@Kxrtik1315

the absolute worst part of dev is always the config but we survived it fr. spent way too much time in the slack api dashboard registering these slash commands one by one. but tbh looking at this list of all my bot’s commands mapped out with their descriptions is satisfying asf. got ping, help, catfact, joke, cybernetics, soccer, 8ball, dog, and roll fully registered so slack actually knows wtf to do when i type them. backend admin work is finally done, holy cramp. everything is completely locked in and ready for production.

bro writing out all this logic was a grind but finally all commands and coding is done 🗣️🔥 ten full slash commands slammed into index.js and the bolt app is officially ready for action. setting up the axios fetches for the random dog api and doing the javascript math for the dice rolls took a hot sec but the code is looking super clean. vs code terminal finally spitting out ‘kc16 bolt app is running and ready for action!’ is a massive w for today. stardance hours are pumped up and my fingers are dead fr. time to touch some grass.

Final Steps of PCB Completion!
Co-creator/Partner: @Art3mis

A Custom Gaming Handheld Inspired From Holocron Of Star Wars!

Creators : @Art3mis & @Kxrtik1315

Zero unrouted nets! 🎉 Just finished the complete PCB layout for the Project Holocron custom controller in KiCad. I routed 10 tactile switches, the MCP3008 ADC, and footprints for dual PSP-style thumbsticks across the front and back copper layers. After squashing a few final DRC keepout errors around the potentiometers, I finally got to render it in the 3D viewer. Seeing the physical board actually take shape is incredibly satisfying. 🚀

Co-creator/Partner: @Art3mis

Spent the day deep in the KiCad schematic editor working on Project Holocron’s core layout. We’re locking down the custom control architecture, signal routing, and interface subsystems so everything talks to each other smoothly. Keeping the exact pin mappings and wiring details close to the chest for now so nobody tries to clone our setup, but it’s coming together clean. Next up is sorting out footprints and jumping into the PCB editor to start routing copper!

Co-creator/Partner: @Art3mis

For this session, I designed and coded the main Command Server interface for the EnviroDeck X using Python and Tkinter. I implemented a multithreaded polling system to update environmental telemetry in real-time and built a fallback Simulation Mode so I can test the UI on my PC before migrating it to the Raspberry Pi. The dashboard features active security toggle buttons, a real-time console log, and live CPU diagnostics.

Building CoreX OS, a custom 32-bit x86 bare-metal operating system from scratch using C and Assembly, featuring a custom window manager, PS/2 mouse and keyboard drivers, a lock screen, and built-in GUI applications like Notes, Calculator, Snake, and a Drawing canvas.