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Tasmota's Berry runtime ported from C to Python
A Tasmota developer used Kiro and Claude to port the Berry runtime into Python, producing compatible generated source for the firmware toolchain.
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The developer says the port took less than a week with Kiro and Claude Opus. Its purpose is to move Berry's solidification step into the build toolchain, with byte-for-byte compatible generated source.
The contribution reports ESP32 testing and also moves int64 support into plain C. At the time of the post, solidification was not yet integrated into the toolchain.
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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- Tasmota Project: Berry solidification made possible with Python runtimeSource byline: s-hadingerPublished
The contributor’s pull request, including its AI disclosure and test notes.
- The code: github.comRepository account: arendst
Linked in the post.