esp32-development
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Build, configure, flash, test, debug, and recover firmware for ESP32-family boards, including ESP-IDF C/C++, Arduino/PlatformIO, MicroPython, CircuitPython, ESPHome, Zephyr, Rust, and NuttX. Use when identifying an ESP32 board, choosing a framework, wiring GPIO or peripheral buses, integrating sensors or actuators, diagnosing serial/boot/power/network failures, planning OTA and production security, or automating hardware tests and fault injection. Do not use as a substitute for the exact board schematic, SoC datasheet, or attached component datasheet.
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