I made this tool because I use diff patches to describe changes people have to make as part of a lab in my workshop. And it was quite hard to get nicely formatted patches for the lab descriptions. So now I can run the tool, select the files, and copy the patch data to the clipboard for markdown use.

It does have a nice README file, etc.

My personal favorite feature: Single file app hosts. Works wonders when running python workloads with aspire.

Interesting approach. But what does this mean for business users? Are they equally capable to see and manage a backlog with this method?

Note that a review is still required, because sometimes it gets the highlights for added code wrong. Also, I found that the instructions can be a little boring. But hey, it's a lab!

When the code + outline for the lab are ready, I can prompt the agent referring to the code and the outline and it will produce a rather nice set of lab instructions with code samples.

I was not aware you were using as a transport mode. It does make a lot of sense. Lots of platform support. And it is very smooth riding.

I'm waiting for mine to arrive. I picked up the blender book in the mean time to refresh my memory of that tool. I've been spoiled building models in fusion 360 to be honest.

In other news: Figured out something pretty cool (I think). I hate workshop code that doesn't compile or run. So now I'm writing working code, and then importing fragments into the website rather than copy/pasting it. The vite build tooling allows me to do this with a small bit of code :D

Not all is what it seems on youtube or the internet in general. It's super important to teach our kids to recognize the signs that something is going on.