The C3 mini is LOLIN/WEMOS's small ESP32-C3 board: ESP32-C3FH4 (RISC-V single core, 160 MHz, 4 MB flash inside the chip package — no external flash module), 12 I/O pins, one addressable WS2812B RGB LED, a USB Type-C port and 3.3 V logic, all on a 34.3 x 25.4 mm footprint that is compatible with LOLIN D1 mini shields. It ships with MicroPython and also runs Arduino, CircuitPython and ESP-IDF.
Both edge-pad columns are mapped from the official pinout diagram, using the board's bare-number silkscreen (this board carries no A0-A5 labels): the left column runs EN / 3 / 2 / 1 / 0 / 4 / 5 / 3V3 top-to-bottom (the number pads 0-5 are the ADC-capable GPIO0-5) and the right column TX / RX / 10 / 8 / 7 / 6 / GND / VBUS (TX/RX are the datasheet's default GPIO21/GPIO20) — exactly the 12 digital I/O the spec table claims. How it trades against the Seeed XIAO ESP32C3 is laid out in C3 mini vs XIAO ESP32C3. Board controls, from the v2.1.0 board image and tutorial: a RST button bottom-left and Button 9 (BOOT, GPIO9); download mode is hold Button 9, press Reset, release Button 9 — the native-USB flow, with no USB-UART bridge documented. No power slide switch on the board front. The WS2812's drive pin is not stated on the page and stays unrecorded.
Search hygiene matters here: plenty of results for "C3 mini" belong to the unrelated, differently-branded "C3 SuperMini" boards that reuse the term. This record is only the LOLIN/WEMOS product, current schematic V2.1.0 (V1.0.0 is the previous revision, kept as a scoped revision entry). The schematic PDF's text is vector-outlined, so the pin order above follows the page's official pinout diagram instead. This page renders the MCUID data record.