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CMSIS Skills

CMSIS Skills collects resources for AI agents that help developers build embedded applications using CMSIS APIs, software components, and CMSIS Solution project-based tools for build, programming, debugging, and analysis.

The repository is organized into independent top-level collections so it can grow beyond skills without mixing their documentation, templates, and resources.

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Collection Description
Generic MCU Skills Reusable AI-agent skills for MCU project creation, device bring-up, debug and trace, software packs, and DevOps. The skills are applicable across MCU families and are mostly toolchain- and RTOS-agnostic.
Workspace agent skills Repository-local skills that help AI agents maintain this workspace and keep its skills, templates, and documentation consistent.

Workspace agent skills

The .agents/skills/ directory contains contributor tooling specific to this repository. These skills maintain CMSIS Skills content; they are not reusable MCU workflow skills from the Generic MCU Skills collection.

  • maintain-workspace-skills applies the repository and collection guidance when a skill, skill resource, template, or skill catalog documentation is created or changed. It also verifies structure, companion metadata, README entries, and available validation results.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution process and the README of a collection for its content-specific guidance.

Related projects

The Arm Examples organization provides embedded example projects that may be used as realistic inputs and validation targets for resources in this repository.

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Community-maintained skills and MCP tools for AI agents that help developers build embedded applications using CMSIS APIs, software components, and CMSIS Solution project-based tools for build, programming, debugging, and analysis.

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