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A spec, code and test workflow for ESP32 projects
Andreas Spiess shows how he builds ESP32 projects with Claude Code: write the spec, generate the code, then test on the board.
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Andreas Spiess shows his full workflow on a real project, a voice keyboard that types into any computer from an iPhone. He writes a specification first, has Claude Code generate the code, then tests it automatically.
The testing runs on an "ESP32 workbench": a Raspberry Pi that lets the agent program, flash and monitor ESP32 boards and test their Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The second half is a full walkthrough from installing Claude Code to testing the finished project.
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- YouTube: AI-Driven ESP32 Workflow (Spec → Code → Test) using Claude CodeVideo channel: Andreas SpiessPublished
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