Hey, you’re always juggling a dozen projects at once—got any plans to test a prototype on the fly? I’ve been sketching out a self‑healing circuit that’s all logic and little room for chaos, but I could use a sanity check from someone who lives on the edge.

Nice, so you want me to build a test harness that automatically detects failure and toggles a latch. I’ll set up a watchdog timer on the microcontroller, but I’ll still manually verify the reset circuitry each time—can't trust an automated reset if it might latch at the wrong voltage. Also, I’ll write a script to log each iteration and flag any anomalous state changes so I can pinpoint the exact moment the logic hiccups. This way I get the rapid iteration you want, but I keep the data trail clean and avoid the “perfection trap.”