Tag: plugins
Letta Office Hours: Discord Channel, Custom Plugins, Letta City Sim, and a Special Guest
Office hours covers Discord channels, custom plugins, schedules, policy boundaries, Letta City Sim, model updates, and a long Q&A on memory, context, and agents.
Sätteri plugin that turns GitHub links into badges
Learn how to build a simple yet delightful Sätteri plugin that automatically transforms plain GitHub profile links into stylish, badge-like links with profile images.
Feature Workflow Updates: Driving Features on Autopilot and More
Three patch releases in one evening — how using my own plugin on a real project surfaced a confusing schema field, an internally inconsistent verdict, and the case for state as a first-class concept.
Moving the Reviewer to GitHub
Things move fast. I recently wrote about using the adversarial models with my feature-workflow plugin a few weeks ago — ripping out the internal self-review skill and replacing it with external reviewers. Different model, read-only, posting structured critiques on the PR. The core insight was that a different model catches things the implementing model doesn't, because it isn't agreeable to its own work. That part was right and hasn't changed. But the process was cumbersome and time consuming.
Godot Add-on for AT Protocol
The first AT Protocol add-on for Godot has arrived!
Adversarial Coding — Using Competing Models as Code Reviewers
Three months ago I wrote about a feature-workflow plugin that added structure to how I work with Claude Code. Capture ideas, plan them, implement them, ship them. The structure helped — I stopped losing track of what I was building mid-session and started actually finishing things. But the review step was weak. The plugin had its own internal review skill, and Claude was reviewing its own code but it was too agreeable. The same blind spots persisted across features. I'd work on something and i
Claude Code: Part 2 - The Enforcers
Custom plugins, hooks, and quality gates that keep AI-generated code honest.
Markdown Power-Editor for Bear Blog
#### Version 2 is here! I’ve completely rebuilt it from the ground up, turning a simple set of buttons into a professional Markdown editor for Bear Blog. If you’re using the old version, I highly recommend switching to the new script link below to unlock the full potential. There is one thing that I really miss in Bear Blog, and this is a more powerful editor. Don't get me wrong, I love Markdown, but I’m also lazy. I definitely don't want to type out links and formatting codes manually every single time, like a monkey. Since Bear Blog allows custom Javascript in the dashboard, I knew I could create a plugin to solve my pains. But being lazy, I looked around first and found two existing plugins that seemed to be exactly what I needed. The first one was from Herman (the creator of Bear Blog), embedding Overtype. It adds beautiful syntax highlighting, but unfortunately, it broke the image uploading functionality for me. With the other plugin, uploads worked, but the editor felt unstable…
Bereket Engida - Better-Auth
Bereket Engida walks through building better-auth, the extensible authentication library taking the JavaScript community by storm.
Vibe-coding a VS Code Extension for Terraform projects
How I created an extension for Visual Studio Code which adds inline resolutions to variables in Terraform projects.
Rehype plugin that turns GitHub links into badges
Learn how to build a simple yet delightful Rehype plugin that automatically transforms plain GitHub profile links into stylish, badge-like links with profile images — perfect for adding personality to your blog or docs.
Accelerating translations with continuous integration
The story of how my journey of contributions to action-continuous-translation started.
Starlight Sidebar Topics Dropdown and List together
Learn how to combine a desktop list and mobile dropdown for your Starlight sidebar topics.
Antonio Scandurra - Atom, Zed and the Future of Text Editors
Antonio Scandurra shares lessons from building Atom and discusses Zed's Rust-powered approach to creating the next generation of collaborative text editors.
Herrington Darkholme - AST Grep, Searching Code with Code
Herrington Darkholme demonstrates AST Grep's powerful code search capabilities using abstract syntax trees instead of traditional regex patterns.
Emanuele Stoppa - Biome
Emanuele Stoppa tells the story of Biome rising from Rome's ashes to become a unified JavaScript toolchain with CST architecture.
COII - Cookie OptIn Interface als Wordpress Plugin
Eine Vorstellung des WordPress-Plugins 'COII' (Cookie Opt-In Interface), das eine einfache Lösung zur Einholung der Zustimmung für Tracking-Cookies bietet. Der Artikel erklärt die Funktionsweise des Plugins, das Tracking-Skripte wie Google Analytics erst nach expliziter Einwilligung des Nutzers lädt
WordPress: Slideshow im Header abhängig vom Inhalt
Dieses Tutorial erklärt, wie man in WordPress eine dynamische Bilder-Slideshow im Header erstellt, deren Inhalt sich je nach aufgerufener Seite ändert. Die Lösung nutzt die Plugins 'NextGen Gallery' und 'Smooth Gallery' in Kombination mit benutzerdefinierten Feldern, um seitenabhängige Galerien anzu