Luma Smart Light

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https://smart-led.664110310060.workers.dev/ # Luma Smart Light Luma controls the ESP32's onboard GPIO2 (D2) LED. It supports brightness and blink controls, Thai/English light commands, browser speech recognition, and spoken replies. A rule-based interpreter handles clear commands; a small Ollama model on a Raspberry Pi is a guarded fallback. The project does not use a paid AI API. ## Architecture | Component | Responsibility | | --- | --- | | ESP32 | Owns the physical LED and exposes a LAN-only HTTP API. | | Raspberry Pi 5 (4 GB) | Runs Ollama `qwen3:0.6b` plus a lightweight Tailscale network helper. No website, SQLite, or TTS runs on the Pi. | | Cloudflare Workers static assets | Hosts the main control website, a separate `/api/` guide for friends, and pre-rendered female Thai reply clips. | | Render | Hosts the authenticated `/api/v1/*` backend and precomputed Thai TTS replies on the free plan. Its free filesystem is temporary. | | Friend's website | Implements its own frontend and calls the authenticated `/api/v1/*` API. | The static frontend is live at [smart-led.664110310060.workers.dev](https://smart-led.664110310060.workers.dev/), including its [API guide](https://smart-led.664110310060.workers.dev/api/). The Render API is live at [luma-api-5c0a.onrender.com](https://luma-api-5c0a.onrender.com/health); the owner reports that LED commands work end-to-end. A Thai speech fix is awaiting redeployment and live verification. The Pi's Tailscale IP was `100.102.252.5` and the ESP32 answered at `192.168.1.108` on 202

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