wmx3-module-add-api

To add a new API mode to a WMX3 module, you update enum definitions, declare and implement the handler, and wire it into the motion API dispatcher using a checklist-based workflow to manage changes across seven files.

Integrating a C++ wrapper when adding WMX3 API modes involves updating the include/headers and module functions, then validating the integration with a build checker to ensure successful compilation.

Updating enum definitions and handlers is required for motion API dispatcher integration because the dispatcher relies on correct apiFuncNum tracking to route commands to the newly implemented handler.

You verify a successful WMX3 API integration by running the wmX3-build-checker, which enforces build validation and correct apiFuncNum tracking after updating module functions and C++ wrappers.

Yes, you can automate WMX3 module expansion consistently by following a reproducible seven-file checklist workflow that links enums, handlers, and dispatchers while validating the build.

The checklist workflow for WMX3 API mode integration requires modifying seven specific files and enforcing apiFuncNum tracking, meaning any missed file update will cause the build validation to fail.