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version: "0.1.2"
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level: copilot
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processes:
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design: assist
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implementation: copilot
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testing: copilot
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documentation: assist
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review: assist
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deployment: none
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---
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This format is based on [AI-DECLARATION.md](https://ai-declaration.md/en/0.1.2).
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## Notes
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- The AI used is Claude Code, a coding agent working in the repository and on the connected board.
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- Design: I chose the entropy method from published papers, the feature set (per-source streams, health tests, statistics, bias amplifier, von Neumann toggles, GCP-format trials) and the radio and power modes. The AI summarized the papers, proposed options with trade-offs and sized the generators from measurements.
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- Implementation: the AI wrote the Verilog, the SAMD21 firmware, the patches to Arduino's WiFi and BLE libraries and the Python tools, asking before significant steps and following my choices.
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- Testing: the AI wrote the testbenches and API checks and ran the simulations, FPGA builds, uploads and statistical runs. I handled the hardware: cables, power sources, LED observations and phone and WiFi tests.
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- Documentation: the AI drafted the README, API reference and code comments on request; I edited and restructured them.
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- Review: I reviewed changes as they were made and approved commits and pushes; the AI checked its own work against simulations and hardware tests.
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- Deployment: there is no CI or release process; I decide when to push.
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