skill-candidates/repo-b-hardware-first/SKILL.md
Enforce hardware-first diagnosis and fixes in <PRIVATE_REPO_B>. Use for runtime probe, telemetry, inference, and integration failures where strict real-hardware behavior, no new stubs, deterministic diagnostics, and no unrequested driver/runtime mutation are required.
npx skillsauth add grtninja/skill-arbiter repo-b-hardware-firstInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Use this skill to troubleshoot and fix shim issues with real-hardware assumptions.
config/mx3_runtime_baseline.json before any host mutation.Use this skill only for real-hardware diagnosis and fix verification.
Do not use this skill for:
$env:REPO_B_ONLY = "1"
$env:REPO_B_FORCE_REAL = "1"
$env:REPO_B_INFERENCE_PROVIDER = "repo_b_only"
python -m memryx_mx3_python_shim --doctor
python shim_hw_test.py --json --require-hardware
pwsh -File tools/preflight.ps1 -Fast
pwsh -File tools/preflight.ps1 -Hardware -ForceReal -MemryxOnly -VerboseOutput
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