The latest Aiden firmware update focuses on developer experience improvements, including native support for Anthropic's Claude models. The release also introduces a new Docker sandbox that allows development without physical hardware.
- Native Anthropic support enables selecting Claude models directly in the config page with streaming and tool calls.
- A new Docker sandbox runs Config Web and Agent Web without a dev board, connecting to MobileGym/ADB.
- Two HDMI bridge chips are now supported: RK628D (up to 1080p60) and TC358743, with auto-detection.
- Python packages now persist across sessions instead of disappearing on restart.
- Provider switching remembers the last model to reduce manual configuration syncing between LLM/TTS/STT.
These changes aim to reduce friction for developers building against the agent by improving tooling and configuration management.