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Image: github.com · Description: Two independent reliability fixes for the MFRC522 (RC522) driver, found while debugging a real device: LoadAvg climbing toward its ceiling: idle polling every 250ms was hitting the r...

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An RFID reader given lower-load polling and recovery logic

A contributor used Claude Code to repair Tasmota’s RC522 reader driver after debugging excessive polling load and reliability problems on a real device.

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  • Source byline bogdik Source ↗
  • Repository account arendst Source ↗

Earliest dated source: 22 Sept 2026

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A contributor used Claude Code to repair Tasmota’s RC522 reader driver after debugging excessive polling load and reliability problems on a real device.

The change reduces idle polling work and adds self-recovery handling. The contribution marks ESP32 testing as complete, while leaving ESP8266 testing unchecked.

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  • Tasmota Project: RC522: throttle idle polling and add self-healing watchdogCode or repositorygithub.com
    Source byline: bogdikPublished 22 Sept 2026

    The contributor’s pull request, including its AI disclosure and test notes.

  • The code: github.comCode or repositorygithub.com
    Repository account: arendst

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