Agent Skills: esphome-box3-builder
This skill should be used when the user asks to "configure esp32-s3-box-3", "set up box-3", "create box-3 voice assistant", "display lambda on box-3", "configure ili9xxx display", "set up gt911 touch", "configure i2s audio", "es7210 microphone", "es8311 speaker", "box-3 audio pipeline", or mentions error messages like "I2S DMA buffer error", "Touch not responding", "Display flicker", "Audio popping", "PSRAM not detected". Provides complete ESP32-S3-BOX-3 hardware templates, display lambda cookbook, touch patterns, and voice assistant configurations.
ID: nodnarbnitram/claude-code-extensions/esphome-box3-builder
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