Hmm interesting. I find "your" behavior more logical, given it's the same as nested package jsons / npm workspaces.
Maybe we need a way to configure this? (But then we have one more configuration 🤦‍♂️)

Maybe we can configure this in the subpackage Agents.md that we don't want to load the root one?

For editing and organizing locally / on NAS I have Nitro / RAW Power:
www.gentlemencoders.com/nitro/

Although I haven't used it much.

The next interesting thing to me is
www.photoprism.app

It is older than Immich and had some issues with object detection and other ai / ML features. But the last time I've tried / evaluated it is years ago at this point. So I'm inclined to give it another shot.

Actually I don't know yet. As I said, I leave the big research for next year.
I found Ente.io, which looks very interesting to me!

Good question. I moved this topic/project to next year and simply store my photos in my NAS in folders right now, like a caveman from 2000 🥲😂

Nice, that's me 😄😎

Interesting

How did you do it now?

unfair to me so I felt the need to point that out.

I think it’s okay to be angry at the situation, even at Firefox. But knowing Jake at all tells you that he is not simply an influencer shilling but an highly knowledgeable and extremely respected web dev and web educator in the space. Going after him for this issue feels

I actually do that constantly, but it gets ignored most of the time 😭

The thing is: If you have the infrastructure and mindset in place: (multiple repos, with structured planning documents and guidelines for the LLM) I'd probably try to let it really code in a loop, write its test and verify them and become a 200 $ plan user. 😅😂

I'm so sorry Jake that you are now the punching bag for all the accumulated frustration about Firefox. :/
Keep up your good work but don't burn yourself! You also have a lot of supporters, including me! 💛

I'm thinking that this could work, because the JSON Schema part basically exists right now in the form of OpenApi specs (which might be transferable to pure json schema, I think), and the Standard Schema part gives us the type safety?