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This was referenced Mar 15, 2026
…ght be later in qmk firmware
This was referenced Mar 20, 2026
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This is a port of the CH579M chip as i have a cheap macropad with that chip that does not support qmk.
This port is a pre-req QMK.
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This is heavily AI (Claude) assisted as this is not an area i am familiar with. I've marked WIP as I'm still working on the QMK part and there may be further tweaks needed at time of PR QMK Compiles, and is recognised by the host system, and qmk console can connect to keyboard.
This has enough now that QMK can build and work. There might be other features people want e.g. BLE etc but i dont have a board with that so cant test and i have scrubbed this boards Analog keys so i am now limited in what i can do without bodge wires.