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This skill generates production-ready Arduino code snippets for sensors, actuators, and communication patterns across UNO, ESP32, and RP2040.
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name: arduino-code-generator
description: Generate Arduino/embedded C++ code snippets and patterns on demand for UNO/ESP32/RP2040. Use when users request Arduino code for sensors, actuators, communication protocols, state machines, non-blocking timers, data logging, or hardware abstraction. Generates production-ready code with proper memory management, timing patterns, and board-specific optimization. Supports DHT22, BME280, buttons, I2C/SPI, EEPROM, SD cards, WiFi, and common peripherals.
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# Arduino Code Generator
Generate production-quality Arduino code snippets for sensors, actuators, communication, and embedded patterns.
## Quick Start
**Browse example sketches:**
```bash
# See 9 production-ready examples in examples/ folder
ls examples/
# config-example.ino, filtering-example.ino, buttons-example.ino,
# i2c-example.ino, csv-example.ino, scheduler-example.ino,
# state-machine-example.ino, hardware-detection-example.ino,
# data-logging-example.ino
```
**List available patterns:**
```bash
uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --list
```
**Generate code for specific pattern and board:**
```bash
uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --pattern i2c --board esp32
uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --pattern buttons --board uno --output button.ino
```
**Interactive mode:**
```bash
uv run --no-project scripts/generate_snippet.py --interactive
```
## Resources
- **examples/** - 9 production-ready example sketches (one per pattern category)
- **examples/README.md** - Detailed documentation for each example with wiring diagrams
- **scripts/generate_snippet.py** - CLI tool for code generation with 9 pattern templates
- **scripts/verify_patterns.ps1** - Compile examples for UNO/ESP32/RP2040 (PowerShell)
- **scripts/verify_patterns.sh** - Compile examples for UNO/ESP32/RP2040 (bash)
- **assets/workflow.mmd** - Mermaid diagram of code generation workflow
## Supported Patterns
### Hardware Abstraction
- Multi-board config.h with conditional compilation
- Pin definitions for UNO/ESP32/RP2040
- Memory budget tracking
See [patterns-config.md](references/patterns-config.md) | Example: [config-example.ino](examples/config-example.ino)
### Sensor Reading & Filtering
- ADC noise reduction (moving average, median, Kalman)
- DHT22, BME280, analog sensors
- Data validation and calibration
See [patterns-filtering.md](references/patterns-filtering.md) | Example: [filtering-example.ino](examples/filtering-example.ino)
### Input Handling
- Software button debouncing
- Edge detection (PRESSED/RELEASED/LONG_PRESS)
- Multi-button management
See [patterns-buttons.md](references/patterns-buttons.md) | Example: [buttons-example.ino](examples/buttons-example.ino)
### Communication
- I2C device scanning and diagnostics
- SPI configuration
- UART/Serial protocols
- CSV data output
See [patterns-i2c.md](references/patterns-i2c.md) and [patterns-csv.md](references/patterns-csv.md) | Examples: [i2c-example.ino](examples/i2c-example.ino), [csv-example.ino](examples/csv-example.ino)
### Timing & Concurrency
- Non-blocking millis() patterns
- Task scheduling without delay()
- Priority-based schedulers
- State machines
See [patterns-scheduler.md](references/patterns-scheduler.md) and [patterns-state-machine.md](references/patterns-state-machine.md) | Examples: [scheduler-example.ino](examples/scheduler-example.ino), [state-machine-example.ino](examples/state-machine-example.ino)
### Hardware Detection
- Auto-detect boards (UNO/ESP32/RP2040)
- SRAM usage monitoring
- Sensor fallback strategies
- Adaptive configuration
See [patterns-hardware-detection.md](references/patterns-hardware-detection.md) | Example: [hardware-detection-example.ino](examples/hardware-detection-example.ino)
### Data Persistence
- EEPROM with CRC validation
- SD card FAT32 logging
- Wear leveling for EEPROM
- Buffered writes
See [patterns-data-logging.md](references/patterns-data-logging.md) | Example: [data-logging-example.ino](examples/data-logging-example.ino)
## Code Generation Workflow
- [ ] **[Identify Pattern Type](workflow/step1-identify-pattern.md)** - Analyze user request to determine core pattern category
- [ ] **[Read Reference Documentation](workflow/step2-read-reference.md)** - Consult pattern-specific reference files for implementation details
- [ ] **[Generate Code](workflow/step3-generate-code.md)** - Create production-ready code following quality standards
- [ ] **[Provide Instructions](workflow/step4-provide-instructions.md)** - Include wiring diagrams and usage guidance
- [ ] **[Mention Integration](workflow/step5-mention-integration.md)** - Suggest combinations with other patterns when relevant
## Quality Standards & Rules
- [ ] **[Quality Standards](rules/quality-standards.md)** - Compilation, timing, memory safety, and error handling requirements
- [ ] **[Board Optimization](rules/board-optimization.md)** - UNO, ESP32, and RP2040 specific optimizations and features
- [ ] **[Common Pitfalls](rules/common-pitfalls.md)** - Critical mistakes to avoid in Arduino development
## Code Output Template
- [ ] **[Code Template](templates/code-output-template.md)** - Standardized structure for generated Arduino sketches
## Resources
- **examples/** - 9 production-ready example sketches (one per pattern category)
- **examples/README.md** - Detailed documentation for each example with wiring diagrams
- **scripts/generate_snippet.py** - CLI tool for code generation with 9 pattern templates
- **assets/workflow.mmd** - Mermaid diagram of code generation workflow
- **workflow/** - Step-by-step code generation process
- **rules/** - Quality standards and board-specific optimizations
- **templates/** - Code output templates and structure guidelines
- **references/** - Detailed pattern documentation and API references
- **references/README.md** - Reference structure and formatting guide
This skill generates production-ready Arduino and embedded C++ code snippets and patterns for UNO, ESP32, and RP2040 boards. It focuses on practical, memory-conscious implementations for sensors, actuators, communication protocols, timing patterns, and data persistence. Use it to get board-optimized sketches, wiring hints, and non-blocking patterns you can drop into projects.
Tell the skill the board and the pattern or hardware you need (for example DHT22 reading, I2C scanning, or non-blocking scheduler). The generator produces complete sketches or focused snippets with pin definitions, conditional multi-board config, timing logic using millis(), and board-specific optimizations. Output includes error handling, memory-aware constructs (buffering, wear leveling, CRC), and brief integration notes for wiring and libraries.
Which boards and peripherals are supported?
UNO, ESP32, and RP2040 are primary targets. Common peripherals include DHT22, BME280, I2C, SPI, buttons, EEPROM, SD cards, and WiFi on ESP32.
Will the generated code compile out of the box?
Yes—sketches are produced to compile for the chosen board, but you must install any required vendor or sensor libraries and select the correct board in your IDE.