ESP Gauge 2.2.2

Physical gauges for your AI work, and standalone waveform generators.

• Discover Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode automatically, including Windows agent-lock handling. Choose working agents, CLI sessions, memory, tokens or the subscription quota windows actually available for the installed provider.
• Pair with a running local codeslop / T3 Code server for working agents, tasks needing attention, completed turns, tool calls and context-window usage.
• Sine, triangle, sawtooth and square-wave sources run on the ESP32 without the PC. Adjust their period and phase directly.
• Super Tracker food-price index, monthly/yearly movement and coverage, using the production supertracker.nz public API. Sources become available when that upcoming endpoint is live.
• Raw-value ranges support nonzero and negative starting points. Existing electrical calibration remains unchanged.
• Edits are held during installation, preventing changes from racing an app restart or firmware flash.
• Linux AppImages use a checksum-pinned compatible runtime and gzip compression, including support for existing AppImageLauncher 2 installations.

Update both the app and firmware through Settings → Updates to use waveforms. Existing settings are preserved. AI quota sources depend on the provider, account type and an existing login; absent data is shown as unavailable. Claude's five-hour and weekly quotas were verified on Linux; expired logins show an explanation instead of a fabricated reading.

Signed packages include Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, Windows x64 and Linux x64. Use the Linux AppImage for in-app updates. Publisher signing and macOS notarization are not configured; ESP Gauge verifies separate mandatory update signatures.