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Claude Code Codes Skull Eyes for Quaddle mini Robot Dog in 12 Minutes
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Reddit user /u/PetoiCamp claims to have used Claude Code to "vibe code" directly in the OpenCat ESP32-S3 firmware of the Quaddle mini robot dog, completing a Halloween skull-eyes expression through six prompts in about 12 minutes from start to finish; the process included sketching, selecting an approach, previewing, and displaying it on the actual device. The robot dog's ESP32-S3 firmware is planned to be open-sourced in early December, at which point others will also be able to try the same operation. Currently this is only the poster's account of the development process and the time taken; there is no third-party reproduction yet.
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- Adding skull eyes to the Quaddle mini robot dog's ESP32-S3 firmware with six Claude Code prompts
On the Quaddle mini robot dog's ESP32-S3 firmware, six Claude Code prompts were used to complete a skull eyes effect, from sketch and choosing a design to preview and on-device display. The firmware will be open-sourced in early December, and the team is also collecting sketches or images for the next Halloween expression.
Reddit r/robotics ·
- Vibecoding skull eyes for the Quaddle mini robot dog with Claude Code in 12 minutes (Halloween edition)
Someone used Claude Code to vibecode directly in the OpenCat ESP32-S3 firmware of the Quaddle mini robot dog, creating a Halloween skull-eyes expression in about 12 minutes through six prompts. The robot dog's open-source ESP32-S3 firmware will be released in early December, at which point others will be able to reproduce the same process.
Reddit r/robotics ·