System-Manager

Generate a structured SESSION_BRIEFING.md for AutomationOne ESP32 hardware test sessions.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Auto-one-Family/Automation-One --skill system-manager
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Skill: System-Manager
Source: https://github.com/Auto-one-Family/Automation-One/tree/main/.claude/archive/skills_system_manager_backup_20260204
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Auto-one-Family/Automation-One --skill system-manager

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The System-Manager skill eliminates ambiguity and startup friction for AutomationOne hardware test sessions by producing a single, structured SESSION_BRIEFING.md that the Technical Manager can use to orchestrate agents, verify infrastructure status, and run reproducible tests.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automatic Session Detection: Recognizes trigger phrases and session starts to begin planning.
  • Read-only System Analysis: Gathers git status, server and MQTT checks, recent reports, and firmware metadata without making changes.
  • Agent Coordination & Templates: Produces a complete briefing with agent sequence, test scenarios, success criteria, risks, and references for the Technical Manager to execute.
  • Use Case: Start a DS18B20 sensor test on a physical ESP32 and receive a step-by-step briefing, required prechecks, and agent commands for VS Code.

Quick Start

Start a hardware test session by saying "session gestartet" and provide the ESP32 setup, device ID, sensors, server status, and test goal to generate a SESSION_BRIEFING.md.

Frequently Asked Questions about System-Manager

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate a structured test plan for ESP32 hardware sessions?▼

An ESP32 test plan is produced by triggering a session and providing device details. The skill performs read-only repository and runtime analysis to output a structured SESSION_BRIEFING.md with agent sequences and success criteria.

What is session orchestration for MQTT-based hardware testing?▼

MQTT hardware testing session orchestration coordinates agent delegation and pre-test system checks. It verifies server and MQTT status, loads firmware metadata, and creates a reproducible workflow briefing for technical managers.

Can I use this skill to check ESP32 and MQTT server status before running tests?▼

Yes, you can check ESP32 and MQTT server status before running tests. The skill performs read-only system analysis to gather git status, server connectivity, MQTT checks, and firmware metadata without making changes to the environment.

How do I start a hardware test session and get a briefing for agent coordination?▼

Start a hardware test session by saying "session gestartet" and provide the ESP32 setup, device ID, sensors, server status, and test goal. This generates a structured briefing with required prechecks and agent commands for VS Code.

Does the session briefing generation modify my repository or runtime environment?▼

Session briefing generation does not modify your repository or runtime environment. It performs strictly read-only analysis of git status, recent reports, and server checks to produce a formatted briefing file for technical review.