Image: github.com · Tideo Auto Brightness — the auto-brightness that shows its work
Tasker auto-brightness project ported to a native Android app
A Tasker project for rule-based auto-brightness ported by Claude into a native Kotlin Android app.
Credits
- Reddit poster v_uurtjevragen Source ↗
- Repository account faded-penguin021 Source ↗
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The full story
Claude ported the maker's Tasker project, Advanced Auto Brightness, into a fully native Android app written in Kotlin, called Tideo Auto Brightness. It gives deterministic, configurable, rule-based auto-brightness, as an alternative to Android adaptive brightness.
The maker says it has a steep learning curve and can be built from the repo or downloaded from releases.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Reddit: Claude ported my Tasker project "Advanced Auto Brightness" into a fully native Android app (Kotlin),Reddit poster: v_uurtjevragenPosted
The maker's comment on r/ClaudeAI.
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- The code: github.comRepository account: faded-penguin021
The project on GitHub.