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John Lauer Ghost Hand film (2 min) at the top of the page, with captions and chapters 14d27bc 1d ago
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Hydrogen, with weekly usage at thirty-three percent.

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One prompt: build Ghost Hand, a gadget that keeps a sensor faucet running.

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Sensor faucets fire tiny infrared pulses.

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Ghost Hand echoes each one back on 850 and 940 nanometre LEDs, fooling almost any brand.

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Claude drew the architecture, with the echo path in pure hardware.

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It learns each faucet's timeout, re-arms with the shortest blip, and stops after ten minutes.

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AI Flow builds the board, pulling parts like these tiny WS2812 LEDs from the Adom wiki.

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The main thread spun off a Codex thread for the case,

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and another Claude thread for the dashboard and the wiki.

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Placement lands live in KiCad, part by part, with no mouse.

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Then routing and copper pours, with zero DRC errors.

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Adom Fields checks every amp and every degree.

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The finished molecule: four corner pins seat it in an Adom workcell,

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and snap it into Codex's sealed pebble case, tilted twelve degrees at the faucet.

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The battery is a real Adafruit LiPo, leads plugged in, which caught a reversed connector, now fixed.

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Clear resin light pipes, the main one shaped like the Adom logo,

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and every light named by our UV fiber laser.

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The lights speak only when it matters: set down, plugged in, or low.

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USB-C charges it in about three hours.

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One charge: about nine hundred ten-minute sessions.

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No power button.

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Every part is priced on the public wiki page: about forty-nine dollars for one, twenty-two each for a hundred.

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Why an ATtiny over an STM32?

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It echoes in hardware and sleeps for years.

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Three AI threads, five fixes sent back to AI Flow, and usage went from thirty-three to forty percent.