Automate EEZ Studio projects from the command line. Create and edit project files, add LVGL interface widgets, manage SCPI instrument command definitions, and use the actual EEZ Studio backend to build a simulator.
Use EEZ Studio from the command line: inspect and modify native .eez-project files, edit LVGL screens/widgets, manage SCPI commands, and invoke the real EEZ Studio backend for LVGL builds.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Use this skill when you need to automate EEZ Studio projects, LVGL UI scaffolding, SCPI instrument command metadata, or backend LVGL simulator builds.
cd eez-studio/agent-harness
pip install -e .
Backend commands require the real EEZ Studio source tree:
git clone https://github.com/eez-open/studio.git
cd studio
npm install
npm run build
export EEZ_STUDIO_SOURCE=/absolute/path/to/studio
Always use --json for agent-readable output.
cli-anything-eez-studio --json project new -o panel.eez-project --name Panel
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project lvgl add-label --text "Ready"
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project lvgl add-button --text "Run"
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project project widgets
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project scpi subsystem-add SOURCE
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project scpi command-add SOURCE :VOLTage?
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project scpi parameter-add SOURCE :VOLTage? channel --type nr1 --optional
cli-anything-eez-studio --json backend status
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project lvgl ensure-destination
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project lvgl backend-inspect
cli-anything-eez-studio --json --project panel.eez-project lvgl simulator-build build/sim
lvgl backend-inspect and lvgl simulator-build call EEZ Studio's built Node modules. They should fail loudly if the backend is missing.
Use session undo, session redo, and session status during REPL or scripted sessions. One-shot commands with --project auto-save project mutations unless --dry-run is provided.
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