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Use it for concrete debugging: the README shows QoS mismatch diagnosis patterns and fixes.
Prefer progressive disclosure: keep SKILL.md compact and load deep references only when needed.
Use the included scripts (package scaffolding, QoS checker, launch validator) as repeatable engineering gates.
Treat distro differences as first-class: follow the README’s distro-aware guidance for Humble/Jazzy/Rolling.
Source-backed notes
- README documents installation via Claude Code marketplace and cloning into
~/.agents/skills/for other runtimes. - README claims a large reference set, scripts, tests, and coverage numbers for the skill repository.
FAQ
- Is this only for Python?: No — it targets ROS 2 engineering patterns across C++/Python and tooling; follow references per language.
- Do I need to install globally?: You can install via marketplace per project or clone under your skills directory as shown in README.
- How do I use it safely?: Treat it as guidance plus scripts; validate changes with colcon tests and ros2 tooling.