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  1. RuView uses WiFi signals for camera-free sensing

    The MIT-licensed RuView project uses WiFi Channel State Information captured by ESP32 sensors to detect presence, track movement, estimate vital signs and infer activity without cameras or wearables. Its README also describes a model workflow for recording CSI data, training models and loading RVF files, along with smart-home integrations and an AI-assisted operation harness. These capabilities are project claims: the software remains in beta, pose evaluation is pending, and the unified RF model's accuracy is synthetic until real-data validation.

    GitHub Trending(每日) · 🔥 0
  2. ha-mcp brings AI-assisted Home Assistant management via MCP

    The homeassistant-ai/ha-mcp project presents an unofficial Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants interact with Home Assistant through natural language. Its README says assistants can control devices, query states, execute services, manage automations, create dashboards, and inspect traces, history, and logs; privileged file and YAML editing tools are also available through the custom component. The recommended HA-MCP Custom Component installs through HACS and runs the server in-process across Home Assistant OS, Supervised, Container, and Core installations, although these compatibility and capability claims have not been independently tested.

    GitHub Trending · Python · 🔥 0
  3. CleanYourTV 3.0 Expands Smart TV Debloating Support

    CleanYourTV 3.0 adds support profiles for 300 TV models across 86 brands, along with smart-home integration, ad-blocking controls, remote customization and an Android setup app. According to Wccftech, the open-source tool backs up a television’s configuration, disables unwanted packages and installs a replacement launcher over ADB without root access. Fire TV support is limited, while Samsung Tizen and LG webOS televisions are incompatible with the standard procedure.

    Wccftech · 🔥 0
  4. Claude Code Built a Custom Launcher for Shield and Fire TV Stick

    A Reddit developer reports using one long Claude Code session, with ADB and SSH access, to remove unwanted software from an NVIDIA Shield and build a custom launcher for the Shield and Fire TV Stick. The MIT-licensed Skippy TV project includes animated wallpaper, a live patio camera, remote-controlled house lights, Plex widgets, and an on-screen Skippy character; the developer reports about 1-second camera latency and 7–20% CPU usage after implementing a custom MPEG-TS demuxer and MediaCodec feed. The developer also says Fire OS blocked attempts to replace its home screen, so the tool monitored and recorded a five-second delay instead.

    r/ClaudeAI · 🔥 0
  5. A hobbyist built three custom TV launchers with Claude Code

    A Reddit author says Claude Code helped build three custom launchers for Android TV and Google TV: a personalized guest-room mode, a news-and-markets TV, and outdoor pool and hot-tub displays. The apps integrate with Home Assistant, Plex, guest intake details, and a custom pool-controller integration, with the author also using an emulator, ADB, and screenshot checks to test them. The project is described as a hobby developed around the author's household rather than a general-purpose guide.

    r/ClaudeAI · 🔥 0
  6. Reddit user says Claude Code helped a Roborock escape from under the stairs

    A Reddit user reports that Claude Code wrote code, read a Roborock’s logs and ran tests for an automation intended to guide the robot out from beneath a narrow stairwell. The setup uses a Raspberry Pi running Home Assistant with a bridge to Google Home. When blocked, the robot backs up a few centimeters and tries other angles; the author says its position readings fluctuate, so there is no perfectly fixed path. The user reports that 10 out of 10 test runs successfully got the robot out, without independently verifying the claim.

    r/ClaudeAI · 🔥 0

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