doseconceptprototype

DOSE Home Station is a prototype project centered on a simple launcher script, DOSE.sh. According to the README, the intended workflow is to double-click DOSE.sh, choose "Execute in Terminal", and the program runs. The first run installs required dependencies, and subsequent runs check for updates automatically. The interface supports pressing Esc to exit and tapping a "D" button in the bottom right to switch modes. The README also includes a short Python snippet for testing an MPR121 capacitive touch sensor over I2C using the board, busio, and adafruit_mpr121 libraries. The snippet creates an MPR121 instance on the default I2C bus and repeatedly prints which of the 12 touch channels are currently active, polling every 0.3 seconds. This indicates the prototype is intended for Raspberry Pi-style hardware with an Adafruit MPR121 breakout. Beyond these details, the README does not describe the application's purpose, the meaning of the modes, the hardware enclosure, or any user-facing features. The repository name and description ("DOSE PROTOTYPE SOFTWARE") suggest an early-stage prototype rather than a finished product. No license, contribution guidelines, screenshots, or configuration options are documented in the provided material.