jeltz CLAUDE.md

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Project instructions for Jeltz, an open-source MCP gateway that connects AI assistants to physical devices such as sensors and actuators.

In plain words
What is it for?
They are for developing, testing, linting, type-checking, configuring, and running Jeltz device gateways and profiles.
Why use it?
They give developers the project's architecture, supported tools, development commands, and device-management workflow in one place.

Instructions file

Install

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CLAUDE.md · 63 lines

How it starts

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CLAUDE.md

Jeltz is an open source MCP gateway that connects AI assistants to physical devices (sensors, actuators, edge ML boards). Python framework, runs on Linux (Pi, IQ9, laptop), translates between MCP protocol and native device protocols.

See @README.md for project overview. See @ARCHITECTURE.md for detailed design decisions and rationale.

Tech stack

Python 3.11+, mcp SDK, pyserial, paho-mqtt, tomllib, click, pydantic, aiosqlite, pytest + pytest-asyncio, hatch build system.

Commands

# Development
hatch run test       # Run test suite (367 tests, mock adapter, no hardware needed)
hatch run lint       # Ruff linter
hatch run typecheck  # Mypy

# CLI (all working)
jeltz init [directory]        # Scaffold a new Jeltz project with mock profile
jeltz start -p profiles      # Start MCP gateway (stdio transport)
jeltz daemon -p profiles     # Long-running daemon: background recording + HTTP
jeltz chat -p profiles       # Interactive chat with a local LLM (requires openai pkg)
jeltz status -p profiles     # Show connected devices and health
jeltz test <profile.toml>    # Test a single device connection
jeltz add-device <file.toml> # Validate and copy a profile into profiles/
# All commands accept -v (INFO) or -vv (DEBUG) for verbose logging

Hard constraints

IMPORTANT: These are non-negotiable for v1.

  • MCP runs on the gateway, NEVER on leaf devices. Microcontrollers speak native protocols (serial, MQTT). The gateway translates.
  • Fleet reasoning is the value. Jeltz is not a dashboard replacement. Every feature should enable multi-device correlation, anomaly interpretation, and cross-device investigation — not single-sensor reads. The aggregator generates fleet-level tools (fleet.list_devices, fleet.get_all_readings, fleet.get_history, fleet.search_anomalies) alongside per-device tools.
  • SQLite for time-series storage. The gateway stores every sensor reading locally. Without history, there is no drift detection, no baseline comparison, no anomaly search. fleet.get_history and fleet.search_anomalies query this store. Use aiosqlite for async access. IMPORTANT: Data retention must be configurable and enforced from day one — default 30 days full resolution, 1 year downsampled hourly. A cleanup job runs on gateway startup and periodically. Never ship storage without retention.
  • Pure Python. No Rust, no compiled extensions, no C bindings. Use pyserial, paho-mqtt, etc.
  • TOML for device profiles, not YAML. Profiles have Python handler escape hatches for complex protocols via a handler field.
  • Gateway aggregates, not proxies. Single unified MCP endpoint. Tools are namespaced: device_name.tool_name.

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jeltz CLAUDE.md is an instructions file published in the GitHub repository heath0xFF/jeltz (4 stars, last pushed 5mo ago), licensed Apache-2.0. It adds 842 tokens to every session, about $0.0042 per session on Opus 5. A static security scan graded it A with 0 findings. No closer match exists in the catalogue, so it is treated as the original; first seen 2026-08-31.