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IoT Development with kiro: Part 1. STM32 on Zephyr
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IoT Development with kiro: Part 1. STM32 on Zephyr

via Dev.toAkira Tateishi1mo ago

Summary English AI-Assisted Zephyr RTOS Development Environment Setup Successfully set up a Zephyr development environment for STM32 Nucleo-L433RC-P board on Linux ARM64 (Ubuntu on Parallels) with Kiro CLI assistance. Despite working in an officially unsupported environment, multiple technical challenges were efficiently resolved through Kiro's support. Key challenges and solutions: Kiro IDE incompatible with ARM64 → Used VSCode + Kiro CLI alternative Workspace initialization trust error with Zephyr IDE → Kiro identified root causes and suggested manual venv creation Flash runner compatibility issue (openocd-stm32 unsupported) → Kiro recommended switching to standard openocd runner and automatically modified configuration files The environment setup, which typically requires advanced technical knowledge, was completed quickly thanks to Kiro's accurate error analysis and command execution support. Future enhancement through Steering/Specs/Skills features to provide IoT/hardware domain k

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