Hacked TV with Claude Code gets a d1-3B decision model for intent-first control
maximelabonne · x · 2026-10-19
Developer harshitsatija, inspired by @doooyle, used Claude Code to hack his smart TV — stripping out ads, bloatware and laggy UI — then wired in Liquid AI's d1-3B decision model that opens the right app and sends the right ADB commands based on user intent, making the TV content-first instead of apps-first. The original author also turned the screensaver into a dashboard showing revenue, calendar, weather and Stripe payment alerts.
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