Temporal by curbol is a generative low-pro split with a smooth build pipeline
Designed by Curtis, it uses Choc v1 switches, reversible PCBs, and optional encoders. The PCB allows snapping off outer pinky columns to reduce key count, and everything builds from a single command.
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