It looks like the temperature/humidity sensor is a dongle: Grove TH Sensor
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So I went ahead and got a key for OpenAI. Following along with the tutorial at :
I get stuck at the point in Arduino IDE at selecting the board Seeed INDICATOR RP2040. The only Seeed device is the Seeed Studio XIAO MG24. If I select it, set the baud rate to 115,200 I get the following :
[0;32mI (771702) sensor-model: e[0;32mI (1171702) sensor-model: __sensor_history_data_update_callback: Tue May 12 19:36:59 2026e[0m
e[0;32mI (1172877) time: need update time viewe[0m
e[0;32mI (1172877) view: event: VIEW_EVENT_TIMEe[0m
e[0;32mI (1172878) time: Tue May 12 19:37:00 2026e[0m
e[0;32mI (1181702) sensor-model: __sensor_history_data_update_callback: Tue May 12 19:37:09 2026e[0m
e[0;32mI (1191702) sensor-model: __sensor_history_data_update_callback: Tue May 12 19:37:19 2026e[0m
e[0;32mI (1201702) sensor-model: __sensor_history_data_update_callback: Tue May 12 19:37:29 2026e[0m
e[0;32mI (1211702) sensor-model: __sensor_history_data_update_callback: Tue May 12 19:37:39 2026e[0m
Pasting in the command
openai_api -k {sk-your apikey}
results in this:
openai_api -k 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
e[0;31mE (1660842) cmd: out of 52 bytes :sk-proj-9DDnroA03Xc_m7ocPHY_LXGJBVSv6NB_h3-wGuQcSjsEzX6EsmdQHBY6SpzDjYfjzB5SDAHcAST3BlbkFJqfrQn19sRlYartxWdKjIRIImeyf47LJpEyCVKd1mbjdgU4lyoQuF7TsVir9dJH2cm-PiriCHsAe[0m
Command returned non-zero error code: 0xffffffff (ESP_FAIL)
Indicator>
Obviously I replaced my key with {sk-your apikey}
Running on a Mac if that makes a difference.
I forgot the key is shown in the above. Got an email within minutes from OpenAI saying my api key was spotted on the internet and it is now disabled. That is impressive.
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Ordered. Nice new toy to play with!
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Thanks! Waiting for a courier.
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My unit arrived 5 days ago....
I got bored with looking at the display with incorrect time on stock firmware; WiFi picks up correct time after reboot/initial connect, but then it would change back to incorrect time!?
So I tinkered with it, and with help from Claude, I currently have a basic dashboard to look at until the Web flasher software is released.
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Please share. Mine started out with the correct time, but it changed to being one hour later.
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How did you get to that point?
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Turned it on, and set the correct wifi connection
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How does it know anything about hubitat at that point?
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Think its the firmware?
Probably, but apparently I am not capable of finding the procedure to accomplish that.
What can you do, anyway?! 
Verrrrrry good question. Next?
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Ah, you ordered from @Ultrasmart.pl ?
I guess @fanmanrules received one of the initial batch of pre-flashed units as he went direct to Ultrasmart.pl.
I purchased my unit from The Pi Hut in the UK.
It sounds like you were successful in modifying it. Care to educate us?
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I installed OpenHASP nightly firmware and a AI written App/driver for Hubitat making use of Mak to create a custom dashboard to meet my personal setup and needs.
Edit: based on MQTT not MakerAPI
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Indeed I got it from @Ultrasmart.pl
It's my way of supporting this great project.
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