The watch recolors to the active provider's brand, live, and it's cheap to add
more providers later.
Firmware:
- theme.h: expose THEME_ACCENT_HEX; ui.cpp: COL_ACCENT becomes a runtime
lv_color_t backed by a shared style (s_accent_style). Static accent widgets
(launcher tile icons, usage status line, session tokens) attach the shared
style, so ui_set_theme() recolors them instantly via lv_obj_report_style_change
— no widget tracking, no recreation.
- ui_set_theme(pv, accent_rgb): swaps the accent + a small logo table keyed by
provider id (fallback to the Claude mark until a provider ships a logo). Change-
guarded, so the ~3s payload cadence doesn't churn.
- main.cpp: parse "pv" (id) + "ac" (0xRRGGBB) from the payload and apply.
- Adding a provider needs zero firmware color edits (accent is data-driven) and
at most one logo-table row.
Daemon: push "ac" = active provider's brand accent alongside "pv".
Test fix: test_providers used asyncio.run(), which closed the suite's shared
event loop and broke every later get_event_loop() test (Py3.13) — mirror the
repo's _run() helper instead.
Verified on the 2.06: forcing an OpenAI-green theme recolored the live launcher
icons (report_style_change path). 216 builds clean; daemon suite 94 passed.
Fold the Windows tray/daemon into one self-contained Clawdmeter.exe with a
settings UI, and wire the host side of the watch features:
- config.py: single %LOCALAPPDATA%\Clawdmeter\config.json (ha/buttons/settings),
atomic writes, auto-migration from the old ha_config.json.
- server.py: local FastAPI (127.0.0.1:8723) — GET/PUT /api/config (token masked),
POST /api/ha/test, GET /api/ha/entities, GET /api/status.
- web/index.html: brand-styled settings panel (Status/HA/Buttons/Settings tabs).
- panel.py: pywebview/WebView2 window, launched as its own process (pywebview and
pystray both want the main thread); tray "Settings" opens it via --panel.
- daemon: HA command dispatch (toggle/bri/ct), dynamic button labels + index→
action mapping, watch-battery low warning toast, and the dimmer "dim" snapshot
(dimreq → light_snapshot of the first entity) so the watch dial seeds from HA.
- clawdmeter.spec / requirements: bundle fastapi+uvicorn+pywebview+webview backend.
- build-exe.ps1: ASCII-only (Windows PowerShell 5.1 mangles em-dashes under cp1251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
daemon/ha_client.py: HAClient (brightness, color_temp, on/off, state snapshot)
over the HA REST API with smooth `transition`; token is read from a local
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Clawdmeter\ha_config.json and is never logged. Verified
end-to-end against a real Gledopto GL-C-006P tunable-white dimmer.
ha_config.example.json is the committed template; the real config (with the
token) lives outside the repo and is .gitignored as a safety net.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Package the tray+daemon as a single PyInstaller onefile exe so it runs on a
fresh Windows 11 box with no Python and no pip install. Verified on hardware:
the frozen exe connects over BLE, reads the Windows media session, and pushes
now-playing (incl. Cyrillic) at the 3s / 60s cadence.
- clawdmeter.spec: onefile, windowed (no console; logs to daemon.log). collect_all
for winrt + bleak is the key bit — bleak loads its WinRT backend dynamically and
the winrt.windows.* projections are split distributions that PyInstaller's static
analysis misses, so BLE and the media session would otherwise fail at runtime.
upx off (lowers AV false-positive rate).
- build-exe.ps1: one-command build (venv + deps + pyinstaller + spec).
- tray_windows.py: resolve the brand-logo asset from sys._MEIPASS when frozen.
- autostart_windows.py: when frozen, the HKCU\Run "Start at login" value points at
the exe itself (sys.executable), not pythonw + script.
- .gitignore: ignore /build, /dist, /.venv — the exe ships via a Gitea release.
- README-windows.md: document the standalone-exe path (download / run / build).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cherry-picks the macOS-specific pieces from PR #5: Python daemon using
bleak (CoreBluetooth backend), LaunchAgent template, flash-mac.sh, and
install-mac.sh. Token is read from the macOS Keychain ("Claude
Code-credentials" service); Linux behavior is unchanged. README split
into "macOS installation" and "Linux installation" sections with
parallel Flash / Pair / Install subsections.
Co-Authored-By: Chris Davidson <36679917+lorddavidson@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Full hardware swap from Panlee SC01 Plus (480×320 IPS) to Waveshare 2.16"
square AMOLED (480×480, CO5300 + CST9220 + AXP2101 + QMI8658). Library
stack moves to Arduino_GFX, SensorLib, XPowersLib on the pioarduino
platform 55.03.38-1 (Arduino Core 3.x).
UI:
- 4 screens (splash, usage, controller, bluetooth) with 3-button physical
navigation: GPIO 0 = prev, AXP PKEY = cycle, GPIO 18 = next.
- IMU-driven 90° auto-rotation. CO5300 can't rotate via MADCTL, so flush
callback does CPU strip-rotation in PARTIAL render mode. Rotation
transitions use AMOLED brightness flash (instant black → redraw → ramp).
- Battery indicator (Lucide icons) in upper-right, RGB565A8 alpha so it
blends over the splash animations.
- USB plugged/unplugged auto-switches between Usage and Controller
screens (suppressed while on splash).
- Fonts and icons re-scaled ~1.9× for the higher-DPI panel; 20px margins
to clear rounded corners.
Splash:
- 13 × 20×20 pixel-art creature animations sourced from
claudepix.vercel.app via tools/scrape_claudepix.js (scraper handles
both PRESET creature-engine and standalone FRAMES+PAL formats).
tools/convert_to_c.js emits firmware/src/splash_animations.h.
Attribution preserved in README and the generated header.
Tooling:
- tools/png_to_lvgl.js converts alpha PNGs to LVGL RGB565A8 (planar
layout, with --tint to colorize Lucide black-on-transparent sources).
- tools/scrape_claudepix.js, tools/convert_to_c.js for the splash
pipeline.
Docs:
- New worktree CLAUDE.md with hardware pin map, file inventory, build
commands, and the 8 critical gotchas (CO5300 rotation, OPI PSRAM,
pioarduino requirement, LVGL 9 font patching, centralized touch read,
even-aligned flush regions, touch swap/mirror values, RGB565A8 layout).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Physical desk monitor that displays Claude Code usage limits (5-hour session
and 7-day weekly utilization) on an ESP32-S3 touchscreen via USB serial.
Firmware: LVGL 9 dashboard with LovyanGFX on SC01 Plus, Anthropic brand
colors and custom fonts (Tiempos, Styrene B, DejaVu Sans Mono), Claude
spinner animation with rotating status words.
Daemon: Pure bash script that reads the Claude Code OAuth token, makes a
minimal Haiku API call, extracts usage from rate-limit response headers,
and sends JSON to the ESP32 over serial. Uses inotifywait for instant
USB plug/unplug detection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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