RuView: rvCSI Platform Extraction and Modularization

RuView completed a major refactoring to extract the rvCSI edge RF sensing platform into a standalone repository, removing over 11,000 lines of inline code and establishing it as an independent project with comprehensive documentation.

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  • Show: RuView
  • Published: 2026-05-13T10:02:51Z
  • Audio duration: PT1M59S

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Good morning, this is RuView for Friday, May 13th, 2026.

rUv merged three pull requests completing a significant architectural refactoring of the rvCSI edge RF sensing platform.

First, PR 542 introduced comprehensive design documentation for rvCSI, a Rust-first RF sensing runtime that normalizes WiFi channel state information from multiple hardware sources including Nexmon, ESP32, Intel, and Atheros adapters. The pull request added 13,484 lines including a complete product requirements…

Next, PR 543 established rvCSI as a vendor submodule, following the existing pattern used for ruvector and other dependencies. This sets up the foundation for external distribution.

Finally, PR 544 completed the extraction by removing all inline rvCSI code from the main repository - over 11,800 lines across 57 files. The platform now operates as a standalone project at github.com/ruvnet/rvcsi, published to crates.io as rvcsi packages version 0.3.x and to npm as @ruv/rvcsi. The extraction…

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