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Vibe Watch

An M5Stack StopWatch as a wrist remote for AI coding agents.

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Vibe Watch
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By GOROman

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Build sheet

Board
M5Stack StopWatch (ESP32-S3, round display)
AI model or service
AI coding agents (Codex / Claude Code style) via push-to-talk
Difficulty
Intermediate

Overview

An M5Stack StopWatch shows six agent states at a glance, makes approve/reject physical, and puts Plan mode and push-to-talk on your wrist for running several AI coding sessions at once.

How it works

The round display shows six agent states; buttons approve or reject, switch Plan mode and push-to-talk across several coding sessions.

Hardware

  • M5Stack StopWatch (ESP32-S3, round display)

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