Status: Public scaffold. Release status: scaffolded. License review required.
Francisco Abner Rivera / Franzabner
Embedded / Pico / RP2350 public reference lane
This repository is a public-safe embedded reference for explaining why RP2350 / Pico 2 PIO can be useful for deterministic peripheral communication. It is a scaffold for educational notes, synthetic examples, and review discipline around PIO-driven I2C concepts.
It is not a release of production firmware. It is not the private YOSO-YAi implementation. It does not publish sealed board files, production pin maps, private firmware internals, or operational rack details.
| Proof Area | Public Evidence |
|---|---|
| Embedded architecture reasoning | PIO is explained as a deterministic peripheral tool, not a vague feature claim |
| Public-safe extraction discipline | The repo separates educational concepts from sealed implementation |
| Status accuracy | The repo is labeled as scaffolded until examples are reviewed and completed |
| Proof routing | The repo connects the embedded lane back to the Franzabner proof stack |
- franzabner-proof-stack - public navigation and proof-routing spine.
- engineering-agent-review-gates - review gates for AI-assisted engineering work.
- public-pcb-review-checklist - electrical / PCB review discipline.
This repo may contain:
- Educational explanations of PIO and I2C concepts.
- Synthetic examples that do not expose a private product design.
- Review notes for embedded reference documentation.
- Public-safe comparisons between fixed-function peripherals and PIO state machines.
This repo must not contain:
- Production firmware internals.
- Sealed YOSO-YAi board integration.
- BOMs, Gerbers, pin maps, routing files, or private schematics.
- Credentials, tokens, endpoints, private paths, or infrastructure topology.
- Claims that the reference is deployed, certified, manufacturing-ready, or production-ready.
- Public scaffold.
- Release status: scaffolded.
- Human review required before release claims, license changes, external references, or code examples that resemble private implementation.
The public lesson is the method.
The sealed implementation stays sealed.