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  ---
  name: stellux-qemu-testing
  description: Boot, drive, and visually verify StelluxOS in QEMU from the host shell, including serial control, live command injection, GUI input, screenshots, and known pitfalls. Use when testing StelluxOS changes in QEMU, capturing before/after screenshots, debugging boot behavior, exercising the network stack, or measuring anything inside the OS.
  ---
  
  # StelluxOS QEMU Testing
  
  Always build the image first, since every recipe boots `images/stellux-<arch>.img`:
  
  ```bash
  make c

• .cursor/skills/stellux-gfx-testing/SKILL.mdvia unspecified

  ---
  name: stellux-gfx-testing
  description: Verify Stellux userland graphics changes with host differential harnesses, byte-exact screenshot comparison, and in-target perf measurement. Use when changing libstlxgfx, libstlxwin, stlxdm, or any pixel-producing userland code, and when the task needs before/after visual evidence or a pixel-identical guarantee.
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  # Stellux Graphics Testing
  
  Boot and GUI mechanics live in the stellux-qemu-testing skill; this
  skill covers what to verify and how for graphics chang

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  ---
  name: stellux-ktrace-analysis
  description: Record StelluxOS kernel traces with ktrace, decode them into SQLite with ktrace-decode, and answer performance questions from the database with evidence instead of guesses. Use when asked to profile or explain StelluxOS behavior such as CPU use, scheduling delays, sleeps, syscalls, page faults or process creation, when given a .ktrace file or a ktrace-decode database, or when a claim about a running system needs measured evidence.
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  # StelluxOS Trace Analysi

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  ---
  name: stellux-dynpriv
  description: Decide whether kernel code or data needs hardware privilege, bracket elevation correctly, and verify a privilege change safely. Use when adding kernel code that touches hardware or allocates memory, when marking or unmarking __PRIVILEGED_CODE or __PRIVILEGED_DATA, when working with RUN_ELEVATED, or when auditing the privileged footprint.
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  # StelluxOS Dynamic Privilege
  
  One kernel binary runs at two hardware privilege levels. Kernel threads execute
  Ring 3 / EL0 insi

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  ---
  name: stellux-kernel-forensics
  description: Diagnose intermittent StelluxOS kernel failures with evidence instead of guesses, including panics, memory corruption, use-after-free, double frees, list corruption, SMP races, and stale TLB translations. Use when a kernel panic or heap fatal is reported, when a failure reproduces only sometimes, when a hypothesis needs a discriminating QEMU experiment, or when a crash must be captured with every CPU frozen for inspection.
  ---
  
  # StelluxOS Kernel Forensics
  
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