Image: youtube.com · Video thumbnail: YouTube: Someone gave Claude Code a Mochi face 🤖 #claudecode #esp32 #dasaimochi #vibecoding
A 3D-printed Clawd with a face on an ESP32-C3
A printed Claude mascot with a 240x240 screen on an ESP32-C3 got new firmware so it breathes, blinks and reacts.
Credits
- Video channel AppMunchies Source ↗
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The full story
Clawd Mochi is a 3D-printed Claude mascot with a 240x240 screen on an ESP32-C3, designed by Yousuf Amanuel. A fan rewrote its firmware so the face reacts to a Claude Code session: it mumbles while Claude thinks, flashes yellow when a permission prompt needs attention and celebrates when a task finishes.
The new firmware also adds a clock, focus timer, usage display, PC stats, weather, calendar and notifications, all over USB. Both the original and the new firmware are open source.
Parts and cost
- ESP32-C3 board
- 240×240 round display
- 3D-printed Clawd Mochi case
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Sources
From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- YouTube: Someone gave Claude Code a Mochi face 🤖 #claudecode #esp32 #dasaimochi #vibecodingVideo channel: AppMunchiesPublished
A short demo video, with links to the original hardware and the new firmware.