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Shrinking Berry's firmware data by a reported 27 KB

A Tasmota developer used Claude to redesign Berry's constant tables and maps, reporting a 27 KB flash reduction on ESP32 targets.

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  • Source byline s-hadinger Source ↗
  • Repository account arendst Source ↗

Earliest dated source: 14 Jun 2026

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The contribution changes the stored layout of Berry constants and read-only map nodes to reduce padding and per-entry storage. The developer credits Claude with design, implementation and debugging.

The post reports a 27 KB firmware reduction and matching output from the C and Python solidifiers, backed by a test suite and cross-validation. The reported firmware test was on ESP32 rather than ESP8266.

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  • Tasmota Project: Berry optimized solidified structures for code constants and mapsCode or repositorygithub.com
    Source byline: s-hadingerPublished 14 Jun 2026

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

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

    Linked in the post.

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