Master can speak the same framed protobuf protocol over NimBLE or UART; goTool gains -ble, ble-rtt, and ble-stream timing checks for ESP-NOW coexistence.
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Expose multitap parameters over UART/ESP-NOW (like deadzone), store per node in NVS, and allow get/set from CLI, REST, and the dashboard without poll-overwrite while editing.
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Expose the command via goTool CLI/REST and dashboard controls so log verbosity can be tuned without reflashing.
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Go exits on Ctrl+C without running defers, leaving the serial port locked; register shutdown hooks for serve and CLI commands.
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Replace separate accel/tap snapshot UART commands with one clients[] response
that omits unsubscribed fields; remove snapshot handlers and CLI commands.
Add goTool/docs for WebSocket streams and REST; tap-snapshot REST uses CACHE_STATUS.
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Combine cached accel and tap in one low-overhead master command for ~16 ms
host polling. The dashboard uses a single live-stream toggle plus per-slave
accel-stream controls; fix live_stream state so polling is not cleared every
slow client refresh.
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Slaves forward configured tap kinds to the master; goTool exposes CLI, dashboard, REST, and WebSocket with separate notify vs receive and 2s display cache.
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Slaves push BMA456 samples at 16ms when enabled; the master caches per
client and exposes ACCEL_SNAPSHOT and ACCEL_STREAM over UART. goTool adds
dashboard stream controls, HTTP accel-stream routes, and an external
WebSocket API with per-connection receive/interval and slave stream commands.
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Expose MessageType 24 with protobuf response (success, x, y, z in raw LSB),
firmware handler with mutex-safe I2C read, goTool `accel` CLI, and docs.
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Stop the main-loop digit demo so host-driven display persists; expose
clear/progress/digit modes with RGB and intensity via protobuf and goTool.
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Expose OTA_SLAVE_PROGRESS on the master, track per-slave state during
distribution, run ESP-NOW OTA in a background task so the host can poll
while slaves update, and show master/slave progress in the dashboard
with table layout and faster WebSocket refresh during uploads.
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Firmware buffers 200-byte chunks into 4 KiB blocks for esp_ota_write; goTool
uploads with per-block ACK flow control and larger UART buffers to avoid stalls.
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Serve polls the master over UART and pushes live state via WebSocket;
reopens the serial port when the device is unplugged and comes back.
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Bench configs define command and console serial paths; scenarios can
reset nodes via esptool before tests. Smoke resets all nodes then waits
for ESP-NOW join.
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JSON configs describe network and node MACs; scenarios run command
sequences with expect checks. Share UART client API across CLI and tests.
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Register slaves from recv src_addr instead of protobuf mac bytes, add
ESPNOW_UNICAST_TEST for path verification, restore unicast deadzone, and
expose unicast-test in goTool.
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Filter BMA456 logs by configurable LSB threshold; master can set deadzone
for local sensor or slaves using ACCEL_DEADZONE (UART) and ESP-NOW broadcast
until unicast delivery is restored.
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Refactor into version/clients subcommands with shared serial framing
to list registered slaves from the master over UART.
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Framed protobuf client for /dev/ttyUSB0 at 921600 baud with generated
uart_messages types matching the device protocol.
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