Ma, no wires!

Oh, forgot to mention: the uart1 debug also is also available over Wifi, or at least the last 1KB is:

>require("ESP8266").printLog()
 29487> net_esp8266: resolving h.voneicken.com
 29491> net_esp8266: connecting socket 4 to 192.168.0.3:4567
 29494> net_esp8266: socket 4 connected
 29505> net_esp8266: socket 4 disconnected
 29505> net_esp8266: freeing espconn 0x3fff8a38/0x3fff8b50 for socket 4
 29514> net_esp8266: socket 4 close acknowledged
 29514> net_esp8266: freeing socket 4
 29525> net_esp8266: resolving h.voneicken.com
 29541> net_esp8266: connecting socket 5 to 192.168.0.3:4567
 29548> net_esp8266: socket 5 connected
 29572> net_esp8266: socket 5 disconnected
 29572> net_esp8266: freeing espconn 0x3fff8a38/0x3fff8b50 for socket 5
 29592> net_esp8266: socket 5 close acknowledged
 29592> net_esp8266: freeing socket 5
 29607> net_esp8266: resolving h.voneicken.com
 29616> net_esp8266: connecting socket 6 to 192.168.0.3:4567
 29623> net_esp8266: socket 6 connected
 29644> net_esp8266: socket 6 disconnected
 29644> net_esp8266: freeing espconn 0x3fff8a38/0x3fff8b50 for socket 6
 29652> net_esp8266: socket 6 close acknowledged
 29653> net_esp8266: freeing socket 6
=undefined

There's also a readLog() function that returns one line at the time from the log and can be used in some JS to ship the log off. I'm hoping to add something to do that more built-in... Not sure whether I should spring for syslog or simply send raw text packets that one can receive using nc.