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+ # Synapse Agriculture — Specifications
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+ Public specifications and contracts for the Synapse farm infrastructure platform.
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+
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+ ## Contents
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+
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+ - `sensor.wit` — WebAssembly Interface Types definition for the sensor module API. This is the immortal contract between MCU sensor firmware (WASM), field gateways, Houston services, and the browser frontend.
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+
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+ ## Addressing Scheme
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+
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+ Synapse uses a numeric addressing scheme: `{realm}.{layer}.{sublayer}.{instance}`
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+
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+ - Realm 0: Meta (protocols, contracts)
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+ - Realm 1: Farm (Build a Farm layers 0-10, field assets)
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+ - Realm 2: Governance (Board personas, decision-making)
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+ - Realm 3: Infrastructure (services, databases, proxies)
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+
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+ Alternate namespace: B (Board), S (Service), F (Field), P (Protocol)
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+
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+ ## License
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+ AGPL-3.0-or-later
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+ // Synapse Agriculture — Sensor Module Interface
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+ // This WIT definition is the IMMORTAL CONTRACT between:
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+ // - Guest: sensor WASM modules (runs on MCU/gateway/host)
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+ // - Host: wasm3 (MCU), wasmtime (gateway/host), browser VM
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+ //
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+ // Adding a new sensor type = add to this file, regen bindings,
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+ // type-check catches every integration point at compile time.
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+ //
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+ // Changing this file is a BREAKING CHANGE across the entire stack.
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+ // Treat it like a database migration — versioned, reviewed, irreversible.
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+
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+ package synapse:sensor@0.1.0;
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+
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+ /// Types shared across all sensor modules and host runtimes.
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+ /// These compile into synapse-core and are used everywhere.
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+ interface types {
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+ /// Sensor reading with metadata for provenance tracking
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+ record reading {
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+ /// Unix timestamp in milliseconds (from host clock or RTC)
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+ timestamp-ms: u64,
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+ /// Sensor channel identifier (maps to physical probe)
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+ channel: u8,
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+ /// Raw ADC or digital value before calibration
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+ raw-value: s32,
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+ /// Calibrated value as fixed-point (value * 1000)
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+ /// Using s32 instead of f32 because wasm3 soft-float
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+ /// on Cortex-M is slow and we don't need the precision
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+ calibrated-value: s32,
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+ /// Unit of measurement after calibration
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+ unit: measurement-unit,
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+ /// Quality/confidence flag from self-diagnostics
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+ quality: reading-quality,
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+ }
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+ /// Fixed-point calibration coefficients for linear cal:
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+ /// calibrated = (raw * slope / 1000) + (offset / 1000)
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+ /// Two-point cal: derive slope/offset from known standards
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+ record calibration {
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+ slope: s32, // multiplied by 1000
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+ offset: s32, // multiplied by 1000
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+ }
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+
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+ /// What physical quantity this reading represents
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+ enum measurement-unit {
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+ /// Water chemistry
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+ ph, // pH units (0-14)
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+ ec, // electrical conductivity, µS/cm
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+ dissolved-oxygen, // mg/L
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+ orp, // mV
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+ temperature-water, // °C * 1000
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+ /// Soil
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+ moisture-vwc, // volumetric water content, % * 1000
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+ temperature-soil, // °C * 1000
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+ /// Atmosphere
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+ temperature-air, // °C * 1000
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+ humidity, // % * 1000
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+ pressure, // hPa * 1000
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+ light-lux, // lux
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+ light-par, // µmol/m²/s (photosynthetically active)
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+ /// Power (Layer 7)
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+ voltage, // mV
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+ current, // mA
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+ power, // mW
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+ battery-soc, // state of charge, % * 10
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Self-diagnostic quality assessment
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+ enum reading-quality {
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+ good,
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+ degraded, // reading taken but outside expected range
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+ cal-needed, // calibration overdue or drift detected
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+ fault, // sensor not responding or shorted
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Configuration pushed from gateway to node
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+ record sensor-config {
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+ /// Sampling interval in seconds
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+ sample-interval-secs: u32,
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+ /// Which channels to read (bitmask, up to 8 channels)
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+ active-channels: u8,
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+ /// Per-channel calibration (indexed by channel number)
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+ calibrations: list<calibration>,
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+ }
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+
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+ /// Compact transmission payload for LoRa
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+ /// Designed to fit in a single LoRa packet (<= 242 bytes at SF7)
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+ record transmission-payload {
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+ /// Node identifier (unique per site)
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+ node-id: u16,
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+ /// Sequence number for dedup and gap detection
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+ sequence: u16,
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+ /// Battery voltage in mV (for power monitoring)
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+ battery-mv: u16,
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+ /// All readings from this sample cycle
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+ readings: list<reading>,
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /// Host functions provided TO the sensor module BY the runtime.
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+ /// The MCU firmware implements these against real hardware.
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+ /// The test harness implements them as mocks.
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+ /// The browser implements them as no-ops or simulations.
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+ interface host {
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+ use types.{reading, calibration};
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+ /// Read raw value from I2C sensor
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+ /// address: 7-bit I2C device address (e.g., 0x63 for Atlas pH)
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+ /// register: register to read from
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+ /// length: bytes to read (max 32)
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+ /// Returns: raw bytes from device, or error
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+ read-i2c: func(address: u8, register: u8, length: u8) -> result<list<u8>, sensor-error>;
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+ /// Read ADC channel (for analog sensors)
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+ /// channel: ADC channel number (0-7 on RP2350)
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+ /// Returns: raw 12-bit ADC value (0-4095)
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+ read-adc: func(channel: u8) -> result<u16, sensor-error>;
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+
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+ /// Get current timestamp from RTC or host clock
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+ get-timestamp-ms: func() -> u64;
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+
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+ /// Queue a LoRa transmission
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+ /// payload: CBOR-encoded bytes to transmit
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+ /// Returns: number of bytes queued, or error
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+ transmit: func(payload: list<u8>) -> result<u32, sensor-error>;
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+ /// Enter low-power sleep for specified duration
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+ /// The WASM module yields execution here; host handles
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+ /// actual MCU sleep modes (DORMANT on RP2350)
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+ sleep-ms: func(duration-ms: u32);
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+ /// Log a diagnostic message (forwarded to gateway if possible)
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+ /// Compiled out / no-op on MCU builds via feature flag
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+ log: func(level: log-level, message: string);
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+
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+ enum sensor-error {
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+ /// Device not responding on bus
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+ not-found,
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+ /// Bus arbitration failure
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+ bus-error,
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+ /// Device returned NAK
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+ nak,
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+ /// Read timed out
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+ timeout,
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+ /// Transmission queue full
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+ queue-full,
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+ /// Generic / unclassified
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+ other,
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+ }
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+
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+ enum log-level {
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+ debug,
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+ info,
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+ warn,
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+ error,
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /// The interface that every sensor module MUST implement.
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+ /// This is the guest-side contract — the "main" of the module.
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+ interface guest {
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+ use types.{reading, sensor-config, transmission-payload};
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+ /// Called once at boot. Host passes stored config.
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+ /// Module initializes internal state, validates config.
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+ /// Returns: true if init succeeded, false to signal fault.
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+ init: func(config: sensor-config) -> bool;
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+ /// Called each sample cycle by the host's main loop.
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+ /// Module reads sensors (via host.read-i2c / host.read-adc),
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+ /// applies calibration, builds readings list.
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+ /// Returns: payload ready for LoRa transmission.
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+ sample: func() -> transmission-payload;
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+ /// Called when gateway pushes new config (e.g., new cal values).
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+ /// Module validates and applies, returns success/failure.
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+ reconfigure: func(config: sensor-config) -> bool;
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+ /// Self-diagnostic. Module checks sensor responsiveness,
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+ /// validates readings against expected ranges, reports health.
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+ /// Returns: list of (channel, quality) pairs.
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+ diagnose: func() -> list<tuple<u8, reading-quality>>;
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+ use host.{sensor-error};
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+ /// Redeclare quality enum access for diagnose return
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+ use types.{reading-quality};
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+ }
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+ /// The complete world — wires guest to host.
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+ /// cargo-component uses this to generate the full bindings.
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+ world sensor-node {
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+ import host;
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+ export guest;
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+ }