# Sleuth & Solder

> Embedded systems consulting at the intersection of hardware, software, and fabrication.

This is a curated index of Sleuth & Solder for language models and agent tools. Each link points to a full page; descriptions come from the pages themselves.

## The Lab

- [Talking to Claude Code](https://sleuthandsolder.com/lab/talking-to-claude-code/): I wanted to talk to Claude Code and have it talk back — so I built Voiced, a local voice layer that lets me run my sessions hands-free, on my normal subscription.
- [Reviving the Smart ATX](https://sleuthandsolder.com/lab/reviving-the-smart-atx/): An old 3D-printed LED arch lamp, powered by a hacked ATX supply. Ported from Alexa to ESPHome.
- [Science vs. Engineering](https://sleuthandsolder.com/lab/science-vs-engineering/): How I dragged my family through a hurricane to lose a science fair — and finally learned the difference between science and engineering.
- [Building Glitchy: an open-source hardware hacking tool](https://sleuthandsolder.com/lab/glitchy/): An open-source ESP32 based tool for getting started with hardware hacking using power glitching and power analysis.

## Pages

- [About](https://sleuthandsolder.com/about/): Embedded systems engineer working at the intersection of hardware, software, and fabrication.
- [My Services](https://sleuthandsolder.com/my-services/): Independent embedded systems, hardware, and firmware consulting — hardware, software, and fabrication under one roof.
- [How I use AI](https://sleuthandsolder.com/how-i-use-ai/): How I use AI as an assistant and avoid creating 'slop'.
- [Contact](https://sleuthandsolder.com/contact/): Get in touch with Sleuth & Solder — email Jason directly about embedded, hardware, and AI-accelerated engineering work.