106 tagged automotive, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when working with Auto.dev APIs, vehicle data, VIN decoding, car listings, vehicle photos, specs, recalls, payments, interest rates, taxes, OEM build data, plate-to-VIN, CLI commands, MCP tools, or SDK methods for any automotive data task.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Automated design optimization of a 3D-printable vortex funnel with internal helical vanes. Drives a full pipeline — parametric CadQuery geometry, OpenFOAM CFD simulation (interFoam VOF multiphase via Docker), Bayesian optimization loop — to produce an optimal anti-glugging funnel design. Use this skill whenever the…
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Automotive Adas expertise. Covers 7 topics: Adas Features Implementation, Autosar Adas Integration, Camera Processing Vision, Hd Maps Localization, Path Planning Control.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Expert skill in automotive accessory personalization platforms that enable customers to customize vehicles with bespoke parts including 3D-printed components, custom paint options, interior trim selections, and digitally designed accessories ordered through online configurators. Covers 25 topics across…
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Automotive Ai Ecu expertise. Covers 5 topics: Camera Vision Ai, Driver Monitoring Systems, Edge Ai Deployment, Neural Processing Units, Voice Nlu Automotive.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When the user wants to analyze automotive requirements, check INCOSE/EARS compliance, review MISRA-C code, assess ADAS levels, or verify ISO 26262/AUTOSAR/SOTIF conformance. Also use when the user says 'check requirements', 'EARS check', 'INCOSE analysis', 'MISRA check', 'ASIL assessment', 'V-model check'…
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