A simulated ESP32 board with a temperature sensor, an LED, and the Quilt engine running on it. The reactive graph runs on bare metal.
3 cells. 3.2 KB flash. 12 KB RAM. A complete reactive system on a $3 chip.
No allocator. No heap. The cell graph lives in a fixed-size static array. Deep sleep is just `core::arch::wasm32::unreachable!()`. Wake on a timer or a GPIO interrupt, run the engine, sleep again.
Connect to the Quilt mesh via esp-wifi (TCP/IP) or esp-ble (BLE). Sync cells with other devices. Run a tiny HTTP server (the cell graph) so a phone can read or write cells.