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# Tufty 2350 Quiz & Dice Demo

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This sample MicroPython app demonstrates how a lightweight device can integrate directly with the Conducttr API to create an interactive, live-linked experience.

**Uses**

TEAMS\_URL = "<https://api.conducttr.com/v1.1/eagle/**teams>\*\*"
\
SMARTWORDS\_URL = "<https://api.conducttr.com/v1.1/eagle/**smartwords>\*\*"
\
MESSAGES\_URL = "<https://api.conducttr.com/v1.1/eagle/messages/**position>\*\*"
\
POL\_URL = "<https://api.conducttr.com/v1.1/eagle/**pol>\*\*"

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**What the app does**

The application runs on a Tufty 2350 device and performs the following:

1. Connects to WiFi and authenticates with the Conducttr API.
2. Retrieves team information and SmartWords content from the platform.
3. Parses SmartWords into:
   * Quiz questions and answers
   * Correct answer markers
   * Persona-driven screen messages
   * Dice result image URLs
4. Runs a timed multiple-choice quiz locally on the device.
5. Publishes dynamic content back into Conducttr using:
   * `/messages/position` for persona-led screen updates
   * `/pol` to start Pattern of Life stacks
6. Transitions into a dice-roll phase where:
   * Roll time is earned based on quiz performance
   * Dice results are animated locally
   * Jackpot logic can trigger a second PoL stack

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