Cut an ESP32 display’s wake time from 7s to 0.9s
Applying Anthropic’s “how we made it faster” method; battery life goes from ~1 month to ~10. Packaged as a Claude Code skill.
What it does: Applying Anthropic’s “how we made it faster” method; battery life goes from ~1 month to ~10. Packaged as a Claude Code skill.
Agent: Claude · Category: Hardware & IoT
Steps in brief:
- Apply Anthropic’s published speed-up method to your software (here a battery-powered ESP32 display).
- Measure wake time and battery impact before and after.
- Turn the method into a Claude Code skill to reuse on any software.
Who made it: Steve Dakh (X post, 12 Oct 2026) · source
Last updated · based on 336 use cases on agentsetups, each credited to its author.
Prompt for your agent
Goal: Make a slow device or program start faster. Setup: agents used in source: Claude; tools/MCPs stated: ESP32. Steps: 1. Apply Anthropic’s published speed-up method to your software (here a battery-powered ESP32 display). 2. Measure wake time and battery impact before and after. 3. Turn the method into a Claude Code skill to reuse on any software. Rules: ask me before anything irreversible (sending, posting, paying, deleting); don’t invent data, results or tools I haven’t given you; tell me what you couldn’t verify. Based on: Steve Dakh — https://x.com/stevedakh/status/2109702526845014040 (summarised from source; the source has no explicit step list)
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Agents, models and tools only what the source states
- Agents
- Claude
- Tools
- ESP32
Sources & credit
- Steve Dakh @stevedakh primaryX post · 12 Oct 2026https://x.com/stevedakh/status/2109702526845014040