If you're testing ESP32 firmware and tired of physically pressing buttons, this sends commands over USB serial to trigger actions programmatically. You add a simple command parser to your device code (works with ESP-IDF or Arduino), then echo commands from your terminal to simulate button presses, screen changes, or whatever you wire up. The skill includes actual device-side code and bash scripts for stress testing, like sending 100 presses in a loop or running hour-long stability tests. It's straightforward automation that beats reflashing or physical interaction when you're debugging. The approach is basic but that's the point, it just works without extra dependencies.
npx skills add https://github.com/h1d/agent-skills-esp32 --skill esp32-serial-commands