PRISM.unified

The PRISM.unified M5Stack Tab5 UI skill provides a standardized framework for developing interactive applications on M5Stack hardware. Designed for embedded engineers and developers working within the PRISM ecosystem, this skill simplifies the implementation of touch-driven user interfaces, display management, and navigation state machines. By leveraging M5GFX and common UI paradigms, it enables rapid development of responsive, touch-enabled control panels for the K1 Lightwave LED controller system and related mobile applications.

• Advanced touch input handling: Implements state machine logic for differentiating between simple taps, long presses, and complex swipe gestures using esp_timer and M5GFX.

• Display performance optimization: Includes patterns for double-buffering and dirty region rendering to ensure smooth UI updates on resource-constrained embedded hardware.

• UI Component scaffolding: Provides reusable logic for buttons, cards, and list management to maintain a consistent visual language across Tab5-based controllers.

• Navigation and State control: Offers boilerplate code for handling navigation flows and application state transitions within the embedded device environment.

• The skill acts as a reference library for M5Stack Tab5 hardware interactions; users should provide input dimensions and specific UI requirements to generate tailored boilerplate code.

• Expected outputs include C/C++ source snippets compatible with ESP-IDF and PlatformIO environments used in the PRISM.unified monorepo.

• It is highly optimized for the 320x240 resolution typical of Tab5 displays, incorporating specific color depth considerations (16-bit RGB565) and touch-event thresholds.

• Use this skill when building new interface modules for the K1 Lightwave controller or when migrating existing logic to the M5Stack mobile app tier.

• Ensure all hardware-specific definitions such as DISPLAY_WIDTH and DISPLAY_HEIGHT are aligned with your board revision before compiling.