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kalico
kalico contiene 6 skills recopiladas de dderg, con cobertura ocupacional por repositorio y páginas de detalle dentro del sitio.
Skills en este repositorio
Use when asked to test firmware or host-side changes end-to-end without a physical printer, reproduce motion/homing/probing bugs in simulation, validate a branch before merging, run G-code against real firmware, or compare branch behavior. Also use when setting up, debugging, or extending the Docker-based simulator in tools/sim/.
Use when investigating the kalico host logs — finding why homing/a print/an MCU op failed, filtering by session or print or subsystem or level or event type, resolving a numeric fault code, checking whether the logging pipeline itself is healthy, or comparing host-py vs host-rust behavior. Queries the structured logs in VictoriaLogs via LogsQL over curl, instead of grepping klippy.log.
Use when investigating the kalico host logs — finding why homing/a print/an MCU op failed, filtering by session or print or subsystem or level or event type, resolving a numeric fault code, checking whether the logging pipeline itself is healthy, or comparing host-py vs host-rust behavior. Primary tool is `scripts/logq.py` (health/sessions/prints/print/session/tail/schema/resolve); raw LogsQL via `logq.py q` is the escape hatch for bespoke queries.
Use when reading MCU diagnostics / crash forensics from the kalico structured logs — why an MCU reset/crashed/stalled/wedged, dumping the live MCU diag on demand (KALICO_DIAG_DUMP), reading the event-ring play-by-play, decoding a fault PC / reset cause / USB-ISR hog, or checking for hiccups after a manual test. Covers the events/*.jsonl store and the runtime.*/diag.* event catalog. For general LogsQL filtering use query-logs.
Use when asked to test firmware or host-side changes end-to-end without a physical printer, reproduce motion/homing/probing bugs in simulation, validate a branch before merging, run G-code against real firmware, or compare branch behavior. Also use when setting up, debugging, or extending the Docker-based simulator in tools/sim/.
Use when reading MCU diagnostics / crash forensics from the kalico structured logs — why an MCU reset/crashed/stalled/wedged, dumping the live MCU diag on demand (KALICO_DIAG_DUMP), reading the event-ring play-by-play, decoding a fault PC / reset cause / USB-ISR hog, or checking for hiccups after a manual test. Covers the events/*.jsonl store and the runtime.*/diag.* event catalog. For general LogsQL filtering use query-logs.