AI assistant access to PicoCalc MicroPython hardware over USB.
[]( []( [](LICENSE) []( A MicroPython firmware and script collection for the Clockwork Pi PicoCalc handheld device, powered by the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W. Features: 320x320 LCD display with flicker-free rendering Membrane keyboard with VT100 terminal Arrow-key navigable menu system Games (Tetris, Snake), 4-instrument Synthesizer, BLE Keyboard, WiFi Manager, LLM client SSH client with…
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[]( []( [](LICENSE) []( A MicroPython firmware and script collection for the Clockwork Pi PicoCalc handheld device, powered by the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W. Features: 320x320 LCD display with flicker-free rendering Membrane keyboard with VT100 terminal Arrow-key navigable menu system Games (Tetris, Snake), 4-instrument Synthesizer, BLE Keyboard, WiFi Manager, LLM client SSH client with ECDH-SHA2-NISTP256, AES-128-CTR encryption, interactive VT100 terminal Development dashboard with file manager,…
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