| name | ecosystem-wire-cmake |
| description | Wire a downloaded PlatformIO-Registry library into the active TuyaOpen project's CMakeLists.txt and (where applicable) Kconfig / tos.py module list. The pinned version, source URL, and install path are already declared in `.tuyaopen/dependencies.lock.json` (and mirrored into the `[ecosystem]` section of `tuyaopen.project.ini`) — read those files first instead of guessing. |
| when_to_use | Triggered automatically after the IDE downloads a third-party library from the Library → Ecosystem tab into `source/embedded/dependencies/<owner>/<name>/`. Use it when the user asks the agent to "wire", "integrate", or "register" a freshly-installed library into the build. |
| id | ecosystem-wire-cmake |
| surfaces | ["embedded"] |
| tags | ["cmake","dependencies","vibeCode"] |
| command | tuyaopen.skill.wireCmake |
| fallback_commands | [] |
| default_enabled | true |
| related | ["tuyaopen-build","tuyaopen-project-config"] |
| i18n_title | skill.wireCmake.title |
| i18n_description | skill.wireCmake.description |
| i18n_when | skill.wireCmake.when |
Wire ecosystem library into CMake
Wire a downloaded PlatformIO-Registry library into the active TuyaOpen project's CMakeLists.txt and (where applicable) Kconfig / tos.py module list. The pinned version, source URL, and install path are already declared in .tuyaopen/dependencies.lock.json (and mirrored into the [ecosystem] section of tuyaopen.project.ini) — read those files first instead of guessing.
When to use
Triggered automatically after the IDE downloads a third-party library from the Library → Ecosystem tab into source/embedded/dependencies/<owner>/<name>/. Use it when the user asks the agent to "wire", "integrate", or "register" a freshly-installed library into the build.
Prerequisites
- A TuyaOpen project is open as the workspace root.
- The library has been extracted into
<project>/source/embedded/dependencies/<owner>/<name>/ (the IDE has already done this — its on-disk inventory is in dependencies/manifest.json and the project-level declaration is in .tuyaopen/dependencies.lock.json).
- You have read/write access to the project's
CMakeLists.txt files.
How the agent should invoke it
Prefer the Run Command tool with the registered VSCode command id:
Run Command "tuyaopen.skill.wireCmake"
If Run Command is unavailable, fall back to the SDK terminal:
cd <project> &&
Arguments
owner — PlatformIO library owner (folder name).name — PlatformIO library name (folder name).installedPath — absolute path to the extracted library root.installedVersion — exact pinned version (read from .tuyaopen/dependencies.lock.json).
Success signal
The project's main CMakeLists.txt references the new directory via add_subdirectory() or an inline target_include_directories() + target_sources() block, the project still builds via tos.py build, and the change has been described back to the user. The lockfile and section of are edited — they are owned by the IDE.
