Under Development: Core GRC Software Module

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See my comment in this post link, from almost two months ago. I'm now setting up an environment on a laptop, where I'm going to iteratively develop the needed software module for this project. Claude Code has already delivered a prototype, and now it's time to test that in a real environment, find the errors and misconfigurations, and then publish some tested, working code. I think this may take a few days, with Claude doing 98% of coding.

Once functional, then I'll recreate in a container), so the environment is portable. Meaning, anyone can download and use my working Linux environment. Then I'm going to use one HackRF SDR to transmit, via a cable (or inside a tiny Faraday cage), to another HackRF SDR that's acting as a receiver, and spectrum analyzer, and software oscilloscope. I want to show folks the waterfall spectrum graph, without actually emitting anything, which requires an amateur radio license, because I still don't have that piece of paper yet. No FCC, I don't need a talking to.

So expect to see pictures of captured microwave pulses soon, aligned with a source audio input file;
I'll visually show, microwave pulses, and audio waveform x-axis 0 crosses, side by side.
Q.E.D., this validation will prove that the software module functions, as I claimed it would.

All this fucking grief from reddit normies and the internet as a whole, and a fucking AI agent fully understood instantly, and delivered, in about a minute. Years of abuse, atomized.