project-structure
Overview of the main directories and important files in the repository. Use this to understand the project layout and find where code lives.
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Install command
npx @skill-hub/cli install spirimirror-libuipc-project-structure
Repository
Skill path: .cursor/skills/project-structure
Overview of the main directories and important files in the repository. Use this to understand the project layout and find where code lives.
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Technical facets: Full Stack.
Target audience: everyone.
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Original source
Catalog source: SkillHub Club.
Repository owner: spiriMirror.
This is still a mirrored public skill entry. Review the repository before installing into production workflows.
What it helps with
- Install project-structure into Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, or OpenCode workflows
- Review https://github.com/spiriMirror/libuipc before adding project-structure to shared team environments
- Use project-structure for development workflows
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Original source / Raw SKILL.md
--- name: project-structure description: Overview of the main directories and important files in the repository. Use this to understand the project layout and find where code lives. --- # Project Structure Guide Overview of the main directories and important files in the repository. ## Top-Level Directories - `apps/` - C++ apps, benchmarks, examples, and tests (see `apps/CMakeLists.txt`). - `assets/` - Scene assets and simulation data. - `cmake/` - Shared CMake utilities and macros. - `docs/` - Documentation, specs, and site assets. - `external/` - Third-party dependencies (e.g., `external/muda/`). - `include/` - Public C++ headers. - `output/` - Generated outputs from simulations. (the contents is ignored by git) - `python/` - Python package, tests, and metadata. - `scripts/` - Utility scripts and notebooks. - `src/` - Core C++ implementation. - `xmake/` - XMake rules and build helpers. ## Subfolder Purposes ### `apps/` - `app/` - Shared app utilities and test helpers. - `benchmarks/` - Benchmark executables. - `examples/` - Example applications (each in its own subfolder). - `tests/` - C++ test suites grouped by feature area. ### `assets/` - `scenes/` - Scene README and references. - `sim_data/` - Mesh assets (`linemesh/`, `tetmesh/`, `trimesh/`). ### `docs/` - `build_install/` - Build and install guides. - `development/` - Developer docs and diagrams. - `specification/` - API/spec references and constitutions. - `tutorial/` - Tutorial content and media. - `overrides/` - MkDocs HTML overrides. - `stylesheets/` - Docs CSS. - `javascripts/` - Docs JS. - `media/` - Images for docs pages. - `misc/` - Miscellaneous documentation. ### `external/` - `muda/` - Third-party CUDA/math dependency (source + docs + tests). ### `include/` - `uipc/` - Public headers grouped by module (backend, core, geometry, io, etc.). - `uipc_gui/` - Public GUI-related headers. (now not supported) ### `python/` - `src/uipc/` - Pure python code to enhance the C++ pybind11 bindings. - `tests/` - Python test suite. ### `scripts/` - `optional_import/` - Optional dependency loaders. - `symbol_calculation/` - Symbolic derivation notebooks and helpers. - `SymEigen/` - SymEigen utilities, notebooks, and tests. ### `src/` - `backends/` - Backend implementations (`common/`, `cuda/`, `none/`). - `common/` - Common utilities for all backends. - `cuda/` - CUDA backend with CUDA kernels. - `none/` - An empty backend that does nothing, as a template for creating a new backend or checking the basic functionality. - `constitution/` - Physical constitution implementations. - `core/` - Core engine systems and modules. - `geometry/` - Geometry algorithms and data types. - `gui/` - GUI runtime components. (now not supported) - `io/` - Serialization and I/O. - `pybind/` - C++/Python bindings. - `sanity_check/` - Internal scene sanity checks to ensure the correctness of scene before the simulation. - `usd/` - USD integration. - `vdb/` - VDB integration.