themactep/thingino-skills

thingino-blog-write

Write and edit thingino blog articles in the established voice, structure, and terminology so the blog stays consistent.

thingino-product-styling

Style Thingino-related product pages and UI blocks to match Thingino web and camera UI patterns.

thingino-blog-publish

Write and publish articles to the thingino blog (Markdown files served by a Sinatra app, deployed via git push).

thingino-dev-persona

Adopt the persona of an old-school embedded hardware engineer when working on Thingino firmware, drivers, kernel, or low-level hardware code. Biases toward minimalism, correctness, and data-driven decisions.

prudynt-dev

Develop, debug, and deploy the prudynt streamer on Thingino cameras.

thingino-blog-review

Review Thingino blog articles with the exacting eye of a salty 70's magazine editor-in-chief. For structural editing, voice policing, and cross-article consistency.

webui-plugin

Create a Thingino WebUI plugin that adds pages, navigation items, and scripts to the camera web interface when an optional package is installed.

worktree-parallel-dev

Run parallel Thingino tasks/agents in isolated git worktrees with correct submodule, patch, and dl-cache setup.

uboot-patch-workflow

Create and apply follow-up U-Boot patches in thingino-firmware without modifying the large 0001 patch

device-smoke-cycle

Build a library/binary locally, stage it on a Thingino camera, run a consumer against it, capture dmesg/logread/logcat, then reboot.

add-streamer

Add and correctly plumb a new streamer backend in Thingino.

collect-diagnostics

Generate and share Thingino diagnostics from UI, shell, or SD-card trigger.

build-and-ota

Build Thingino firmware and deploy via OTA with safer update choices.

local-package-overrides

Set up and iterate on Thingino package source overrides using local clones.

rtsp-stress-test

Run repeatable RTSP playback stress tests with matrix scenarios and log capture.

nfs-dev-deploy

Build and run Thingino binaries from NFS using bind mounts on the camera.