While measuring just 13 x 9.4 mm (slightly smaller than a microSD card), the board still packs two white LEDs, four capacitive touch buttons, and six GPIOs exposed through test pads. It is designed for bare-metal programming, custom USB HID projects, and USB packet experimentation. On the software side, the Comu development board is designed for lightweight bare-metal C/C++ development and works well with the ch32fun project.