skill

Make a Wiki Component Page

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by adom

Create a wiki component page the RIGHT way. Pages are keyed manufacturer-mpn and scoped to ONE DATASHEET, so a datasheet covering six voltages and three packages is ONE page covering all of them, never six pages. Two manufacturers publishing the same MPN are two pages, because their limits genuinely differ. Renders through a hand-built readme.html on the Adom theme tokens with a fixed ten-section shape (identity, at a glance, specifications, symbol+footprint viewers, pin map, variants, assets, i

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The skills this repo ships, by tier, each with a quick health read. Install the user skills with:

adom-wiki skills install adom/adom-component-page
main skill adom-component-page view SKILL.md

Create a wiki component page the RIGHT way. Pages are keyed manufacturer-mpn and scoped to ONE DATASHEET, so a datasheet covering six voltages and three packages is ONE page covering all of them, never six pages. Renders through a hand-built readme.html on the Adom theme tokens, with the LAN7800 / AMS1117 section shape. Anything not available yet gets a "not available, open a pull request" placeholder rather than being silently dropped. Use when publishing a part to the Adom wiki, adding a component to a board or circuit library, deciding whether a variant deserves its own page, resolving an LCSC/JLC code to an MPN, deduping against an existing page, or correcting a page published under the wrong name. Trigger words: make a component page, publish this part, component page for, add component to library, wiki component by MPN, component family page, which variants go on one page, LCSC to MPN, fix component page name, split a component page by manufacturer.

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Health: the size chip is green when right-sized, yellow when getting long, red when the model likely skims it. A green check is a passed preamble/structure signal; an amber mark is a gentle nudge, not a hard failure.