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Use this reference to write Aily Block Syntax (ABS), a text format for Blockly scripts. It explains block connections, parameter order, statement inputs, values, and variable references, with examples for conditions, loops, and Arduino program structure.

• Check the correct order of block parameters
• Write conditions and loops in ABS
• Look up value and variable syntax for Blockly scripts

Plan a new Blockly hardware project by discovering suitable board and library packages, then comparing viable combinations. Each plan outlines wiring assumptions, workspace structure, implementation steps, and validation before the user confirms project creation.

• Comparing boards for a new Blockly project
• Planning libraries for a sensor or actuator
• Reviewing wiring and validation assumptions

Search indexed chat history to find earlier decisions, tool activity, project summaries, files, and workflow tips. It can also rebuild the local history index when requested or when search results appear out of date.

• Find a decision made in an earlier conversation
• Check which tools were used for past work
• Summarize recent project sessions

Follow a workflow for converting Arduino and ESP32 libraries into Aily Blockly libraries. The guide covers analyzing public APIs, defining blocks, generating code, configuring toolboxes, initializing Serial, I2C, and SPI, adapting boards, and packaging the result.

• Convert an Arduino library for Aily Blockly
• Design block definitions and generated code
• Adapt a library to supported development boards

Create a concise handoff document in the operating system’s temporary directory so another agent can continue the work. It summarizes the conversation, suggests relevant skills, references existing artifacts, and redacts sensitive information.

• Hand ongoing work to another agent
• Prepare context for a fresh session
• Summarize progress without duplicating project artifacts

Survey a codebase and turn verified improvement opportunities into prioritized, self-contained implementation plans for another agent. It can assess bugs, security, performance, tests, technical debt, migrations, tooling, and product direction while keeping source code read-only.

• Audit a codebase for high impact issues
• Plan fixes for security or performance findings
• Create a grounded roadmap for another agent

Implement or modify Blockly/ABS programs using the project’s current board and installed libraries. Check only relevant library evidence, edit the canonical ABS source, sync it to the workspace, and run focused validation when needed.

• Adding a feature to an existing Blockly program
• Editing ABS source and syncing the workspace
• Checking a focused build or syntax issue

Review uncommitted code changes by inspecting the working tree and relevant diff. Report likely bugs, regressions, design weaknesses, missing requirements, and validation gaps in severity order, with precise file references and concrete impact.

• Finding bugs in uncommitted changes
• Checking a code diff for missed requirements
• Reviewing validation gaps before committing