👋 Welcome to the Tiny Software Engineer community!

[jamro]

Tiny Software Engineer is a small physical robot that brings your AI coding agent to life on your desk.

It sits at its tiny computer and reacts to what the agent is doing: reading, thinking, writing code, and celebrating when the job is done. 🤖💻

The project combines 3D printing, ESP32, servos, electronics, and software integrations, and it’s still actively being built.

💬 This is the place to…

💡 Share an idea
Have an idea for a new movement, animation, integration, or hardware improvement? Start a discussion in Ideas.

🙋 Ask a question
Building your own robot or having trouble with hardware, printing, assembly, or software? Use Q&A.

🤖 Show what you’ve built
Built your own Tiny Software Engineer? Modified the design? Added something ridiculous? Please show it in Show and tell — photos and videos are very welcome.

📣 Follow the project
I’ll post development updates, new features, prototypes, and important releases in Announcements.

🐛 Found a bug?
If you’ve found a reproducible software or hardware issue, please open a GitHub Issue.

🛠️ The project is still evolving

Some parts will change. Some ideas will fail. Some prints will definitely end up in the trash.

That’s part of the fun.

Feedback, experiments, contributions, weird ideas, and improvements are all welcome.

Thanks for being here... and let’s build some tiny coworkers. 🤖

[POkorji]

Really amazing tech here

[cravengarden]

Great project. I haven't yet started to build as I would like to future proof it for other developments I might want to make and share back. The servo fixings are obvious but I'm struggling to find where the pcb's and speaker etc goes. I'm thinking of camera addition. Could you let me know where the electronics all fit in?

[jamro]

Thanks! Tiny Engineer definitely deserves a proper assembly guide... I just added to the backlog 🙂

In the meantime, I’ve added some details on where and how to mount the PCBs and speaker here: #16.

And a camera sounds like a great addition. Would love to see what you come up with!

[cravengarden]

Thanks for this, it's helped a lot. I'll let you know how I get on.