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Use ONLY as a last resort when no Marconi tool or vocabulary block can express the task — write a Python script against the marconi library, run it, and report the capability gap.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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Use when the user wants to receive or demodulate a specific signal — build, validate, run, and verify a receiver pipeline, then save it as a reusable, GRC-openable flowgraph.
Use when a receiver runs but produces no output, noise, or the wrong result — systematically locate the fault instead of guessing, using render and measure to see the problem.
Use when the user wants a test signal or a simulated RF environment with no hardware — translate intent into a scene and register it as a persistent simulated device.
Use when the user wants to know what signals are present — characterize a capture or a simulated device's spectrum (PSD, signal detection, spectrogram) and summarize what's on the air.
Use when the user wants a closed-loop transmit-then-receive experiment in simulation — transmit a capture into a simulated device's scene and receive it back to confirm the link.
| name | escape-hatch |
| description | Use ONLY as a last resort when no Marconi tool or vocabulary block can express the task — write a Python script against the marconi library, run it, and report the capability gap. |
When the operation tools and the block vocabulary genuinely cannot express what the user needs, you may drop to Python against the marconi library. This is the last resort, not a shortcut around learning the tools.
list_blocks and the operation tools. Most "I need X" cases are a block or a composition you missed.import marconi and uses the library API directly — Workspace, the ops (capture, find_signals, run_pipeline, …), and the models. To read sample data, use marconi.read_capture(path) (returns (samples, CaptureRef)); stay inside the workspace.uv run python <script.py>.find_signals or a flowgraph in numpy, you've probably missed a tool.