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pairs, connects, walks the hr/stress/hrv/activity day cursors on the colmi ring family (r02/r03/r06/r09, r10) and banks every reply as raw. no encryption, no handshake — fixed 16-byte checksummed frames on one gatt service. declares no signals, same as oura — nothing here has touched real hardware yet.

sleep + spo2 live on a second gatt service with multi-packet reassembly, left for a later PR.

Summary by Sourcery

Enable experimental Colmi ring pairing and raw history synchronization without declaring unverified health measurements.

New Features:

  • Add experimental Colmi R02, R03, R06, R09, and R10 ring support for pairing, connection, battery reporting, and raw history collection.
  • Expose Colmi rings in device discovery, pairing, device management, and background synchronization flows.

Bug Fixes:

  • Improve device discovery by falling back to adapter-specific advertised-name matching when service UUIDs are unavailable.

Enhancements:

  • Archive Colmi replies as raw records without decoding them into health signals, while retaining battery status separately.

Tests:

  • Add coverage for Colmi frame checksums, BCD encoding, deterministic history requests, raw archiving, and the absence of decoded measurements.

PR Type

Enhancement


Description

  • Adds experimental pairing and connection support for the Colmi smart ring family (R02, R03, R06, R09, R10).

  • Banks raw history replies for battery, HR, stress, HRV, and activity without decoding them into metrics.

  • Extends device discovery to use a name-matching fallback for devices that drop service UUIDs from their advertising payload.

  • Adds the Colmi ring to the device picker UI with a disclaimer that it does not yet decode numbers.


Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  DevicePicker["Device Picker UI"] -- "Selects" --> ColmiAdapter["ColmiAdapter"]
  ColmiAdapter -- "Writes Commands" --> ColmiRing["Colmi Ring (BLE)"]
  ColmiRing -- "Raw Replies" --> ColmiAdapter
  ColmiAdapter -- "Banks Raw Data" --> Storage["Raw Archive"]
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File Walkthrough

Relevant files
Configuration changes
1 files
_registry.dart
Add Colmi ring to band registry and define UUIDs                 
+46/-1   
Enhancement
4 files
colmi.dart
Implement ColmiAdapter for raw history collection               
+272/-0 
device_picker.dart
Add Colmi ring to device picker UI                                             
+5/-2     
devices.dart
Register Colmi ring in sensor pairing list                             
+10/-2   
app_en.arb
Add localization strings for Colmi ring blurb                       
+4/-0     
Bug fix
1 files
hrs_link.dart
Use nameMatcher fallback for device discovery                       
+19/-2   
Tests
3 files
adapter_signals_registry_test.dart
Update registry test for ColmiAdapter                                       
+2/-0     
colmi_test.dart
Add tests for Colmi frame checksums and raw collection     
+121/-0 
band_registry_test.dart
Update registry test to expect colmi ID                                   
+1/-1     

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added support for pairing Colmi smart rings over Bluetooth.
    • Colmi rings can collect and store up to seven days of history.
    • Added Colmi device identification and pairing details in the device picker.
    • Added battery status reporting from Colmi rings.
  • Localization
    • Added English text describing Colmi rings.
  • Limitations
    • Collected history is stored as raw data and is not yet converted into readable health metrics.

adds the colmi ring family (r02/r03/r06/r09, colmi r10) as a notify-class
band. no encryption, no handshake — fixed 16-byte checksummed frames over
one gatt service. pairs, connects, walks the hr/stress/hrv/activity day
cursors and banks every reply frame as raw. nothing is decoded into a
metric — declares no signals, same as oura.

sleep + spo2 live on a separate gatt service with multi-packet
reassembly and are left for later.

also gives BandEntry.notify an optional name-matcher, same escape hatch
framed bands already have, since this ring advertises a stable name but
its service uuid isn't guaranteed to survive a truncated advertising
payload.
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Reviewer's Guide

Introduces an explicitly experimental, pairs-only Colmi ring adapter that discovers and connects through the primary GATT service, issues battery and seven-day history requests, and stores all replies as raw bytes without decoding signals; sleep/SpO2 handling remains deferred.

Sequence diagram for experimental Colmi ring pairing and history capture

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Picker as DevicePicker
    participant HrsLink as HrsLink
    participant Ring as ColmiRing
    participant Adapter as ColmiAdapter
    participant Store as RawSampleStore

    User->>Picker: Select Colmi ring
    Picker->>HrsLink: Scan and match service or name
    HrsLink->>Ring: Connect and discover GATT
    HrsLink->>Adapter: run(link)
    Adapter->>Ring: Subscribe kColmiNotifyChar
    Adapter->>Ring: write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(kColmiCmdBattery))
    Ring-->>Adapter: Battery reply frames
    Adapter->>Store: SampleBatch(raw: frames)
    loop Seven days
        Adapter->>Ring: write HR, stress, HRV history frames
        Ring-->>Adapter: Command-tagged reply frames
        Adapter->>Store: SampleBatch(raw: frames)
        Adapter->>Ring: write activity history frame
        Ring-->>Adapter: Activity reply frames
        Adapter->>Store: SampleBatch(raw: frames)
    end
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Flow diagram for Colmi fixed-frame raw reply handling

flowchart LR
    A[Build 16-byte frame] --> B[Write to kColmiWriteChar]
    B --> C[Receive on kColmiNotifyChar]
    C --> D{Reply command matches request?}
    D -->|yes| E[Collect until quietTimeout]
    D -->|no| F[Drop cross-talk frame]
    E --> G[Store raw frames]
    G --> H[No decoded signals]
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Change Details Files
Adds experimental Colmi ring discovery and pairing support for the primary command/notification GATT service.
  • Registers Colmi service and characteristics for matching and pairing.
  • Adds service matching with a device-name fallback for R02/R03/R06/R09 and R10 advertisements.
  • Exposes Colmi in device selection and profile UI without an authentication step.
  • Declares no analytics signals because the protocol has not been validated against hardware.
lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart
lib/ble/hrs_link.dart
lib/ui2/pairing/device_picker.dart
lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart
lib/l10n/app_en.arb
Implements raw Colmi command transport and seven-day history cursor walks.
  • Builds fixed 16-byte command frames with zero-padded payloads and an additive checksum.
  • Requests battery, HR, stress, HRV, and activity history using day offsets, timestamp bytes, and BCD dates.
  • Subscribes to notifications, collects command-tagged replies using first-reply and quiet-timeout windows, and archives frames as raw batches.
  • Leaves sleep/SpO2 multi-packet service handling and all signal decoding unimplemented.
lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart
Adds registry and adapter tests for the experimental integration.
  • Validates registry coverage and stable Colmi adapter registration.
  • Tests frame sizing/checksum behavior, BCD encoding, empty signals, deterministic clock injection, raw reply banking, and absence of offload checkpoints.
test/adapter_signals_registry_test.dart
test/adapters/colmi_test.dart
test/band_registry_test.dart

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📒 Files selected for processing (6)
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  • lib/sync/background_sync.dart
  • lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart
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Adds notify-only Colmi ring support. The adapter collects battery and seven-day history replies as raw events, registers Colmi discovery by GATT identifiers or name, and exposes pairing and localized device-picker metadata.

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Colmi ring support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Colmi protocol adapter
lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart
Adds Colmi command frames, checksum and date helpers, notification buffering, reply collection, battery reporting, and seven-day raw history collection.
Registry and device discovery
lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart, lib/ble/hrs_link.dart
Registers Colmi GATT identifiers and name matching. Discovery can select the Colmi entry from advertised or platform names when service UUID matching fails.
Pairing and device presentation
lib/l10n/app_en.arb, lib/ui2/pairing/device_picker.dart, lib/ui2/profile/devices.dart
Adds Colmi picker text, pairable-sensor registration, and sensor icon mapping.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to c057d

Colmi pairing and raw-history collection are added, but malformed BLE notifications can abort a sync and name-based discovery can retain an incorrect device classification. These issues should be corrected before merge.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant DevicePicker
  participant BLEScanner
  participant ColmiAdapter
  participant ColmiRing
  DevicePicker->>BLEScanner: scan for pairable sensors
  BLEScanner->>ColmiAdapter: match Colmi registry entry
  ColmiAdapter->>ColmiRing: subscribe and write history requests
  ColmiRing-->>ColmiAdapter: notify battery and history frames
  ColmiAdapter-->>DevicePicker: expose raw SampleBatch and BandNote events
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Hey - I've found 3 issues

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart" line_range="460-462" />
<code_context>
   timeAnchor: TimeAnchor.arrival,
 );

+/// This ring family advertises a stable name — `R0\d_*` (R02/R03/R06/R09) or
+/// `COLMI R10_*` — so matching on it is a fallback for whatever an
+/// advertising payload's service list drops. Whether a real ring's 31-byte
+/// advertising payload also carries `6e40fff0…` is unconfirmed without
+/// hardware, so this is belt-and-suspenders alongside the service filter, the
+/// same role `_nameContainsWhoop` plays for WHOOP 4. Takes the
+/// already-lowercased name.
+bool _looksLikeColmi(String lowercaseName) =>
+    RegExp(r'^r0\d_').hasMatch(lowercaseName) ||
+    lowercaseName.startsWith('colmi r10_');
+
+/// Colmi smart ring family (advertised as `R02_*`, `R03_*`, `R06_*`, `R09_*`,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** `_looksLikeColmi` classifies every lowercase name matching `r0\d_`, including R00, R01, R04, R05, R07, R08, and arbitrary non-Colmi devices, as a Colmi ring. The fallback therefore assigns the wrong adapter and pairing requirements to unrelated nearby devices.

**Triggers:** When another BLE device advertises a name beginning with an unsupported `R0x_` prefix and its service list is truncated or absent.

**Suggested fix:** Match only the documented model prefixes, such as `r02_`, `r03_`, `r06_`, `r09_`, and `colmi r10_`, or require an additional manufacturer/model check.

```suggestion
bool _looksLikeColmi(String lowercaseName) =>
    RegExp(r'^(?:r02_|r03_|r06_|r09_)').hasMatch(lowercaseName) ||
    lowercaseName.startsWith('colmi r10_');
```
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart" line_range="151-154" />
<code_context>
+  Stream<BandEvent> run(BandLink link) async* {
+    final inbox = _Inbox();
+    final sub = link.notify(kColmiNotifyChar).listen(
+          (rec) => inbox.add(Uint8List.fromList(rec.$2)),
+          onDone: inbox.close,
+          onError: (Object _) => inbox.close(),
+        );
+    try {
+      if (await link.write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(kColmiCmdBattery))) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The notification path assumes every received value is a non-empty, at least 16-byte frame, and indexes `f[0]` and `frames.last[1]` without checking length or checksum. A malformed, truncated, or empty BLE notification raises a range error and terminates the adapter session instead of being rejected or archived safely.

**Triggers:** When the peripheral or BLE stack delivers a truncated notification.

**Suggested fix:** Validate frame length and checksum before indexing, and handle invalid frames without terminating the session.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 3
<location path="test/adapters/colmi_test.dart" line_range="87-101" />
<code_context>
+    expect(kColmiAdapter.entry.isFramed, isFalse);
+  });
+
+  test('a paged history walk writes a day-cursor request per command and '
+      'banks every reply as raw, decoding nothing', () async {
+    final events = await _replay(nowSeconds: () => 1_800_000_000);
+    final samples = [
+      for (final e in events)
+        if (e is SampleBatch) ...e.samples,
+    ];
+    // The whole point: bytes are banked, nothing is decoded into a sample.
+    expect(samples, isEmpty);
+
+    final rawFrames = [
+      for (final e in events)
+        if (e is SampleBatch) ...?e.raw,
+    ];
+    expect(rawFrames, isNotEmpty);
+
+    final batteryNotes = events.whereType<BandNote>().where((n) => n.key == 'battery');
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The adapter walk test never asserts the number, command ids, day cursors, or payloads of the writes, so it passes even if the history loop is removed and only the battery request remains. The purported deterministic-clock test likewise checks only that some event exists and cannot detect an incorrect or missing cursor timestamp.

**Triggers:** When the Colmi history-walk implementation regresses while the battery request still produces an event.

**Suggested fix:** Assert the expected 29 writes, their command sequence, day offsets, activity BCD dates, and the HR timestamp bytes derived from the injected clock.
</issue_to_address>

Sourcery assessment

Needs a human reviewer. 3 findings to address first, and if the unverified command layouts, device matching, or reply handling are wrong, the adapter could persist incorrect raw frames or battery values and repeatedly issue ineffective read requests. Reverting prevents further collection, but already banked records would remain and need cleanup or reprocessing.

Blocking findings: lib/ble/adapters/_registry.dart:462, lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart:154, test/adapters/colmi_test.dart:101


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🔒 No security concerns identified
⚡ Recommended focus areas for review

DST Bug

The day-cursor arithmetic assumes a day is exactly 86400 seconds (nowSeconds() - day * 86400). If a DST transition occurred (e.g., a 23-hour or 25-hour day), subtracting multiples of 86400 seconds can land on the wrong calendar day when converted to local time via DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(..., isUtc: false). This will cause the BCD-encoded date bytes in the activity request to skip or duplicate a day. Use DateTime arithmetic (e.g., DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day - day)) instead.

final dayTs = nowSeconds() - day * 86400;

for (final cmd in const [
  kColmiCmdHrHistory,
  kColmiCmdStressHistory,
  kColmiCmdHrvHistory,
]) {
  final payload = cmd == kColmiCmdHrHistory
      ? <int>[day, ..._leBytes5(dayTs)]
      : <int>[day];
  if (!await link.write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(cmd, payload))) {
    link.log('colmi: write refused for '
        '0x${cmd.toRadixString(16)} (day $day).');
    continue;
  }
  final frames = await _collect(inbox, cmd, firstReplyTimeout, quietTimeout);
  if (frames.isNotEmpty) yield SampleBatch(const [], raw: frames);
}

final date =
    DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(dayTs * 1000, isUtc: false);
final activityPayload = <int>[
  colmiBcd(date.year % 100),
  colmiBcd(date.month),
  colmiBcd(date.day),
];

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Latest suggestions up to a0f83ac

Explore these optional code suggestions:

CategorySuggestion                                                                                                                                    Impact
Possible issue
Only reduce timeout after receiving a matching frame

The timeout is unconditionally reduced to quiet (800ms) even if the received frame
is dropped (e.g., an unsolicited battery push). This can cause the collection to end
prematurely before the actual reply arrives. Only reduce the timeout to quiet after
successfully receiving a matching frame.

lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart [225-232]

       // Every real frame is exactly 16 bytes; a short one is a truncated
       // notification, not this protocol's own reply, and dropped rather than
       // indexed — `f[0]` and, at the call site, `frames.last[1]` would
       // otherwise be a RangeError away from ending the whole sync early.
-      if (f.length == 16 && f[0] == cmd) out.add(f);
-      timeout = quiet;
+      if (f.length == 16 && f[0] == cmd) {
+        out.add(f);
+        timeout = quiet;
+      }
     }
   }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

__

Why: Unconditionally reducing the timeout to quiet when an interleaved, non-matching frame (like a battery push) arrives can cause the collection to prematurely abort before the actual first reply frame is received.

High
Use DateTime arithmetic for day offsets to support DST

Avoid assuming 86400 seconds per day, as this breaks across Daylight Saving Time
(DST) transitions. Instead, use DateTime arithmetic to subtract days in local time,
which correctly handles DST boundaries.

lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart [167-189]

       for (var day = 0; day < _kHistoryDays; day++) {
-        final dayTs = nowSeconds() - day * 86400;
+        final now = DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(nowSeconds() * 1000);
+        final date = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day - day, now.hour, now.minute, now.second);
+        final dayTs = date.millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000;
 
         for (final cmd in const [
           kColmiCmdHrHistory,
           kColmiCmdStressHistory,
           kColmiCmdHrvHistory,
         ]) {
           final payload = cmd == kColmiCmdHrHistory
               ? <int>[day, ..._leBytes5(dayTs)]
               : <int>[day];
           if (!await link.write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(cmd, payload))) {
             link.log('colmi: write refused for '
                 '0x${cmd.toRadixString(16)} (day $day).');
             continue;
           }
           final frames = await _collect(inbox, cmd, firstReplyTimeout, quietTimeout);
           if (frames.isNotEmpty) yield SampleBatch(const [], raw: frames);
         }
 
-        final date =
-            DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(dayTs * 1000, isUtc: false);
         final activityPayload = <int>[
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

__

Why: Subtracting exactly 86400 seconds per day can result in skipping or duplicating a day when crossing Daylight Saving Time boundaries, leading to incorrect date payloads. Using DateTime arithmetic correctly handles local time anomalies.

Medium

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Suggestions up to commit 53e68a3
CategorySuggestion                                                                                                                                    Impact
Possible issue
Prevent premature timeout on dropped frames

Only shrink the timeout to quiet after receiving at least one valid frame for the
requested command. If an unsolicited frame (like a battery push) arrives first and
is dropped, shrinking the timeout prematurely could cause the collection to abort
before the actual reply arrives.

lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart [222-231]

     while (true) {
       final f = await inbox.next(timeout);
       if (f == null) return out;
       // Every real frame is exactly 16 bytes; a short one is a truncated
       // notification, not this protocol's own reply, and dropped rather than
       // indexed — `f[0]` and, at the call site, `frames.last[1]` would
       // otherwise be a RangeError away from ending the whole sync early.
-      if (f.length == 16 && f[0] == cmd) out.add(f);
-      timeout = quiet;
+      if (f.length == 16 && f[0] == cmd) {
+        out.add(f);
+        timeout = quiet;
+      }
     }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

__

Why: This is an excellent catch. Shrinking the timeout to quiet after dropping an unsolicited frame could cause the collection to time out prematurely before the actual reply arrives.

High
Use DateTime arithmetic for day offsets

Avoid assuming 86400 seconds per day for day-length arithmetic, as it breaks across
Daylight Saving Time (DST) transitions. Use DateTime logical arithmetic to subtract
days safely and derive both the local date and the epoch timestamp.

lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart [167-189]

       for (var day = 0; day < _kHistoryDays; day++) {
-        final dayTs = nowSeconds() - day * 86400;
+        final now = DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(nowSeconds() * 1000);
+        final date = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day - day, now.hour, now.minute, now.second);
+        final dayTs = date.millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000;
 
         for (final cmd in const [
           kColmiCmdHrHistory,
           kColmiCmdStressHistory,
           kColmiCmdHrvHistory,
         ]) {
           final payload = cmd == kColmiCmdHrHistory
               ? <int>[day, ..._leBytes5(dayTs)]
               : <int>[day];
           if (!await link.write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(cmd, payload))) {
             link.log('colmi: write refused for '
                 '0x${cmd.toRadixString(16)} (day $day).');
             continue;
           }
           final frames = await _collect(inbox, cmd, firstReplyTimeout, quietTimeout);
           if (frames.isNotEmpty) yield SampleBatch(const [], raw: frames);
         }
 
-        final date =
-            DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(dayTs * 1000, isUtc: false);
         final activityPayload = <int>[
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

__

Why: While using DateTime arithmetic handles DST transitions better than subtracting 86400 seconds, this protocol's exact behavior is unconfirmed. Furthermore, applying this change independently would break the deterministic tests.

Low
Suggestions up to commit c057de1
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Use DateTime calendar math instead of 86400s for day offsets

Avoid assuming a day is exactly 86400 seconds, as this breaks across Daylight Saving
Time (DST) transitions and can cause calendar days to be skipped or duplicated.
Instead, use DateTime calendar math to subtract days safely and reuse the resulting
date object.

lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart [163-189]

       } else {
         link.log('colmi: battery request refused.');
       }
 
+      final now = DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(nowSeconds() * 1000, isUtc: false);
       for (var day = 0; day < _kHistoryDays; day++) {
-        final dayTs = nowSeconds() - day * 86400;
+        final date = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day - day, now.hour, now.minute, now.second);
+        final dayTs = date.millisecondsSinceEpoch ~/ 1000;
 
         for (final cmd in const [
           kColmiCmdHrHistory,
           kColmiCmdStressHistory,
           kColmiCmdHrvHistory,
         ]) {
           final payload = cmd == kColmiCmdHrHistory
               ? <int>[day, ..._leBytes5(dayTs)]
               : <int>[day];
           if (!await link.write(kColmiWriteChar, colmiFrame(cmd, payload))) {
             link.log('colmi: write refused for '
                 '0x${cmd.toRadixString(16)} (day $day).');
             continue;
           }
           final frames = await _collect(inbox, cmd, firstReplyTimeout, quietTimeout);
           if (frames.isNotEmpty) yield SampleBatch(const [], raw: frames);
         }
 
-        final date =
-            DateTime.fromMillisecondsSinceEpoch(dayTs * 1000, isUtc: false);
         final activityPayload = <int>[
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

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Why: Subtracting exactly 86400 seconds per day can cause issues across Daylight Saving Time (DST) transitions. Using DateTime calendar math is a safer approach for calculating previous days.

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In `@lib/ble/adapters/colmi.dart`:
- Around line 223-225: Update _collect to discard notification frames shorter
than the minimum required length before indexing f[0], and ensure run() cannot
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Persistent review updated to latest commit 53e68a3

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ColmiLink hosts the paired ring the same way OuraLink hosts the ring —
connect, drive ColmiAdapter.run(), bank the raw frames, disconnect — but
without a key/cursor/anchor to persist since this protocol has none. Wired
into the same background-sync piggyback as Oura and into the profile
devices screen's sync-now button, and forgetDevice now dispatches to it.

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Persistent review updated to latest commit a0f83ac

An unsolicited frame (a battery push mid-walk) that fails the
length/cmd check was still shrinking the wait to quiet, which could
end the collection before the real reply for the requested command
arrived.
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