AI Hardware / Open-source AI device project
A blog post documenting an open-source, under-$40 take on OpenAI’s Codex Micro, built as an AI-assisted PCB routing and keyboard/macropad project.
The page clearly presents a real AI-adjacent hardware project with a specific outcome: an open-source Codex Micro clone called AgentPad13. It explains the goal, the constraints, the agent Marvin’s role, the routing problem, and the final board features, giving enough evidence for a useful directory listing.
This crawl doesn’t show the actual build repo, files, or configurator details, so visitors can’t yet tell how to reuse the design, what license it uses, or what parts and instructions are needed to build it.
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CrankGPT is a fully offline voice assistant built on a hand-crank-powered Raspberry Pi setup. The page explains the hardware stack, local speech recognition, on-device LLMs, text-to-speech, power smoothing, and latency measurements for running the system without cloud dependency.
A live demo and write-up showing a 3.16M-parameter INT4 transformer running entirely in on-chip memory on a Xilinx Kria KV260 FPGA, with measured token rates and hardware details.
