Not the polished demo. The annoying bit.
Wrong GPIO, boot pin, 5V assumption, PSRAM or flash weirdness, library mismatch, timing bug, whatever.
If you’ve got one, drop:
- board or module
- what the AI told you
- what the board actually did
- the fix
I’m collecting the longer build logs in r/ChatGPTArduino too, but I’d like to hear the failures here first.
What has Claude actually done on your behalf, rather than just helping you do it?
I mean stuff where you gave it a goal and it went off and handled the work itself.
Has it ever:
I’m especially curious about projects where Cowork is connected to other apps/tools and can actually take actions, not just generate text or code.
What did you build, and how autonomous is it?
I’m curious what people here in Kuwait have made with stuff like Arduinos, ESP32s, Raspberry Pis, sensors, motors, displays and all that.
And I mean actual physical projects. Not hosting a server on a Raspberry Pi, making an LED blink, or wiring up a bulb and calling it a day. Those are fine for learning, but I wanna hear about the interesting stuff.
Robots, automated stuff around the house, weird machines, custom devices, games, security systems, things with motors, things that interact with the real world, or just completely unnecessary projects that were fun to build.
Especially the kind of project where you spend 3 weeks building a machine that saves you 4 seconds every day.
What did you build? What does it actually do? Was it useful, or did you mainly build it because you could?
Would also be cool to see pictures or videos if you have any.
I feel like I almost never hear about electronics or hardware projects people are making in Kuwait, so I’m genuinely curious what everyone here has built.
What has Claude Cowork actually done on your behalf, rather than just helping you do it?
I mean stuff where you gave it a goal and it went off and handled the work itself.
Has it ever:
I’m especially curious about projects where Cowork is connected to other apps/tools and can actually take actions, not just generate text or code.
What did you build, and how autonomous is it?
Has anyone here used Claude Cowork while working on an Arduino project?
I’m curious how useful it is for hardware projects, like writing the code, debugging issues, working with sensors and libraries, and figuring out why something refuses to work for absolutely no reason.
If you’ve tried it, what did you build? And how much did Cowork actually help?
What tasks have you ran through Claude Cowork that required computer use, and how long had it ran?
