wireclaw

Configure and automate ESP32 IoT devices with persistent rules and device registration.

171|43|Updated Feb 9, 2026
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Skill: wireclaw
Source: https://github.com/M64GitHub/WireClaw/tree/main/skill/wireclaw
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/M64GitHub/WireClaw --skill wireclaw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Enables users to control and automate physical devices connected to ESP32 microcontrollers without complex programming.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Device Management: Register, list, and remove hardware components such as sensors, relays, and serial devices.
  • Automation Rules: Create persistent, event-driven rules for hardware interactions like turning on LEDs or triggering relays based on sensor inputs.
  • Use Case: Set up an ESP32 to automatically turn on a relay when motion is detected, or send a Telegram alert if temperature exceeds a threshold.

Quick Start

Use the wireclaw skill to create an automation rule that turns on a relay when motion is detected by registering the device and setting a rule.

Frequently Asked Questions about wireclaw

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I configure ESP32 device automation without writing complex code?

ESP32 hardware automation is configured by registering physical components like sensors and relays, then defining persistent event-driven rules that trigger actuator actions based on sensor inputs.

Can I trigger a relay on my ESP32 based on a motion sensor input?

Yes, you can trigger an ESP32 relay based on motion sensor input by registering both devices and creating an event-driven automation rule that links the motion detection event to the relay actuation.

What is the best way to manage IoT device registration for ESP32 microcontrollers?

The best way to manage ESP32 IoT devices is using a framework that provides explicit functions to register, list, and remove hardware components like sensors and serial devices within a centralized configuration.

Does this approach support sending alerts when a sensor exceeds a threshold?

Yes, this approach supports sending alerts when a sensor exceeds a threshold by creating an event-driven automation rule that triggers external notifications like a Telegram alert based on sensor data.

How do I set up persistent rules for physical hardware control?

You set up persistent rules for physical hardware control by defining event-driven interactions within the framework that continuously map sensor inputs to actuator outputs without requiring complex reprogramming.