ESP32-Bit-Pirate brings hardware protocol debugging to the browser
Hacker News·1mo·geotp
A maker built a web-based CLI tool on the ESP32 microcontroller that handles multiple hardware communication protocols—I2C, SPI, UART, and others—without needing dedicated software. For hardware hackers and embedded developers, this cuts setup friction and makes protocol work more accessible from any machine with a browser.
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