Clawdmeter Case - desk buddy for Claude Code

Model Overview & Print Notes

A little robot body for the Clawdmeter , the desk gadget that keeps an eye on Claude for you.   On its own it shows how much of your usage is left. Paired with the Claude Session Browser it can do more: it acts out as a pixel character what Claude is doing right now, whether that's thinking, writing code, waiting for your permission or running out of usage. Two parts, no screws and no glue: the back cover simply clips on.   What it holds The Waveshare ESP32-C6-Touch-AMOLED-2.16 , the board this case was sized for. An S3 version with the same 2.16" AMOLED panel may fit as well, but I didn't have one to test. If you try it, let me know and I'll note it here.   Other Waveshare boards will not fit, for example the 4" ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-4. Check the remixes for those. Assembly 1. Pull off the back cover 2. Gently press the board in from the back, display facing forward 3. Clip the back cover back on   Rack / Dock An optional stand that holds the case with the USB-C cable routed underneath. It only fits this case. If your cable's plug housing is too bulky for the standard rack, print the XL version.   Printing The body needs supports. Each profile contains the settings I used, so slicing it as-is should be all you need.   The software behind it The device and its firmware are the work of Hermann Björgvin: https://github.com/HermannBjorgvin/Clawdmeter. You'll find the flashing instructions in his repository. On its own, the device picks what to show based on how fast your usage is being used up.   If you only want the usage meter, his firmware is all you need, and nothing below applies to you. If you want it to react to what Claude Code is doing, like thinking, writing code, waiting for your permission or running out of usage, you need two things, both   Windows only but Fork for MAC and Linux: - Claude Session Browser: https://github.com/juppeee/claude-session-browser, the app that reads your sessions and sends the status over Bluetooth - My firmware fork: https://github.com/juppeee/Clawdmeter (branch csb-buddy), which adds the extra animations and the payload field the app talks to   Flash the fork instead of Hermann's build. Everything else about flashing stays the same.     All of it is free. The Session Browser is open source (MIT).   Unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic

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