bitwisecook/irule-scaffold
ai/claude/skills/irule-scaffold/SKILL.md
Generate an iRule skeleton from selected event names. Creates a template with proper log gating, local variable extraction, and placeholder sections for each event handler. Use when scaffolding new iRules, creating iRule templates, generating F5 iRule boilerplate, or starting a new iRule from event names.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add bitwisecook/tcl-lsp irule-scaffoldInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- irule-scaffold
- description:
- Generate an iRule skeleton from selected event names. Creates a template with proper log gating, local variable extraction, and placeholder sections for each event handler. Use when scaffolding new iRules, creating iRule templates, generating F5 iRule boilerplate, or starting a new iRule from event names.
- allowed-tools:
- Bash, Read, Write
iRule Scaffold
Generate an iRule skeleton from event names.
Steps
- Read the domain knowledge from
ai/prompts/irules_system.md - Parse the event names from the user's request. Common events:
- RULE_INIT -- Runs once when the iRule loads. Initialise static:: variables here.
- CLIENT_ACCEPTED -- Fires when a client TCP connection is accepted.
- HTTP_REQUEST -- Fires for each HTTP request from the client.
- HTTP_RESPONSE -- Fires for each HTTP response from the server.
- HTTP_REQUEST_DATA -- Fires when HTTP request payload data is collected.
- HTTP_RESPONSE_DATA -- Fires when HTTP response payload data is collected.
- SERVER_CONNECTED -- Fires when a server-side connection is established.
- CLIENT_CLOSED -- Fires when the client connection closes.
- SERVER_CLOSED -- Fires when the server connection closes.
- CLIENTSSL_HANDSHAKE -- Fires when a client SSL handshake completes.
- SERVERSSL_HANDSHAKE -- Fires when a server SSL handshake completes.
- DNS_REQUEST -- Fires for DNS query requests.
- DNS_RESPONSE -- Fires for DNS query responses.
- LB_SELECTED -- Fires after a load balancing decision is made.
- LB_FAILED -- Fires when no pool member is available.
- If no events specified, show the reference list above and ask which to include
- Generate the skeleton following these conventions:
- If any HTTP event is present, include a CLIENT_ACCEPTED block with
set debug 0for log gating - In HTTP events, gate log calls with
if {$debug}-- never use static:: for this - In HTTP events, extract commonly-used values (HTTP::uri, HTTP::host, HTTP::method) into local variables at the top
- Include commented placeholder sections (e.g.
# --- Request routing ---) in each event - K&R brace style:
when HTTP_REQUEST {on the same line - 4-space indentation
- Add brief comments explaining when each event fires
- If any HTTP event is present, include a CLIENT_ACCEPTED block with
- Write the skeleton to a file
- Validate with the analyser:
uv run --no-dev python ai/claude/tcl_ai.py diagnostics $FILE - If the tool fails, report the error clearly
- Fix any issues and re-validate (up to 3 iterations)
- If issues persist, report the skeleton status and remaining issues
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