Briefing
The bridge talks to the agent over MCP on stdio. It assembles code with KickAssembler, ACME or cc65 and writes the PRG into RAM by DMA through the C64U REST API. Read-back covers screen RAM at $0400 to $07E7, color RAM, zero page and the VIC-II and SID registers, and the agent can also poke memory and inject keystrokes. A Python-to-6502 transpiler handles loops, arithmetic and intrinsics such as border_color and wait_raster.
The repo also carries SID playback and a SID decompiler, a sprite editor, .tap mastering and a terminal IDE. The README describes the target as a MOS 6510 CPU or the Ultimate's FPGA core; the Commodore 64 Ultimate and the Ultimate 64 are both FPGA machines.
Written by the Boards & Bots curator
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Repository facts
| Repository | asteng88/ |
|---|---|
| Stars | 4 |
| License | MIT Permissive |
| Language | Python |
| Last push | 4 Oct 2026 25 d ago |