Clawd Mochi — Physical Claude Code Mascot

Clawd Mochi is a small animated desk companion inspired by Clawd — the pixel-crab mascot of Claude Code by Anthropic. It runs on an ESP32-C3 microcontroller paired with a 1.54" color TFT display and costs under $8 to build.You control it entirely from your phone browser — no app needed. Connect to the built-in WiFi hotspot, open 192.168.4.1, and tap buttons to switch between animated eye expressions, a Claude Code text display with a working terminal, and a free-draw canvas mode.What you need:ESP32-C3 Super Mini (~$2.50)ST7789 1.54" TFT 240×240 display (~$3.00)8 short jumper wires (8–10 cm)2× M2×6mm screwsTapeUSB-C cable for powerPrint settings:Material: PLA or PETGLayer height: 0.15–0.20mmInfill: 15% gyroidSupports: yes (display window overhang)Orientation: face-down, flat back on plateThe case has two parts — body and back plate. Suggested color: orange.Full wiring guide, Arduino sketch, and web controller source code on GitHub: github.com/yousifamanuel/clawd-mochiIndependent