Parse and interpret execution debug logs generated by the EMULATORS framework, correlating each CPU instruction block with its VIC-II, CIA, SID, interrupt, stop, raster, badline, and memory-access cycles. Use for .LOG traces from EMULATORS when diagnosing cycle timing, raster effects, CPU stalls, IRQ/NMI entry, instruction/chip synchronization, or when reconstructing execution around a PC or mapped register.
Build, audit, and modify EMULATORS runtime `.fmt` formatter files and keep them synchronized with C++ `getInfoStructure()` producers and their `.hpp` field documentation. Use when adding, renaming, or removing `InfoStructure` attributes or nested structures; diagnosing missing console fields; reviewing formatter includes, formatter names, placeholders, arrays, nested invocations, or table parameters; or changing namespace-specific `.fmt` files under `projects`.
Apply the local C++ coding conventions of the EMULATORS framework. Use when Codex adds, edits, reviews, or scaffolds C++ code in this repository, especially new classes, headers, cpp files, CORE/COMMODORE module code, emulator components, registers, chips, memory, sound, IO, commands, or InfoClass-derived objects.
Validate Commodore MPS-801 serial dot matrix printer behavior in EMULATORS, including SerialPrinterMPS801 classes and their MatrixPrinterEmulation and SerialPrinterPeripheralSimulation hierarchy, IEC/KERNAL-trap printer routing, device numbers, secondary addresses, PETSCII/character sets, 6x7 glyphs, double width, graphics mode, reverse field, tab and dot positioning, line/page geometry, PostScript output, and fidelity boundaries. Use when Codex reviews or edits COMMODORE MPS801 printer code, generated printer output, PostScript printer templates, C64/VIC-20/C264 serial-printer behavior, or compares implementation against .codex/docs/MPS801.pdf and historical MPS-801 sources.
Validate Commodore MPS-802 and 1526 serial dot matrix printer behavior in EMULATORS, including SerialPrinterMPS802 classes and their MatrixPrinterEmulation and SerialPrinterPeripheralSimulation hierarchy, IEC/KERNAL-trap printer routing, device numbers, secondary-address functions, PETSCII/character sets, 8x8 glyphs, enhanced width, reverse and paging modes, formatter strings, programmable characters, line/page geometry, PostScript output, and fidelity boundaries. Use when Codex reviews or edits COMMODORE MPS802 printer code, generated printer output, PostScript printer templates, C64/VIC-20/C264 serial-printer behavior, or compares implementation against .codex/docs/MPS802.pdf, the MPS-802 user guide, and 1526/MPS-802/4023 service information.
Validate Commodore 1540/1541/1541C/1541-II compatible disk-drive behavior in EMULATORS, including IEC serial bus protocol, device numbers, KERNAL traps, CBM DOS commands/status, D64 image parsing, BAM/directory/file chains, PETSCII filenames, 6502 drive CPU/ROM/RAM expectations, 6522 VIA wiring, GCR/track/sector geometry, motor/head timing, and compatibility boundaries for 1541-like devices. Use when Codex reviews or edits C64, VIC-20, C264, COMMODORE disk, serial I/O, D64, CBM DOS, IEC, VIA, GCR, or 1541 drive code.
Measure and audit C/C++ code size, namespace distribution, function complexity, nesting, recurrence, and namespace coupling in the EMULATORS framework. Use when Codex needs codebase statistics, complexity baselines, namespace comparisons, duplication indicators, hotspots, architectural growth analysis, or before/after complexity reports while excluding third-party code.
Validate Commodore 64 CIA 6526 emulation in EMULATORS, including CIA1/CIA2 $DC00/$DD00 register behavior, ports, DDRs, keyboard/joystick matrix, IEC/user port, VIC bank selection, timers A/B, underflow timing, PB toggle/pulse output, TOD clock/alarm, serial shift register, FLAG, ICR masks and IRQ/NMI lines. Use when Codex reviews or edits C64 CIA, timers, ports, keyboard, joystick, serial bus, interrupts, TOD, or VIC bank control.