Craigory Coppola

Sr. Software Developer working on Nx. He / Him. npx ccoppola

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

Just released v1.1.0 of cli-forge, a modern CLI builder for node JS built to deal with some frustrations we hit with yargs while working on Nx.

https://t.co/ZqrN2Uc1hP

This release features:
- builtin localization
- llms.txt generation
- strict mode

[Jeff Cross @jeffbcross]

Join us June 23rd for AI 💛 Monorepos Conf!

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@StefanvHaas Yeah,💯. I don't like relying on the bundler ignoring certain parts of the file for this stuff.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

Is this something people actually want? I dislike the whole test colocation thing in rust, and in .NET its a whole separate project.

JS tests in their own `.spec.ts` files seems like a happy middle ground to me.

[Rspack @rspack_dev]

❓Did you know you can write “in-source tests” in JavaScript

Rstest supports in-source tests — write your test right next to the code. Test code is stripped in production builds. Zero bundle cost. ⚡️

Rust-style DX, now in your JS toolchain 🦀
#JavaScript #Rstest #Rspack

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

Really excited to see that the official nx/dotnet plugin has surpassed the original community plugin in weekly downloads now.

Combining the two that's 54k weekly downloads for using .NET in an @nxdevtools repo, crazy to think that this is just the beginning.

[Rom @brillout]

Introducing Universal Deploy 🚀

Deploy Vite apps anywhere — with zero config.

👇🧵

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

Consumed this programmatically and threw up a small static site so its easier to consume on mobile when working with AI agents through their apps/web interfaces

https://t.co/bMXlfqopD9

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

I'm not going to say its "the best way" or anything like that, but I published a small script that uses gh cli to "digest" the state of a PR to feed into an LLM: https://t.co/ORoR8pIa9S

This was born out of frustration with Claude invoking the gh CLI more times than necessary.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@heyjarad Hello - I DMed you, feel free to respond here or there and ill try to respond

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@ScriptedAlchemy @boshen_c I feel this came off a bit harsh, its not meant to be snide or anything - just showing the "support as a runtime" does have overhead where you need to create + track issues that are runtime specific even if you don't plan for it.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@ScriptedAlchemy @boshen_c Thats definitely supposed to be the case... but this one's been in needs triage for 2 months now: https://t.co/ghRX5MwbQh

Deno fixed the same thing in about a weeks time.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

I've also found its pretty good context to provide when rebasing an old PR.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

I'm not going to say its "the best way" or anything like that, but I published a small script that uses gh cli to "digest" the state of a PR to feed into an LLM: https://t.co/ORoR8pIa9S

This was born out of frustration with Claude invoking the gh CLI more times than necessary.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

This uses the current patch diff for the PR, the timeline of the changes that have been applied, comments (and whether they are already resolved or not) to create markdown outputs suitable to feed into claude/codex/etc for updating post PR review

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@juristr Datacenters were getting hit with bombs for one 😅

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

Gotta say @v0 , not thrilled to spend the last bit of monthly credits on a failed to read file loop

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@chux13786509 @NotBatmanDev This feels like a bit of a cop out no? There's no guarantee the secrets going to be in git history. I was looking for something that was 100% incorrect, not just a "maybe". There's not anything directly wrong with using process.env here either?

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@juristr Ah, the single executable bit with bun is indeed nice. I've not played with bun + cli-forge tbh, but I think things should still work fine.

None of its setup involves file-based routes or things like that, so the bundling itself shouldn't kill it.

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@juristr Docs site isn't the prettiest, but I'm pretty sure its the best way to write type-safe CLIs in typescript. Super extensible, its honestly one of the projects I'm more proud of.

https://t.co/aMAX340mpl

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@juristr Oh, if you are doing this cli-forge offers a way to generate llms md files from your cli and auto generates help. Should be a natural pairing.

I wonder how hard it would be to have it write skills too

[Craigory Coppola @EnderAgent]

@Infoxicador @juristr Eh, not so sure about this. Github CLI handles a ton of this, agents do great with it, and its hard to argue its not complex