Building ambitious hardware, one prompt at a time! Founder @AiSoldr + @compodenelec
Bengaluru, India
Joined September 2026
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Nice! Quick one before the battery goes in: use a LiPo with a protection circuit, and add reverse polarity protection. Plug a cell in backwards once and that fresh board is gone, no firmware bug needed 馃槄
Let's goooo!!!
The board works!!!!! 馃く
This is my first board build using @tscircuit
Will add the battery and buttons tomorrow, amazon didn't deliver on time
Congrats on the first boards! Before you plug anything in, beep every power rail to ground with a multimeter. Then do the first power-up on a bench supply with the current limit turned low. It's saved me from cooking parts on a bad footprint more than once.
i'm filming talk-to-camera reels now, so naturally the ESP32 is a teleprompter
prompt: "I want to build a teleprompter that smoothly scrolls my script upward in large readable text on an ESP32 with a 2.8 inch TFT."
gotcha with those two-colour 0.96" OLEDs: the colour is baked into the panel, not your code. the top 16 rows always glow yellow, the rest blue.
see the yellow strip on this one. anything that has to be one colour stays out of the top 16 rows
Go ahead and get your builds, directly shipped to you with one prompt!
Electronics projects shouldn鈥檛 fail in the cart.
Describe what you want to build. Compoden turns it into a compatible, purchasable BOM鈥攇rounded in parts we stock and checked before checkout.
Imagine it. Build it. Ship it.
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Kritish retweeted
Electronics projects shouldn鈥檛 fail in the cart.
Describe what you want to build. Compoden turns it into a compatible, purchasable BOM鈥攇rounded in parts we stock and checked before checkout.
Imagine it. Build it. Ship it.
compoden.com
Kritish retweeted
Most electronics shopping starts with a part number you had to find yourself.
We think that's backwards.
Describe what you're building - plain words, no part numbers - and get the parts that actually fit. In stock, shipped across India.
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the car is imaginary. the dashboard isn't. speedo and RPM running on demo data
prompt: "I want to build a car dashboard with an animated speedometer and RPM gauge running on demo data on an ESP32 with a 2.8 inch TFT."
asked for a rain alert and the agent flagged a mismatch in its own plan: the adapter it picked is micro-USB, the board wants USB-C.
it also wouldn't guess a battery runtime. honest > confident
vibe built a CCTV cam for our office.
one ESP32-CAM serving its own little page: live feed, a flash toggle and a snapshot button. that's the whole build
I also built Compoden, an electronics parts and kit store for India. Soldr agent works out the parts list, wiring and code for your idea, and Compoden ships those exact parts to your door. Idea to working hardware, end to end.
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