What problem does it solve? Procurement committees reject vague or inflated hardware requests, and under-specified requests result in delivered equipment that cannot run the system. This Skill produces a defensible hardware specification document (HARDWARE_SPEC.html) for the SKY-KING air traffic control system, where every number is either measured from the live system or explicitly flagged as a planning assumption. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Mandatory measurement phase: Runs shell and PostgreSQL scripts to measure client polling load, API surface size, database size, table breakdown, and query round-trip latency before any number is written. - Deployment-scale sizing: Applies fixed sizing formulas (requests/sec per workstation, DB queries per request, bandwidth) across locked deployment scopes (VMP, routine security, wartime) for 10 sites and 192 workstations. - Procurement-ready HTML output: Generates a standalone RTL Hebrew document with executive summary, critical requirements (DB co-location RTT < 1ms, physical workstations not VDI, wartime-sized servers), a "what is not required" section, and a pre-purchase validation section. - Use Case: Before submitting an infrastructure request to the Air Force, run this Skill to measure the current system, compute per-site server and workstation specs, and produce the submission document that survives procurement review. ## Quick Start Generate the hardware specification document for the SKY-KING infrastructure request using the hardware-spec skill.
