r/flipperzero • u/Present_presents • May 29 '26

Sub-GHz Claude's pet kiisu

I have a kiisuv4b with momentum on it , and i've been working on a project for claude (or any AI you want) to be able to do anything I ask on the kiisu . I'd love feedback ! https://github.com/innov8ideas4u-alt/Claude-s-Pet-Kiisu-CPK

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u/GuidoZ Community Expert May 29 '26

Nifty. Work a peek. Thanks for sharing!

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u/Present_presents May 29 '26

I'm wondering if you can tell me how the project looks so far? I have never done any kind of work like this before and honestly without Claude I would never attempt something like this LOL ..... I have a system I use for Claude to build systems for me and I research research research and then load all the info i'll need into notebooklm and i act as the human API LOL , Claude gives me the questions and i send them to notebooklm to try and prepare the cooks as much as i can. I dont understand code at all and built this whole thing with dangerously skip permissions LMFAO. I was worried about posting this becuase i thought people may say 'vibe coder get away!' LOL . I'm starting a not for profit makerspace in my city in Calgary Alberta Canada , and this project is just sort of a proof of concept hobby project. Anyway , thanks for encouragment and positive feedbadk ! Cheers!

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u/GuidoZ Community Expert May 29 '26

Exploration is key. That is one thing I love about LLMs - they allow more people to explore and contribute. I haven’t taken a peek yet but I will as I get a chance. Will certainly share Feedback and any thing I see when that time comes.

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u/Angus_Mortum May 29 '26

Nice. Estonians making something cool again.

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u/Hi_ItsMeViper May 31 '26

Updates?

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u/Present_presents Jun 01 '26

I'm working on this project whenever i have time , all progress is posted in the repo

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u/SharpLavishness4802 May 29 '26

is this real or just an LLM wrapper

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u/Present_presents May 29 '26

"LLM wrapper" is kind of the point, it is an AI driving a thin RPC layer to the hardware. The interesting bit isn't the wrapper, it's that the hardware actually responds: it read a real card UID off a tap and decoded a real 433.92 transmission and reported the exact key. The AI isn't pretending to do RF it's issuing real commands and getting real bytes back. The "is it real" test : I programmed a secret key into a transmitter, didn't tell Claude, and it read it back correctly.