Builder uses Claude Code to turn LILYGO T5 e-paper into home dashboard
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The ESP32-based T5 e-paper module displays house temperature and humidity baselines, air quality, astronomical events, and Hacker News AI/LLM items. The author built it with Claude Code after setting up miniflux RSS to cut algorithmic social feeds.
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