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speakersafetyd is a Rust system daemon that implements a software Smart Amp speaker protection model for Apple Silicon Macs running Linux. It reads voltage and current sense (V/ISENSE) data from a TAS2764-class codec via an ALSA capture PCM, simulates voice coil and magnet temperatures using per-machine configurable thermal parameters, and reduces speaker volume through ALSA mixer controls when temperatures approach limits. The daemon is fail-safe by design: the kernel keeps speakers volume-limited until the daemon writes an unlock magic value, and any panic causes the daemon to exit so the kernel can restore the safe state.
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