Write firmware and test its behavior on a digital twin.
# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://labwired.com/install | bash
labwired agent# Windows (PowerShell)
irm https://labwired.com/install.ps1 | iex
labwired agentThen enter this prompt:
Blink the LED and test it on the twin.
LabWired Agent can find board information, write firmware, repair failures, and check expected behavior. It reports what it observed and what it could not test.
LabWired Agent is optional. It does not install LabWired Core. Existing Core installations and data stay in place.
- Install, update, or remove the Agent
- Use the Agent for a firmware task
- Understand verification results
- Develop and test this repository
- Legal (Privacy & Terms)
- Product depth (required)
- Embedder parity
- Security
- Self-host / airgap
| Pack | Job |
|---|---|
| develop | Default firmware create, modify, compile, twin-check, repair, and report workflow |
| golden-path | First-session guide; delegates firmware work to develop |
| bringup | Board + part knowledge (labwired_part / labwired_datasheet) |
| import-circuit | Schematic/diagram → twin pack (catalog-honest) |
| prove | Twin verify → green only via the twin check |
| observe | Plots from run elements |
| desk-hw | Flash + serial marker → desk green only |
Start firmware creation, modification, and repair with develop. Use golden-path for first-session onboarding.
Twin green and desk green are separate claims. Never treat a desk check as twin green. Exact status names: docs/VERIFY.md.
Hosted LabWired Agent, MCP, and model gateway are covered by:
See docs/LEGAL.md. Contact: contact@labwired.com · privacy@labwired.com · security@labwired.com
MIT. See LICENSE. Open-source kit license is separate from hosted service Terms.