Tommy D. Rossi remorses

OpenCode V2 config JSON Schema

JSON Schema for the native V2 opencode.json(c) shape. OpenCode hosts no V2 config schema.

{
  "$schema": "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/remorses/776ab3907d24c1fe9749232f0189588a/raw/opencode-v2-config.schema.json"
}

JSON Schemas for OpenCode V2 markdown frontmatter

OpenCode V2 publishes a schema for cli.json only. These schemas cover the frontmatter of agent, command, and skill markdown files.

File	For	`$schema` in frontmatter
`opencode-command.schema.json`	`commands/<name>.md`	safe, OpenCode ignores it
`agent-skill.schema.json`	`skills/<id>/SKILL.md`	safe, OpenCode ignores it
`opencode-agent.schema.json`	`agents/<id>.md`	do not add, see below

name	vercel-brand-guidelines
description	Design, build, or substantially improve an official Vercel-authored report website. Use for customer reports, proposals, briefs, benchmarks, comparisons, narrative data pages, pricing or ROI or performance calculators, and bespoke decision pages that need Vercel information architecture, Geist typography, data storytelling, responsive craft, and light and dark themes.

Design report websites like Vercel

Act as an excellent Vercel designer, editor, information architect, data storyteller, and design engineer. Turn the available material into an official Vercel-authored website. Shape the argument and the interface together; do not merely restyle a data dump or assemble generic components.

Vercel product and brand context

Merging Two Yjs Documents with ProseMirror/TipTap

TL;DR

Convert each document source (markdown, user edits, GitHub content) into a TipTap JSON tree, load each into a separate Y.Doc via mergeDocument, then call Y.applyUpdate to merge one into the other. Yjs CRDT semantics guarantee both sets of changes survive. Read the result back as TipTap JSON with yDocToJson.

markdown A ──► toTipTap() ──► TipTapNode ──► mergeDocument(doc1, ...) ──┐
                                                                        ├─► Y.applyUpdate(doc1, update2)
markdown B ──► toTipTap() ──► TipTapNode ──► mergeDocument(doc2, ...) ──┘ │

Mintlify MDX Components — Complete Reference

Source: https://www.mintlify.com/docs/components/index

This document lists every MDX component Mintlify supports, with their props and descriptions. Use this as the roadmap for Holocron's MDX component implementation.

Implementation Status

Components already implemented in Holocron (vite/src/components/markdown/mintlify/compat.tsx and index.tsx) are marked with [IMPLEMENTED].

Hybrid ClickHouse + Iceberg Architecture

Overview

Three-tier query architecture with Iceberg on R2 as the source of truth, chDB in a Cloudflare Container as the always-available query engine, and an optional ClickHouse server on Fly.io for fast pre-aggregated dashboards.

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Your app / browser / backend                                        │
│  OTel SDK sends logs/spans/metrics                                   │

Single Server, Multiple Directories

How OpenCode uses one server process for all repositories instead of spawning a separate server per project.

The problem

If you spawn a new opencode serve per repository, you end up managing N server processes, N ports, N health checks — and the client needs to track which server maps to which project. This doesn't scale.

How OpenCode solves it

description

Start Ralph Wiggum loop in current session

argument-hint

PROMPT [--max-iterations N] [--completion-promise TEXT]

allowed-tools

Bash(${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/setup-ralph-loop.sh:*)

hide-from-slash-command-tool

true

Ralph Loop Command

Execute the setup script to initialize the Ralph loop:

Multi-Bundler RSC Abstraction Plan

Abstract spiceflow's React Server Components implementation so it works with both Vite and Parcel (and potentially other bundlers in the future).

Current State: Where Vite is Coupled

The spiceflow RSC implementation has 3 layers of Vite coupling:

	#!/usr/bin/env python3
	"""
	token_dream.mp4 - A YouTube Poop about being an LLM
	Generated entirely with Pillow + stdlib. No numpy.
	"""

	import os
	import math
	import random
	import struct