aosp-part-appendices

To find AOSP key file paths for subsystems like Build, Boot, Kernel, and HAL, load this skill and query the A-appendix-key-files.md reference. It surfaces precise file paths to reduce time spent hunting through the AOSP source tree.

The AOSP glossary defines terms like Treble, VINTF, APEX, and HIDL by providing authoritative definitions from B-appendix-glossary.md. You can retrieve these precise definitions quickly by asking the skill for a specific acronym.

Yes, you can look up file paths for debugging AOSP system services. The reference covers key-file paths across build, init, kernel, HAL, and system services, delivering precise lookups needed for documentation or debugging.

The best way to quickly reference AOSP acronyms is by querying the glossary appendix. It provides fast access to authoritative definitions for terms like Treble, VINTF, APEX, and HIDL directly from its markdown reference files.

No dependencies are required to access the AOSP appendices reference. The skill operates independently by relying on two internal markdown files to deliver precise file path lookups and glossary term definitions.

You should not use the appendices for deep AOSP source navigation or implementation logic, as it only provides quick reference lookups for file paths and glossary terms rather than detailed subsystem analysis.