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The creator of cleanyourtv published a prompt for modifying a TV using Claude Code

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The creator of cleanyourtv published a prompt on GitHub that, according to his description, he used to have Claude Code modify a TV over Wi-Fi and create a simple home screen with apps. The solution does not require root access, but it is still in development.

Gathin T., the creator of cleanyourtv, published a prompt on GitHub for modifying a smart TV interface using Claude Code. According to his description, the tool modified his parents’ TV over Wi-Fi and created a simple home screen containing only their apps. Dissatisfaction with ads in the original interface prompted the change.

The cleanyourtv project promises to remove unnecessary preinstalled apps and replace the home screen on devices running Android TV or Google TV. According to the article, the modification does not require root access and preserves the option to restore factory settings. However, the solution is still in development, and users are still checking how it works across different TV platforms.

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The published prompt provides a concrete starting point for using Claude Code to modify home electronics. TV owners can consider simpler access to their apps; however, the promised breadth of support does not mean the solution has been verified to work on every device.

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If ads and a cluttered interface on your TV bother you, the project shows a way to replace the home screen with a simple selection of your own apps.

What to do Before making any modifications, review the published prompt for the cleanyourtv project and check whether your TV is supported.
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