Raspberry Pi Maker

Plan, wire, debug, and ship Raspberry Pi projects with authoritative docs and practical safety checks.

openclaw plugins install clawhub:raspberry-pi-maker

What it does

• Finds official Raspberry Pi documentation and manufacturer datasheets.
• Compares boards by compute, connectivity, form factor, and best fit.
• Maps BCM GPIO numbers to physical pins on the 40-pin header.
• Builds project plans, test paths, lifecycle checklists, and experiment logs.

Try asking:

• “Compare Pi 5, Zero 2 W, and Pico 2 W for a battery-powered sensor.”
• “Find the official datasheet for this component.”
• “Check this wiring before I apply power.”
• “Give me a test and deployment plan for this build.”

OpenClaw tools

Tool	Job
pi_project_plan	Turn an idea into a build and test plan.
pi_resource_search	Search 78 reviewed board, accessory, component, software, and datasheet sources.
pi_board_compare	Compare indexed Raspberry Pi boards.
pi_lifecycle_guide	Move a project from selection through retirement.
pi_pin_lookup	Look up 40-pin header pins.
pi_wiring_safety_check	Flag common wiring risks for review.
pi_experiment_log_template	Create a repeatable lab record.
pi_laptop_discovery_snapshot	Inspect connected USB, serial, storage, and local-network clues.

Safety scope

Raspberry Pi GPIO uses 3.3V logic. Never connect 5V to a GPIO input or drive motors, relays, mains voltage, or high-current loads directly from a GPIO pin.

The plugin is advisory and intentionally non-actuating. It does not flash firmware, change GPIO state, mount disks, open SSH sessions, or write user files. Verify the exact board, module, wiring, and current datasheet before applying power.

Inside

• An authoritative resource catalog with publisher, source, lifecycle, and safety metadata.
• Beginner-to-advanced project guides and troubleshooting playbooks.
• Pin-map, experiment-log, and systemd handoff templates.
• One complete LED and button logger example.

Publicly accessible documentation is not necessarily public domain. This project links to publisher-hosted sources and respects their licensing terms.

Compatibility

• OpenClaw >=2026.5.22
• Node.js >=22

Development

npm test
npm run plugin:validate

See Contributing, Security, and the changelog.

MIT © Sergio Pesch