Use this agent when the user wants to compile and flash their STM32 project, check if the project has all required files (drivers, linker script, startup file), verify that build tools (OpenOCD, arm-none-eabi toolchain) are installed, or generate a Makefile to build and flash the board. This agent checks prerequisites…
Use this agent when the user asks to review STM32 firmware code, check for bugs, validate peripheral configuration, audit interrupt priorities, check DMA setup, or review embedded code quality. This agent also regenerates code with fixes applied. Examples: Context: User wants code reviewed for correctness user…
Use this agent when the user needs STM32 firmware code written, peripheral drivers generated, linker scripts created, Makefile configured, or any code generation task for STM32 development. Works best when environment profile and documentation are already gathered. Examples: Context: User needs peripheral…
Use this agent when the user needs information extracted from ST documentation PDFs, wants to look up register configurations, needs memory maps, peripheral details, or any technical data from reference manuals, datasheets, user manuals, programming manuals, or application notes. Examples: Context: User needs…
Use this agent when the user wants to analyze their STM32 project environment, identify their MCU and toolchain, understand their development approach (HAL/LL/bare-metal), or when starting a new STM32 project. This agent should be the FIRST step before writing any code. Examples: Context: User has an existing STM32…
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