Hi Product Hunt, I'm the developer of HardwareOS. You describe a hardware project in plain English, for example "a weather station with a small screen". HardwareOS picks a board and parts, wires them, writes the firmware and compiles it for the exact board. The desktop app builds, flashes and debugs it. Pins, voltages and I2C addresses come from a catalog where each record links to the datasheet or vendor page it was read from. A solver checks the wiring before any code is written. If a part is not in the catalog, the plan says so and shows a warning. You can try the plan step at hardwareos.ai with no account. It is a public beta. The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows shows a warning at install. I would like your feedback on one thing: does the plan look right for a project you have built before? If a pin, voltage or part is wrong, tell me which one and I will fix it.

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Describe a device. Get wiring, firmware and sources.

Describe a device. Get wiring, firmware and sources.