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codelight v1.6.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Jul 17:30
v1.6.1
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codelight-v1.6.1.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.6.1.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.6.1.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.6.1.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.6.1.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.6.1.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.6.1.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.6.1

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codelight v1.6.0

codelight v1.6.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Jul 09:29
v1.6.0
d6bf985

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File Description
codelight-v1.6.0.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.6.0.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.6.0.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.6.0.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.6.0.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.6.0.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.6.0.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.5.1...v1.6.0

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codelight v1.5.1

codelight v1.5.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 12 Jul 14:32
v1.5.1
2e7b706

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File Description
codelight-v1.5.1.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.5.1.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.5.1.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.5.1.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.5.1.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.5.1.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.5.1.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.5.1

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codelight v1.5.0

codelight v1.5.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 11 Jul 23:33
v1.5.0
701e95d

Assets

File Description
codelight-v1.5.0.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.5.0.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.5.0.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.5.0.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.5.0.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.5.0.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.5.0.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.4.3...v1.5.0

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codelight v1.4.3

codelight v1.4.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 11 Jul 09:54
v1.4.3
b3af197

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File Description
codelight-v1.4.3.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.4.3.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.3.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.4.3.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.4.3.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.3.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.4.3.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.4.2...v1.4.3

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codelight v1.4.2

codelight v1.4.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Jul 20:26
v1.4.2
7aa94ed

Assets

File Description
codelight-v1.4.2.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.4.2.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.2.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.4.2.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.4.2.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.2.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.4.2.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.4.1...v1.4.2

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codelight v1.4.1

codelight v1.4.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Jul 18:46
v1.4.1
a6fa5ef

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File Description
codelight-v1.4.1.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.4.1.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.1.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.4.1.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.4.1.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.1.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.4.1.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1

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codelight v1.4.0

codelight v1.4.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Jul 15:16
v1.4.0
77daa5a

Assets

File Description
codelight-v1.4.0.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.4.0.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.0.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.4.0.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.4.0.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.4.0.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.4.0.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.3.1...v1.4.0

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codelight v1.3.1

codelight v1.3.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 09 Jul 13:23
v1.3.1
2902c10

Assets

File Description
codelight-v1.3.1.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.3.1.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.3.1.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.3.1.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.3.1.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.3.1.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.3.1.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.3.1

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.3.1

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codelight v1.3.0

codelight v1.3.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 09 Jul 13:05
v1.3.0
b629805

Assets

File Description
codelight-v1.3.0.bin ESP8266 firmware for GeekMagic Ultra
codelight-v1.3.0.bin.gz Same firmware, gzipped for legacy stock firmware OTA
codelight-bootstrap-v1.3.0.bin Bootstrap image for KR_SDP two-step install
codelight-v1.3.0.apk Android app + adaptive multi-agent widget
codelight-v1.3.0.vsix VS Code extension (status, usage, questions, and permission review)

See the README for full setup instructions.

Flash firmware (GeekMagic Ultra)

Stock OTA (no disassembly — works on a fresh device):

The buildAndOTAUpdate.sh script handles both stock firmware variants automatically:

./screen/buildAndOTAUpdate.sh 192.168.4.1
  • KR_SDP firmware (most devices bought after mid-2024): flash codelight-bootstrap-v1.3.0.bin via the stock /update_ota endpoint, then upload the main firmware via the bootstrap — the script does both steps automatically.
  • Legacy stock firmware: upload codelight-v1.3.0.bin.gz via http://192.168.4.1/update (the plain .bin exceeds the stock OTA staging area).

After flashing, connect the device to your network via the setup page at http://192.168.4.1.

Already running codelight:

  • Open the device's settings page and use the Firmware update form
    at the bottom (or go directly to http://<device>.local:81/update),
    then upload the .bin

Companion script

pip install websockets zeroconf dbus-fast   # dbus-fast optional: GNOME extension
python3 companion/codelight.py --name my-laptop

The screen and Android widget discover the companion automatically via mDNS.
The GNOME extension connects via D-Bus — no configuration needed.

Full Changelog: v1.2.1...v1.3.0

Full Changelog: v1.2.1...v1.3.0

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