Boards, robots and rigs that people built or fixed with an agent.
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34 d ago
adsb-radar decodes ADS-B on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with an RTL-SDR. An n8n workflow on a Raspberry Pi 5 picks the plane visible from a window and looks up its route, and an ESP32-S3-BOX-3 screen shows it. The owner says all the code came from Claude Code sessions. The README reports 4,623 sightings in 12 days.
2 mo ago
A Hacker News poster installed Hermes Agent over SSH on the Linux side of an Arduino UNO Q and connected a ChatGPT subscription. Asked to blink an LED, the agent did. Asked for Conway's Game of Life on the 8x13 LED matrix, the post says it searched the board's docs and got it running. There are no photos or logs.
2 mo ago
XDA's Anurag Singh used Claude Code to plan an ESPHome multi-sensor on an ESP32-WROOM-32 DevKit. It put an LD2410C mmWave sensor on UART pins and a BME280 and BH1750 on shared I2C pins, then wrote, validated and compiled the YAML. He says the device then reported to Home Assistant. The article shows screenshots, not the build.
2 mo ago
Niclas Vestlund's VibePulse shows Claude Code and Codex usage and agent activity on a Waveshare ESP32-S3 AMOLED panel. A full-screen alert appears when an agent waits for input, and a tap answers supported prompts. A Python service runs on macOS or Windows; cloud relays are off by default. The README links a YouTube Short of the panels on his desk.
4 mo ago
Dimitri Sudomoin spent an afternoon with Claude Code finding the handshake a FlexiSpot E7 Pro Plus controller expects from its keypad. A $7 ESP32 now imitates the keypad so Home Assistant can move the desk. Claude Code also mapped a Plaud Note recorder's Bluetooth protocol over about 5 days. He writes that the models are about 90% accurate.
5 mo ago
Marcel Dütscher and his 10-year-old son built Pixel Pets, virtual pets for three M5Stack boards, with Claude writing the firmware under their direction. The CoreS3 version adds voice control through M5Stack's Module LLM, and pets swap gifts over ESP-NOW. Photos, a 10-second clip and a two-minute reel show the pets running on the devices.
