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@brandonhorst I recommend taking a look at the #ComposableArchitecture by @pointfreeco (https://www.pointfree.co/collections/composable-architecture). It is presented in a series of videos, but they also have complete and well documented transcripts if you prefer to read.
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The new Shortcuts action in the app WitKit by @brandonhorst is basic but already useful. It allows to send any text string ( with or without variables ) directly into the AI and use the responses directly in the shortcuts app. #shortcuts #shortcutsusergroup #shortcutsapp
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Joined the TestFlight version of a new app called WitKit ( which has an amazing icon btw ) The app is created by @brandonhorst and aims to make the powerful parts of AI available to Mac and iOS power users. In time it will even supports the Shortcuts app. I have to wait for the developer to tell me when though, the AI gave me this answer. #shortcuts #shortcutsusergroup #shortcutsapp
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Hmmm, finally got around to watching “The SwiftUI cookbook for focus,” and I believe the pieces are all in place to build a great generic Command Palette framework in pure #SwiftUI. Maybe I’ll pick that project back up soon. #CommandPalette #Swift
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Hmmm, finally got around to watching “The SwiftUI cookbook for focus,” and I believe the pieces are all in place to build a great generic Command Palette framework in pure #SwiftUI. Maybe I’ll pick that project back up soon. #CommandPalette #Swift
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Hmmm, finally got around to watching “The SwiftUI cookbook for focus,” and I believe the pieces are all in place to build a great generic Command Palette framework in pure #SwiftUI. Maybe I’ll pick that project back up soon. #CommandPalette #Swift
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Hmmm, finally got around to watching “The SwiftUI cookbook for focus,” and I believe the pieces are all in place to build a great generic Command Palette framework in pure #SwiftUI. Maybe I’ll pick that project back up soon. #CommandPalette #Swift
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Hmmm, finally got around to watching “The SwiftUI cookbook for focus,” and I believe the pieces are all in place to build a great generic Command Palette framework in pure #SwiftUI. Maybe I’ll pick that project back up soon. #CommandPalette #Swift
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Mad props to @nighthawk who found some interesting bugs in the latest #WitKit build and provided simple reproductions. One of the many reasons why running a small TestFlight is so valuable!
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I wasn’t planning to dive this deep, but I’ve implemented full edit and regenerate functionality in #WitKit, with branching history.
Now I need a reasonable UI for it. The UI in the video is definitely not what will ship.
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It’s wrong but it looks nice! #BuildInPublic #WitKit
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My wife works for an MA-based company and gets off Patriots Day, while I do not. This was always a time of gloating for her. But it turns out having a kid (usually) in daycare completely flips that equation! #PatriotsDay
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Just discovered https://shortcat.app. Earlier this week I discovered https://homerow.app. It makes me so happy to see that we’re still working on basic, clever macOS keyboard productivity tools so many years in. #macOS #productivity #commandPalette
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Just discovered https://shortcat.app. Earlier this week I discovered https://homerow.app. It makes me so happy to see that we’re still working on basic, clever macOS keyboard productivity tools so many years in. #macOS #productivity #commandPalette
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Just discovered https://shortcat.app. Earlier this week I discovered https://homerow.app. It makes me so happy to see that we’re still working on basic, clever macOS keyboard productivity tools so many years in. #macOS #productivity #commandPalette
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Just discovered https://shortcat.app. Earlier this week I discovered https://homerow.app. It makes me so happy to see that we’re still working on basic, clever macOS keyboard productivity tools so many years in. #macOS #productivity #commandPalette
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Just discovered https://shortcat.app. Earlier this week I discovered https://homerow.app. It makes me so happy to see that we’re still working on basic, clever macOS keyboard productivity tools so many years in. #macOS #productivity #commandPalette
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Just added a very basic #Shortcuts Action to #WitKit and pushed a new beta. More complexity will come with time. Next big change will mix up the information architecture, which I’m still hashing out.
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I could spend ages polishing the chat functionality in #WitKit, but I want to try something fresh next. Deciding between:
- Shortcuts
- Image Generation
- menu bar and global keyboard shortcuts on Mac -
Pushed out a new WiKit build. This one has automatic conversation renaming, and also tries to pick an appropriate SF Symbol to represent each one! It needs some prompt tuning but I love the effect so far! #WitKit
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Implemented streaming and improved formatting in WitKit. I like this paragraph-by-paragraph style much more than ChatGPT’s token-by-token. WDYT? #WitKit
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To my TestFlight users - #WitKit is currently down because of a RevenueCat outage. Should probably make that not happen!
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Backend for WitKit is in Deno, which may have been a bad idea because there is no SSE client library (as far as I can tell). I need to decide if building it myself or porting back to node would be better… #Deno #ServerSentEvents #WitKit
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Small TestFlight update on #WitKit to fix a UI bug on iPhone.
Next, I’m going to dive into Server-Sent Events to try to improve the loading experience.
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I’m excited to announce my current project is now ready for TestFlight. Introducing WitKit!
The goal is to take the actually useful bits of new AI tech and supercharge productivity use cases on Mac and iOS. This means beautiful native (non-Catalyst) interfaces, and all of the automation goodness - Shortcuts, Services, AppleScript, whatever.
It’s not fully there yet, but let me know if you want to help test it out right now!
#WitKit #LLM #Shortcuts #iOS #macOS #BuildInPublic #ChatGPT #AppleScript #TestFlight #AIToolkit
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Any #Deno #DenoDeploy experts on here? How long can I expect these “Preview” deployments to stick around? Is there a guarantee somewhere that they’ll stick around as long as I need them to?