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this is a [deep breath] M5 Stick S3 acting as a frontend for Gemini Flash 3.1 Live, running via a CloudFlare worker, with tools to set device settings (brightness, volume, power), web fetch / search, and vector search (of tldraw docs) via cf's Vectorize. crazy low latency, push to... show more

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