From ccds-embed
Factory provisioning, test fixtures, yield, traceability, and RMA workflow for embedded products. Auto-invoked when designing manufacturing test, debugging DFx issues, or preparing for a CM handoff.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ccds-embed:embed-manufacturingThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Firmware that works on the bench and fails in the factory is still a product
Firmware that works on the bench and fails in the factory is still a product failure. The bridge between engineering and mass production — test coverage, serialization, key injection, yield, and the field-return loop — has to be designed, not improvised at the CM.
| Station | Verifies | Typical gate |
|---|---|---|
| ICT / flying probe | solder, opens/shorts, passives | per-net pass |
| Program + boot | flash image, secure-boot fuses | boots to factory mode |
| Functional test | every interface via test hooks | ≥95% fault coverage |
| RF / calibration | TX power, sensitivity, sensor cal | within cal limits, values logged |
| Key injection + serialize | HSM-signed identity, label print | attestation verifies against issuer |
| Final / pack-out | cosmetic, accessories, factory-mode locked | factory unlock disabled |
Every station logs unit ID, station ID, measurements (not just pass/fail), and firmware/fixture versions — that record is the traceability spine.
Related: embed-ota (post-ship firmware delivery), embed-connectivity
(provisioned-credential consumers), embed-driver (board bring-up under test)
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