Validate JSFX files against Pulp's bounded subset rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/danielraffel/pulp --skill jsfx-subset
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: jsfx-subset Source: https://github.com/danielraffel/pulp/tree/main/.agents/skills/jsfx-subset Command: npx skills add https://github.com/danielraffel/pulp --skill jsfx-subset
Pulp's bounded JSFX lane makes it easy to work within a safe, limited subset, preventing use of unsupported features and guiding predictable, testable JSFX development.
Validate a sample JSFX file against the subset rules to confirm conformance.
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You can validate JSFX code against a strict subset by consulting a subset validator script and core reference files to enforce conformance. This ensures your audio code avoids unsupported sections and stays predictable.
The allowed JSFX sections for bounded subset development include @init, @slider, @block, and @sample. Validating your source files ensures conformance by confirming these specific sections are used correctly.
No, JSFX code restricted to a limited subset must exclude @gfx and file I/O operations. Bounded development enforces these clear exclusions to prevent the use of unsupported features and maintain safe execution.
The best way to start learning bounded JSFX development is by reviewing central reference and source-only example files that stay inside the allowed subset. This guides predictable, testable audio programming.
JSFX subset validation fails when your code includes unsupported sections like @gfx, uses file I/O, or falls outside the allowed @init, @slider, @block, and @sample boundaries defined by the strict subset rules.
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