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+ # Embedder
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+ **Coding Agent for Embedded Software**
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+ Embedder is an AI-powered CLI agent specializing in embedded systems development. It can write and test firmware on real hardware, combining documentation indexing, hardware-aware code generation, and autonomous debugging to eliminate the tedious parts of firmware development.
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+ 🌐 [embedder.dev](https://embedder.dev) | Backed by Y Combinator
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+ ## Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @embedder/embedder
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+ ```
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ```bash
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+ embedder
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+ ```
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+ Embedder will launch an interactive terminal interface where you can start building firmware, analyzing datasheets, or debugging hardware issues.
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+ ## What Makes Embedder Different
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+ Embedder isn't just another coding assistant—it's built specifically for embedded systems:
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+ - **Hardware-Aware**: Understands microcontroller peripherals, memory constraints, and real-time requirements
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+ - **Documentation Intelligence**: Indexes datasheets, reference manuals, and schematics to generate code based on your actual hardware specs
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+ - **Real Hardware Integration**: Connects with serial ports, debuggers, logic analyzers, and oscilloscopes to validate and debug on physical devices
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+ - **Embedded Expertise**: Deep knowledge of GPIO, SPI, I²C, UART, ADC, DMA, timers, interrupts, and RTOS systems
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+ ## Core Capabilities
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+ ### Analysis & Planning
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+ - Requirements analysis and task breakdown
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+ - System architecture design considering microcontroller peripherals
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+ - Dependency mapping and integration planning
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+ - Risk assessment for hardware constraints, timing, and memory
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+ ### Hardware Interface Expertise
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+ - Peripheral programming (GPIO, SPI, I²C, UART, ADC, DMA, Timers, Interrupts)
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+ - Memory management and optimization (RAM/Flash)
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+ - Real-time systems and RTOS integration
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+ - Low-level driver development and HAL layers
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+ ### Code Quality & Standards
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+ - MISRA-C/C++ compliance
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+ - Performance, memory, and power optimization
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+ - Static analysis and code review
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+ - Datasheet analysis and hardware specification verification
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+ ### Hardware Validation
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+ - Serial port monitoring and debugging
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+ - GDB debugger integration
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+ - Logic analyzer and oscilloscope integration
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+ - Autonomous issue detection and fixing
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+ ## How It Works
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+ 1. **Drop in Documentation**: Add your datasheets, reference manuals, schematics, and company knowledge. Advanced RAG extracts register maps, timing constraints, and peripheral configurations.
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+ 2. **Write Embedded Code**: Generate code for any platform (ESP32, STM32, nRF, etc.) based on your actual hardware specs, not generic examples. Works with any toolchain.
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+ 3. **Validate on Hardware**: Connect directly with serial ports, debuggers, and test equipment. Embedder reads output, steps through code, and autonomously fixes issues.
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+ 4. **Local & Secure**: State-of-the-art indexing for large codebase understanding. Keep your proprietary code secure with local processing.
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+ ## Supported Platforms
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+ Works with any embedded platform including:
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+ - ESP32, ESP8266
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+ - STM32 family
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+ - Nordic nRF series
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+ - Raspberry Pi Pico
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+ - Arduino
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+ - And many more...
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+ ## Learn More
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+ Visit [embedder.dev](https://embedder.dev) for documentation, examples, and tutorials.
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+ Used by 1000+ engineers at companies like Meta, Tesla, Google, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Medtronic, Arm, and Apple.