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AutonomousGuy — AI skill prompts for embedded automotive engineers (AUTOSAR, MISRA, ISO 26262, ECU)

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autonomousguy

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License: MIT
Node.js >=18

Open-source AI agent skills for embedded automotive engineers - AUTOSAR, MISRA C, ISO 26262 - that give Copilot and Claude the domain context they are missing.

Install

# Install all skills (global)
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy -g

# Browse what's inside before installing
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy --list

That is all you need. Works with Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and any tool that supports Agent Skills.

What's inside

10 mode-aware skills covering the ECU software lifecycle. Each skill routes from your input to the right sub-workflow, so one skill handles several related tasks. Start with codebase-analysis on a new project: it writes .autonomousguy/CODEBASE_MAP.md, which the other skills reference.

The AUTOSAR column states which platform a skill assumes. Skills marked "Classic + Adaptive" default to Classic AUTOSAR (CP) and switch to Adaptive AUTOSAR (AP) when your input names AP concepts (ara::com, ara::exec, C++14, POSIX, service-oriented, manifest).

Skill What it does Platform
codebase-analysis Scans the repo and maps SWCs, BSW usage, port interfaces, RTE API calls, signal flow, and ASIL zones into CODEBASE_MAP.md. Classic + Adaptive
autosar-swc Component design, port interface definition, SWC code, plain-text diagrams, and integration review. Classic + Adaptive
autosar-bsw BSW config (Com, NvM, Dem, Dcm, Os, MemIf), ARXML debugging, RTE generation troubleshooting, and CAN COM-stack debugging (CanIf -> PduR -> Com). Classic + Adaptive
misra Audit C against MISRA C:2025 or write code that is compliant by construction. Classic (MISRA C)
code-review Embedded C correctness review (ISR safety, integer overflow, races, stack) plus AUTOSAR naming-convention audit. Classic + Adaptive
requirements Elicit, refine, and trace requirements in EARS notation with ASIL attributes. Neutral
iso26262 Run a HARA to assign ASIL, or derive Safety Goals and Functional Safety Requirements with FTTI. Neutral
embedded-testing Generate MC/DC-covering unit tests and systematic boundary-value test points. Classic + Adaptive
embedded-debugging Triage a field problem report or debug a specific fault (HardFault, watchdog, Dem event, stack overflow). Classic + Adaptive
change-and-impact Analyze a change request before work begins, or trace direct and indirect ripple effects with a regression scope. Classic + Adaptive

Domain coverage: AUTOSAR Classic (CP) and Adaptive (AP), BSW, MCAL, RTE, AUTOSAR OS, ara::com, ara::exec, SOA, MISRA C, ISO 26262, ASIL, functional safety, ECU, CAN.

Why it exists

Embedded automotive work carries a lot of domain context - AUTOSAR layering, MISRA C rules, ISO 26262 ASIL logic - that general AI tools do not know. Without it you re-explain the same background on every prompt. These skills encode that context once so the AI gives consistent, expert-level answers without the re-explaining.

Usage

The two commands above cover most needs. For finer control:

# Install one skill (use the name shown by --list)
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy --skill autosar-bsw

# Target a specific agent
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy -a claude-code
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy -a copilot

# Non-interactive (CI)
npx skills add ptsilivis/autonomousguy -y

After install, each skill lands in your agent's native location (e.g. .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md). Invoke it the way you invoke any Agent Skill.

Supported agents

Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode, and any tool that supports the Agent Skills convention. Path resolution is handled by the skills CLI per agent. Pass -a <agent> to target one explicitly; without it the CLI detects installed agents.

Requirements

  • Node.js >=18 (for npx).
  • An AI tool that supports Agent Skills.

Contributing

This is early. Feedback on gaps - missing skills, weak guidance, wrong domain detail - is wanted. Open an issue: https://github.com/ptsilivis/autonomousguy/issues

To work on the repo:

git clone https://github.com/ptsilivis/autonomousguy.git
cd autonomousguy
node bin/validate.js   # validate skill structure

Standards and licensing notice

The skills reference two copyrighted standards:

  • MISRA C:2025 - (c) The MISRA Consortium Ltd. Sold per-seat; not redistributable.
  • ISO 26262:2018 (all parts) - (c) ISO. Sold per-part; not redistributable.

This library cites rule and clause identifiers (e.g. "MISRA C:2025 Rule 11.3", "ISO 26262-3:2018 Table 4") and paraphrases their intent in its own words. It does not reproduce normative text, rationale, amplification, examples, or full lookup tables. To apply these skills on a real project you must hold a properly licensed copy of each standard. If you spot content that reproduces normative text rather than paraphrasing it, open an issue and it will be rewritten.

License

MIT (c) Panagiotis Tsilivis

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