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@paolo.ricciuti.meThe plugins currently setup MCP, skills and subagent. Each has their own role. We can decide not to ship subagents (infact I've already removed it and opened a PR), it's just a bit weird that one plugin has less "powers" than the others. But I trust the `pi` community and y'all seem to agree sooo
@paolo.ricciuti.meThe point is that every bsky post is on at proto but not everything on at proto is a bsky post
@paolo.ricciuti.meYes because it's not a blue sky post: creating s standard.site post will not automatically show up on bsky.
@paolo.ricciuti.mePersonally, I also publish the whole article, but it's also fine to just publish the links.
@paolo.ricciuti.meLet me know if you need any help!
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@paolo.ricciuti.meIt doesn't need it: a dedicated subagent is something we offer with the rest of the plugins. That's why one of the options is "don't ship it". I think subagents are a very good thing especially for Svelte because the extra context to fetch the docs is contained, and they can be run in parallel.
@paolo.ricciuti.meDeno: "Hey here's an alternative to Durable Objects that is not owned by Cloudflare" Cloudflare: "Hold my beer"
@paolo.ricciuti.mePeople that use @pi.dev as their harness..we want to ship a Svelte plugin for it but since it doesn't natively support subagents, which option do you prefer? a. We don't ship subagents for `pi` b. We expose a tool that spawns a new pi instance c. We assume you have `pi-subagents` and configure that
@paolo.ricciuti.methese platforms would've used a non-standard way of publishing their articles Standard Reader would've been way more difficult if not completely impossible to make.
@paolo.ricciuti.mewhatever article uses standard.site as their lexicon...so you can find articles from Pckt, Leaflet, Offprint but also from whoever has a standard.site record in their PDS. For example I publish my own blog but then I also sync it with my PDS so my articles show up on Standard Reader too.
If any of
@paolo.ricciuti.meSorry I assumed too much. For long form content platform I meant something like @pckt.blog or @leaflet.pub or @offprint.app . Websites on the Athmosphere just means whoever want's to integrate with atproto. A good example is @standard-reader.app : it's a third party aggregator that displays
@paolo.ricciuti.meIt's just basically all the long form platform saying "Hey let's use this format so all the websites in the atmosphere can show them properly". It's basically a standard...well that was pretty clear by the name lol
@paolo.ricciuti.mePublic or Private?
@benmccann.comReposted by @paolo.ricciuti.meWow! SymbioteNative now supports every Expo package! Which means you can now write Svelte mobile apps making use of any and all Expo packages!
@paolo.ricciuti.me🧡 But also there are people doing way more than I do
@paolo.ricciuti.me@43081j.com maintains so much stuff that if you pick a project at random he'll probably get something...so yeah, give something to James 😁
@paolo.ricciuti.meReminds me of this which I also identify with 100%
@paolo.ricciuti.meYou didn't learn: dads know. You just didn't knew you knew earlier.
