Wi-Fi Bridge for AiM Solo

This gives Codex, Claude Code, and other coding agents a way to talk to your AiM without taking your computer offline.

An ESP32 joins the AiM Wi-Fi while your computer stays on its normal network and talks to the bridge over USB.

This is designed to be the fastest way to get connected to your AiM with a coding agent and start building cool stuff with the lap data.

Agent-Guided Setup

Hit the big red copy button and let your agent do it for you. Clone delta-bridge, then copy the instructions below into Codex, Claude Code, opencode, or another coding agent.

Your agent will guide you through setting up Delta Bridge:

Check the required tools.
Build and flash the ESP32-S3.
Connect the bridge to the AiM Wi-Fi.
Verify the connection and pull your first session.

View GitHub

Set up Delta Bridge from https://github.com/spookysilly/delta-bridge.

If the repository is not already cloned, clone it and open the repository root.

Read README.md and AGENTS.md, then follow the Quick Start. Guide me through checking the required tools, building and flashing Delta Bridge to the connected ESP32-S3, connecting it to my AiM Wi-Fi, verifying the connection, listing sessions, and completing a first download.

Ask before flashing the board or joining Wi-Fi. Never erase the board, guess a serial port, or expose Wi-Fi credentials. When setup is complete, tell me what worked and how to use Delta Bridge again.

CLI

After setup, you or your agent can use the CLI to work with the connected AiM.

delta-bridge doctor
delta-bridge scan
delta-bridge connect <solo-wifi-name> --open
delta-bridge sessions
delta-bridge download all ./sessions

sessions lists what is on the AiM. download all saves every session to ./sessions and verifies each file.

Troubleshooting: If the bridge cannot connect or sessions do not appear, power-cycle the AiM logger and try again. This is especially useful when the logger’s Wi-Fi is set to Auto.