nhero — Aftermarket Dispenser Network

What it does

nhero frames pill-dispensing hardware as networked devices. It provides conceptual primitives (killdispenser), a Pi-hole–style routing layer (nhero-pyhole), name-scrambling/derangement mappings, and confidential-asset supply tracking using cryptographic primitives. The skill documents architecture, hardware targets, and implementation notes for integrating, intercepting, and controlling dispenser schedules.

When to use it

Use nhero when designing or researching projects that treat physical dispensers as programmable network endpoints — for prototyping supply-control, auditability, or experimental routing of dispensing events. It’s intended for hardware research, secure supply tracking, and custom firmware/integration work.

What's included

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• Instructions: conceptual architecture, hierarchy of subcomponents (killdispenser, pyhole routing, scramble index), cryptographic supply-tracking notes, and hardware targets (Hero Model 100).

Compatible agents

Primarily documentation-level guidance; useful for agents that support code review, hardware-reverse-engineering workflows, or research assistants (e.g., Claude/Copilot-style agents).