How this repository is put together

The Helrig Box's firmware is ToneRelay, an open-source Wi-Fi relay for Helix pedals by Mark Peskett. What makes a ToneRelay build a Helrig Box is a small profile (profile/): the names the box shows the network (Helrig Box e7fb0b, helrigbox.local), the page it serves for Wi-Fi setup, and its defaults (relay-only on). Everything else, the relay, the USB handling and the Wi-Fi code, is ToneRelay's, and improvements to it go back to ToneRelay.

The box carries the pedal's USB transfers and does not interpret them; Helrig is the only thing that speaks the pedal's protocol. The contract between the two is ToneRelay's docs/raw-relay-protocol.md.

Path	What it is
`profile/profile.c`	The Helrig Box's names and defaults.
`profile/setup.html`	The setup and status page the box serves (about 9 KB, no network requests, the logo inline).
`brand/`	The lockup, icon and diagram SVGs, and the brief the setup page follows. Helrig's artwork: see `NOTICE.md`.
`scripts/build.sh`, `scripts/flash.sh`	Build ToneRelay with this profile; flash it, and optionally clear the box's settings.
`hardware/casing/`	The 3D-printable case (STL files, previews and print notes), an adaptation of a CC BY 4.0 model: see `NOTICE.md`.
`scripts/package-web.sh`	Split the build into the parts the web flasher writes.
`web/`	The site at box.helrig.com, deployed by Vercel: the overview, the web flasher (`/flash`, from `web/flash.template.html`) and the docs, which `build-docs.mjs` builds from `README.md`, `docs/` and `hardware/`, all with the same navbar (releasing).
`third_party/ToneRelay`	ToneRelay's source, pinned (a submodule). Until the changes this depends on are merged upstream, it points at a fork.