OpenLogi publishes a local-first Rust configurator that drives Logitech devices over HID++

Sources: OpenLogi project site, HN discussion
Summary: OpenLogi is a configurator for Logitech peripherals that speaks the HID++ protocol directly, keeps settings in a plain TOML file, and needs no account or vendor service. The project site states the implementation is Rust and that the project is not yet stable. Only the project's own site was read this run, so the implementation language, licensing, and supported device list rest on the project's own claims rather than on the repository.
Why it matters: Peripheral vendor software normally requires an account and ships telemetry, and this keeps configuration in a file under version control with device writes that stay on the machine.