sdk-scan
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Scan vendor SDK examples and GitHub for reference code matching a hardware/peripheral query. Triggers on: find example, 找示例, SDK example, reference code, 参考代码, show me how to, demo.
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Files
sdk-scan — SDK Example Scanner
Scan vendor SDK examples and GitHub for reference code patterns.
Workflow
- Detect project framework (ESP-IDF / PlatformIO / Arduino)
- Scan local SDK examples directories:
- ESP-IDF:
$IDF_PATH/examples/peripherals/ - Arduino: Arduino library examples
- PlatformIO: registry examples
- ESP-IDF:
- Search GitHub for matching projects
- Extract relevant code patterns
- Adapt to project hardware config (hardware.json)
Commands
| Trigger | Action |
| "find example for I2C SSD1306" | Scan SDK + GitHub, return top 3 references |
| "show me how to use MQTT" | Find ESP-MQTT examples + adapt to project |
| "reference code for BLE" | Find NimBLE/Bluedroid examples |
Output Format
Found 3 references for "i2c ssd1306":
1. ESP-IDF examples/peripherals/i2c/i2c_simple
→ I2C master init + write pattern
2. GitHub espressif/esp-idf-ssd1306
→ SSD1306 driver with framebuffer
3. Component: ssd1306 (in lib/)
→ Already in project, ready to use
Recommended: Adapt example #1 → use project pins from hardware.json
- SDA: 1, SCL: 2 (vs example's defaults)
- Clock: 400kHz (standard I2C)
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