ok so after waiting a while I see that APIs are pre-defined based on your activities you have programmed. Is there no option for individual devices? I also noticed that once I enabled the API it spun up an AWS Compute Cloud stack and that it was not secured by SLL and there are no API keys. I also noticed that when I disabled the API, the AWS CC stack remained and I was still able to send requests to it. The scenario here that really bothers me the most is that if you ever use this API on a public network, someone could very easily see your requests and just start turning all your stuff on and off any time they want, even if you have the API disabled. How was this even approved of for production??? This is insane and highly insecure!

I now see API Interface in the app settings but I don't see any documentation anywhere. Is the documentation available somewhere else?

This isn't the case... I've tried various 5v USB C sources and none of them will charge the X1. I've also tested to make sure 5v is coming out of the charger. If I stick a USB C to A adapter between the charger and cable, then it will work. There's something weird going on when using only a straight USB C to C cable with no adapters between the cable and power supply. The only thing I can think of is that an adapter provides a very small amount of resistance that forces it to work?

That's the thing, that's all a long press is. But on the X1 there's a clear delay between the 1st and 2nd (maybe even 3rd) repetition before it picks up speed in sending the repeated command. This causes any device that 'listens' for a long press to simply ignore it and treat it just as a repeated command. The long press function needs to happen within the first few signals or it's useless.