Generate step-by-step assembly instructions for a project — the order in which to wire/solder/mount parts, test gates between steps, and common gotchas. Reads the BOM, wiring spec, and datasheet quirks; writes a build guide the user can follow on the bench.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/hardware-spec-assembly:create-assembly-instructionsThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Produce a buildable, ordered guide.
Produce a buildable, ordered guide.
bom.json, wiring.md, compatibility.md, datasheets/*.md.Write <projects_dir>/<slug>/assembly.md:
coverage.md if it exists).Order by dependency. Typical phasing:
For each step include: prerequisites, actions (numbered), test gate ("after this step you should observe X"), rollback if the test fails.
Pull the "watch out for" notes from each part's datasheet entry. Highlight ESP32 boot-strapping pin issues, I2C pull-up requirements, decoupling cap placement, etc.
End-to-end functional test plan tied back to the goals in spec.md.
Imperative, terse, no marketing. Treat the reader as competent but careful — explain the why on any non-obvious step (e.g. "leave GPIO0 disconnected until the first flash, otherwise the board won't enter download mode").
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npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin hardware-spec-assembly