and testable.

ICL Examples (Captured 2026-02-14)

Validate FQBN and platform-id naming patterns across board catalog output.

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Observed spec-like option key/value pairs including Processor (cpu) and cpu=atmega328old.