Ansys Lumerical FDTD Python API automation — end-to-end photonics simulation pipeline with four fine-grained skills (modeling, simulation, analysis, full-pipeline) and slash commands for each phase. Includes deep academic paper summarization with per-figure analysis. Covers diffraction, metasurfaces, waveguides…
Instructions for Lex669/LumericalFDTD-skill, covering claude.md, this is a claude code plugin, architecture, key design decisions and common operations.
A command for analyzing data produced by an FDTD light simulation. It reads NPZ files, a format for stored numerical data, calculates optical measurements, and saves PNG charts.
An end-to-end workflow for Ansys Lumerical FDTD, a tool that simulates how light behaves in designed devices. It builds a model, runs the simulation, analyzes the results, and records whether they meet the requirements.
A command for building the computer model used by an FDTD light simulation. It writes Python code describing the device shape, materials, light source, measurement points, and mesh settings.
A command for running an Ansys Lumerical FDTD simulation, which models how light behaves in a device over time. It executes an existing Python simulation script and extracts numerical results.
A tool for analyzing saved Ansys Lumerical FDTD results, where FDTD means a computer method for simulating electromagnetic waves over time. It reads numerical data, calculates optical measures, creates PNG charts, and checks the results against stated requirements.
A tool for building Ansys Lumerical FDTD optical models. It creates the device geometry, assigns materials, configures light sources and measurement monitors, and defines optional fine mesh regions without running the simulation.
执行 Ansys Lumerical FDTD 仿真脚本、自动迭代 debug、提取结果数据。当你需要运行FDTD仿真、调试仿真错误、提取.npz结果时使用此skill。 Execute Ansys Lumerical FDTD simulation scripts with automated debug loops and result extraction. Use when running FDTD simulations, debugging errors, or extracting .npz results.
An automation guide for Ansys Lumerical FDTD, a program that models how light and electromagnetic waves behave. It covers building an optical model, running the simulation, analyzing results, creating charts, and checking whether the results meet requirements.
A guide for understanding academic research papers provided as PDFs, including their text, charts, and diagrams. It summarizes the paper and explains what each figure shows, what it means, and how it supports the paper’s claims.