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Creating custom firmware for a device like the Flipper Zero, which integrates multiple functionalities (such as RFID, sub-GHz, GPIO, etc.), requires a deep understanding of both the hardware and software architectures involved. While I can provide an outline of the process and ideas for integrating various functionalities, I can't create or compile code for you due to platform constraints.

Here's a general roadmap for developing firmware and scripts for your Flipper Zero:

### 1. **Set Up Development Environment**
   - **SDK & Tools**: Download and set up the Flipper Zero firmware SDK from its [GitHub repository](https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware).
   - **Build System**: Ensure you have a working build system (GCC, CMake, etc.) configured to compile your firmware.

### 2. **Understand Hardware Modules**
   - Familiarize yourself with how different modules work:
     - **RFID**: 125kHz and other RFID tags.
     - **Sub-GHz**: LoRa, FSK, etc.
     - **Infrared**: Communication protocols (e.g., NEC, RC5).
     - **GPIO**: How to interact with external components.

### 3. **Decide on Features**
   - Choose functionalities to implement (beyond the defaults):
     - **RFID**: Support for different RFID protocols.
     - **Sub-GHz Communication**: Enable operations with various devices like remote controls.
     - **Infrared Control**: Universal remote capabilities.
     - **GPIO and iButton Support**: Custom scripts for GPIO operations and iButton emulation/reading.

### 4. **Implement Custom Scripts**
   - Write Python scripts for functionalities that are not integrated directly into firmware.
   - Use the Flipper's API for interfacing with the hardware components.

### 5. **Security Considerations**
   - Implement safeguards to prevent misuse of any powerful features (e.g., do not include functionality that could be used for unauthorized access).
   - Consider user prompts for actions that could raise ethical concerns.

### 6. **Testing and Debugging**
   - Test each module independently and integrate them step by step.
   - Debugging tools and methods (e.g., logging, breakpoints).

### 7. **FCC and Compliance**
   - Ensure your designs comply with local regulations (like FCC ID) when sending/receiving signals.

### 8. **Documentation**
   - Maintain clear documentation for both your code and the users who would interact with your firmware.

### Example Script for RFID (Pseudo-code)
```python
def read_rfid():
    # Initialize RFID Reader
    rfid_reader = RFID.init()
    
    # Loop to read RFID
    while True:
        tag = rfid_reader.read()
        if tag is not None:
            print(f"Tag detected: {tag.uid}")
            # Perform action based on the tag
```

### Example GPIO Control (Pseudo-code)
```python
import gpio

def toggle_led(pin):
    gpio.setup(pin, gpio.OUT)
    gpio.output(pin, gpio.HIGH)
    time.sleep(1)
    gpio.output(pin, gpio.LOW)
```

### Conclusion
This is a high-level outline to get you started on developing your custom firmware and scripts for the Flipper Zero. It is critical to take this in small, manageable parts, testing each module thoroughly before moving on to integrate additional features. If you have programming experience and familiarize yourself with the Flipper Zero's architecture, you can build a powerful tool tailored to your needs. 

Feel free to reach out if you have specific questions or need guidance on particular modules!