A Unix-shaped shell for your watch: sensors as files, pipes and scripts, readings posted to a hub you run.
CubioShell turns a Garmin watch into something you drive like a small computer. Sensors are files: cat /dev/baro reads the barometer, cat /proc/sensors takes every sensor at once, and everything composes the way a shell composes: pipes, sample, stats, grep, redirection into files that survive, and scripts written on the watch itself from the same wheel the prompt uses.
Installing is free and the shell is complete without a licence. The licence buys sending: post, queue, sync and harvest, to a hub you run over trusted HTTPS. Three connection profiles hold a base URL, a path, a body format and an auth mode; the format is what the hub speaks, CubioShell's own envelope, named records for Node-RED and friends, or ThingsBoard telemetry. Batches carry a sequence number and stay spooled until acknowledged, and harvesting delivers what the watch recorded while the app was shut.
A general tool for whatever measures: a room, a machine, a boat. One activation, then offline forever. The full manual is under Documentation below.
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