Add a standalone Pico2W image reusing the configured nonconnectable wake
burst without Bluepad32, controller-host profiles, Classic/LE-central
roles, connection pools, pairing or writable TLV storage. Explicitly
disable and verify Classic inquiry/page scan before declaring readiness.
Keep the original controller firmware and captured wake identity unchanged.
Expose bounded SPWB1 CDC commands with exactly-once request IDs, explicit
failures and radio progress independent of serial backpressure. Add the
cross-platform switch-pico-wake script with strict preflight, bounded I/O,
no automatic rebroadcast, status-only mode and preserved uncertain-outcome
metadata. Standard USB serial requires no WinUSB/Zadig binding.
Add isolated --wake-only build/publication selection and document setup,
backup and physical-BOOTSEL recovery. Validate776 tests, focused framing
and lifecycle cases, ELF isolation and actual CDC operation on only the
new board. One burst completed in2.095s; malformed/status/reconnect input
and same-ID replay caused no additional broadcast. Original Pico untouched.
Private firmware images, console configuration and backups are excluded.
Queue correlated, volatile wake requests for the BTstack owner and expose
read-only completion state. Keep the controller chord, captured identity,
pairings, profiles, HD settings and existing wake burst unchanged.
Add Python API and wake CLI with bounded waits, explicit failure outcomes
and no automatic broadcast retries. Avoid importing SDL just to obtain
fixed sensor IDs so USB automation has clean output and no SDL dependency.
Windows libusb cannot control hub roots. Expose only INFO/WAKE on each
native child's existing vendor Interface 1 with isolated control state;
retain hub/HID drivers, descriptors and identities. Add safe sibling-aware
Windows discovery and a packaged Windows libusb runtime. Document manual
WinUSB binding to Interface 1 only and migrate examples to find_wake_pico.
Validate with 713 tests, 10 firmware/probe builds, Windows x64 wheel
resolution on Python 3.9/3.11, and a real child-interface wake burst on
Linux (2.03 s, no controller, no failures). Device/configuration descriptors,
serials and persistent state matched before/after. Physical Windows
hardware/driver operation remains unverified on this Linux workstation.
SDL3 includes a dedicated 8BitDo HIDAPI driver with native gyro/accel sensor support, which SDL2 lacked.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
