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This skill provides a set of tool-neutral rules for embedded systems engineers working with TI MSPM0 microcontrollers. It streamlines the process of modifying project configurations and implementing firmware across various environments, including Code Composer Studio, Keil uVision, and CMake workflows.
By defining clear boundaries between manual edits and generated SysConfig files, the skill helps agents safely navigate DriverLib APIs and structure firmware for electronics competitions and professional embedded projects.
WHO IT'S FOR
Embedded systems engineers
develop TI MSPM0 firmware using DriverLib
Electronics competition participants
build NUEDC-style MSPM0 embedded firmware
Firmware architects
manage SysConfig peripheral and pinmux configurations
Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
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Install mspm0-ccs with skills CLI
Installs: The mspm0-ccs skill for TI MSPM0 SysConfig, project building, flashing, debugging, and related development workflows. · Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Continue, Cursor
Run this command in a terminal to install the documented mspm0-ccs skill.
<project-dir>: path to the MSPM0 project to inspect
Use the mspm0-ccs skill to inspect <project-dir>. Identify the active toolchain and entrypoint, the project’s .syscfg file, editable application sources, and generated ti_msp_dl_config.h. Read and summarize the configured device, package, SDK product, SysConfig version, modules, pins, clocks, and interrupts. Report any missing generated files or warnings, but do not modify the project.
<requested-peripheral-change>: a small GPIO, UART, PWM, Timer, ADC, I2C, SPI, DMA, or clock change
Use the mspm0-ccs skill on <project-dir> to implement <requested-peripheral-change>. First inspect the existing .syscfg and generated ti_msp_dl_config.h, then make the smallest evidence-based change to the .syscfg and application code. Preserve metadata and unrelated settings, do not edit generated outputs, and validate the result with the skill’s SysConfig workflow. Report SysConfig warnings separately from successful generation.
<board-and-led-pin>: exact board model and LED pin
Requested timer period and LED toggle interval
Use the mspm0-ccs skill to add a minimal periodic timer interrupt pattern to <project-dir> for <board-and-led-pin>. Configure the timer instance and interrupt in .syscfg, confirm the generated load value against the generated CPU clock, enable the generated IRQ in application code, keep the ISR short, and toggle the LED after the requested number of interrupts. Preserve the project’s existing layout and generated naming; do not flash hardware unless separately requested.
Claude
Codex
Cursor
OpenClaw
OpenCode