How to use Claude to retrieve thermometer history
Claude Code built RoomVibe to sync Xiaomi thermometer history over Bluetooth and preserve it offline; Prodan directed the architecture and published an APK.
AddedWork involving physical devices, electronics, labs or hardware workflows, where measurements and safe handling still need human verification.
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Claude Code built RoomVibe to sync Xiaomi thermometer history over Bluetooth and preserve it offline; Prodan directed the architecture and published an APK.
AddedClaude Code laid out a CH32 tester with EasyEDA and Freerouting. Net readbacks caught missing grounds; manufacturing and physical checks remained unfinished.
AddedClaude Code produced a PCB schematic but failed at routing. Human inspection found crossed traces and shorts despite clean DRC results, so no board was ordered.
AddedCodex wrote and flashed an ESP32 bridge for a Bluetooth cat printer. Camera snapshots checked real paper output while the owner handled wiring and final checks.
AddedCodex built a phone-to-USB bootstrap bridge with independently observed terminal output. Review fixed queue ownership; remote-control claims remained limited.
AddedCodex wrote firmware for a homemade ESP32-S3 USB macropad. Its maker wired keys, printed the enclosure and published code, CAD and shortcut setup documentation.
AddedCodex helped build VibeStick’s embedded status display, local bridge, and voice path, with explicit human checkpoints for flashing and Mac permissions.
AddedCodex helped wire an LED wall and build its voice interface. Real trials exposed missing image tools and conversation context while the owner checked hardware.
AddedCodex inferred a robot brush-tip offset from three uncalibrated camera views, checked new wrist angles, and operated within the maker’s motion safeguards.
AddedCodex helped build a local HVAC controller and interpret its telemetry. A real RS485 fault was diagnosed and restored while deterministic control stayed local.
AddedCodex inspected an ESP32-S3 through OpenBaud, captured serial bytes and built reusable commands. Logged writes and acknowledgement gates kept work auditable.
AddedCodex revised a Blender diorama and repaired its mesh for printing. The maker checked the slicer, printed the scene and found remaining scale and detail limits.
AddedCodex CLI generated a badge enclosure from caliper readings and geometry checks; its team corrected printer setup and reported a successful screw-aligned fit.
AddedCodex helped a petroleum engineer prototype a retrofit ESP32 valve actuator, with BLE control, stop-on-release behavior, physical tests, and manual backup.
AddedCodex brought a shoulder robot's face, voice and movement to life on ESP32 electronics. Human print checks exposed tolerances; assembly was still ahead.
AddedCodex helped revise ArtNode’s power path and corrected false PCB spacing errors; the connected route still needed current, thermal and fabrication review.
AddedCodex helped replace a failed headset receiver with two ESP32-S3 boards. Packet captures, human soldering and listening checks shaped the experimental firmware.
AddedCodex compiled, flashed and tested ESP32 firmware through a UART REPL. Mock sensor inputs limited the demo; the owner checked electrical signals with a scope.
AddedCodex built a MuJoCo and PPO training flow for a two-servo robot; its maker printed the body and demonstrated real self-righting with a known tilt limit.
AddedThe SmileyOS developer reports a Cursor-generated Rust educational operating system with working i686 support and a successful boot on a Dell Inspiron 910.
AddedBilsland reports using Cursor agents to implement a Rust serial-to-MQTT bridge, with human-designed networking, failure handling and a React control interface.
AddedGemini CLI wrote RP2040 firmware for a real V30; manual timing fixes and HIDOS enabled a DOS shell, while disk writes and compatibility stayed incomplete.
AddedGemini CLI generated Teensy timer firmware from a reviewed specification; the owner authorized writes, flashed the board, and checked LED and serial behavior.
AddedMalone reports OpenClaw identifying unavailable Hue entities, replacing a broken motion-light automation, adding nap exclusions and updating his dashboard.
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