I'm having it build the software to run a raspberry pi and using a local llm and opencode. the display code is fugly, and i regret nothing about how it'll look

I'm having it build the software to run a raspberry pi and using a local llm and opencode. the display code is fugly, and i regret nothing about how it'll look inside nor do I want to know all the stupid requirements. We improved it'd render speed by finding a github example using numpy. It uses jinja to render user generated templates for the ui. The only problem it runs into is the bizarre BGRA or RGB or whatever color mapping between screen and frame buffer; it absolutely has no idea what it does when it's right. It also thinks there's some magic around the bits per pixel. I do not really care, as this thing won't ever be extended beyond display some text and a few graphics. So why do I need it taking up space in my brain. A lot of little projects are a lot easier now, but corpos who think this will be a magic want to their largesse of badly maintained code are gonna have trouble.