What problem does it solve? Setting up a household wall dashboard on a Raspberry Pi requires minting a bearer token, shipping it securely to the Pi, installing packages over ssh, and registering scheduled card producers — all while the agent runs in the cloud and cannot reach the home network directly. This Skill orchestrates that entire setup through the owner's Mac via Plow Latch, with a no-Mac fallback path. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Token minting and shipping: Runs mint_wall_token.py to idempotently mint the dashboard bearer token, persist it to the agent's dotenv, and write pi.env and dashboard.hdr files (mode 600) that are shipped whole via Latch file writes — never through chat or argv. - Pi bring-up through Latch: Probes ssh key auth, runs package installation and the updater bootstrap on the Pi, ships the env file, restarts the viewer, and verifies via /api/version; includes a no-Mac fallback where the owner runs the lines themselves. - Cron registration and proof: Registers the seven scheduled card producers, runs all five card producers immediately (alert, affirmation, weather, digest, sports), reads every card back from the Pi, and runs the calendar feed once to approve its Latch argv. - Use Case: The owner texts their life-assistant agent asking to set up the kitchen wall display; the agent mints the token, brings the Pi up through their Mac, fills all five cards, and confirms the wall is live. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant in your private one-to-one thread to set up your wall dashboard on your Raspberry Pi.
