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Use this skill to add a new board to the WipperSnapper repository. This involves researching the board's specifications, creating a hardware description model in JSON format, and ensuring it adheres to the required structure outlined in the README.md file. The skill will guide you through the necessary steps, including gathering information about the board's properties and components, and validating the final hardware description model against the provided schema.

Use this skill to add a new board to the WipperSnapper repository. This involves researching the board's specifications, creating a hardware description model in JSON format, and ensuring it adheres to the required structure outlined in the README.md file. The skill will guide you through the necessary steps, including gathering information about the board's properties and components, and validating the final hardware description model against the provided schema.

Write and run I2C driver validation tests that compare Arduino and CircuitPython I2C transactions for a given sensor/breakout. Use when validating that an Arduino driver and a CircuitPython driver produce equivalent I2C bus traffic for chip ID reads and all configuration register set/get operations.

Run CircuitPython code on a connected CircuitPython device and read the output. Use when testing CircuitPython code, debugging hardware interactions, or working with microcontrollers.

Interact with a physical embodiment kit microcontroller located in the user's room. Send commands to control a display (faces, messages, prompts), NeoPixel lights, a piezo buzzer, and a vibration motor — and to read sensors (temperature, humidity, pressure, ambient lux, microphone, accelerometer). Use to answer questions about the physical environment and to express status, get the human's attention, or communicate visually/audibly/haptically in the room.

Guides adding a new I2C sensor component to Adafruit IO WipperSnapper v1 firmware and the Wippersnapper_Components definition repo. Use this skill whenever the user wants to add a new sensor, create a WipperSnapper driver, register an I2C device, or contribute a component to WipperSnapper — even if they just mention a sensor name and "wippersnapper" in the same breath. Covers the full workflow: driver code, registration, component definition JSON, library deps, build verification, clang-format, and PR creation for both repos.

Adds a new I2C sensor component definition to the Wippersnapper_Components repository. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a matching PR from the firmware repo, add a new sensor component, create a definition.json, add an image for a WipperSnapper I2C component, or even just mentions a sensor name in the context of WipperSnapper or Adafruit IO. Also use when the user says "add component", "matching PR", "new sensor", "component definition", or asks about what subcomponents or I2C addresses a sensor uses. Covers: research, definition.json creation, product image acquisition, CI validation, and PR creation. This skill is for the components repo only — firmware driver changes belong in Adafruit_Wippersnapper_Arduino (see the add-sensor-component-v1 skill there).