thread-safety-itc

thread-safety-itc is a Design patterns & component architecture skill for AI agents, published by software-mansion in the react-native-audio-api repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates thread-safety-itc D (63/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Audio thread safety rules, lock-free inter-thread communication patterns, and the audio event system in react-native-audio-api. Covers the three-thread model (JS / audio / worker), CrossThreadEventScheduler for JS→audio scheduling, IAudioEventHandlerRegistry for audio→JS events, AudioGraphManager for graph mutations, shadow state vs atomics decision table, TaskOffloader for off-thread work, and SpscChannel low-level API. Use when implementing cross-thread data flow, adding audio events, debugging thread-safety crashes or data races, or deciding which ITC primitive to use. Trigger phrases: "lock-free", "SPSC", "thread safety", "ITC", "cross-thread", "audio thread race", "scheduleAudioEvent", "invokeHandlerWithEventBody", "TaskOffloader", "off-thread", "SpscChannel", "CrossThreadEventScheduler", "shadow state", "atomic".

Grade
D
Quality
63 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
814

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Our review

Architecture
79 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
No issues found
License
MIT
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