Interface
CAN and CAN FD buses in cars, robots and industrial gear, where agents decode traffic and test nodes.
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38 d ago
EmbeddedCI's BenchPod plugins connect Claude Code and Codex to a BenchPod, the company's hardware-in-the-loop tester wired to the board under test. One MCP server has tools to flash over SWD, power-cycle and capture the boot log, emulate I2C sensors, capture logic and analog signals and talk CAN. The vendor README lists the tools but shows no runs.
3 mo ago
bus-mcp runs on a Raspberry Pi and exposes CAN, CAN-FD, RS-485, UART, I2C, SPI and GPIO as 18 MCP tools. Buses are read-only until writes are enabled for chosen bus kinds. An installer sets up a systemd service with an HTTP endpoint. The README gives a loopback test procedure but no recorded results.
6 mo ago
AIX Skills collects 76 agent skills for embedded work, from 8051 and Cortex-M debugging to CANopen and cellular AT modems. Each skill gives an agent trigger conditions, a step-by-step workflow and checks, and the repo adds templates for writing new ones. The skills are instructions only, and the README shows no runs on hardware.
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4 mo ago
Martin Falch of CSS Electronics shows a Claude Code skill that decodes proprietary CAN signals into DBC files with a CANsub.2 interface. The skill matches bus bits against a reference, such as OBD2 data, dashboard video read by OCR or hand-logged gauge positions, and fits scale and offset. The 31-minute video runs it on car logs and a gauge bench.
