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A Home Assistant remote on an old M5Paper e-ink module

A long-planned e-ink Home Assistant remote on an M5Paper ESP32 board was finished by Claude Code in half an hour.

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  • Post author woodworker.indieweb.social.ap.brid.gy Source ↗

Earliest dated source: 4 Sept 2026

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For three years its owner had meant to turn an old M5Paper e-ink ESP32 module into a Home Assistant remote. Claude Code did it in half an hour: the remote fetches every room and shows each sensor and button tagged for it in Home Assistant.

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From a passing comment or social post, so the details are thin.

  • Bluesky: Claude Code did in half an hour what i did not do in 3 Years I wanted to build a small HomeAssistantSocial postbsky.app
    Post author: woodworker.indieweb.social.ap.brid.gyPosted 4 Sept 2026

    The owner's post, shared from the fediverse.

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