
Uno R4 WiFi
Check health, toggle the built-in LED, and write ASCII text to the matrix. Stock and repaired console-mux profiles have separate builds.
openlaunch is an open source bridge for ChatGPT, Codex, and other agents. Run it on your machine, pair a board, and choose what the agent can do. Start with a health check, an LED, or a message on your Uno's matrix.

Check health, toggle the built-in LED, and write ASCII text to the matrix. Stock and repaired console-mux profiles have separate builds.

Run the Go agent on a 4GB or 8GB Model B. The real runtime reports health.
Generated hardware illustrations. Use the manufacturer pinouts for wiring.
Install Node 24+ and Git, then run one command. The installer builds and starts your local console.
curl -fsSL https://www.openlaunch.dev/install.sh | bashStart the bridge and connect Codex →Start the local bridge, open the console, and create an enrollment. Use the board's setup guide to pair it, then grant your agent a capability and request health.
Enrollment expires in 10 minutes and can be used once. Pairing doesn't grant agent access. Commands poll every 10 seconds; inspect the completed result.
Protocol, auth, HTTP, MCP, and hardware adapters are independent packages. Add a capability or another device without tying firmware to an AI provider.
Start with local setup. See the connection guide for agent access and the verification page for tested capabilities.