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  1. psy
    @maximus You're on fire 😄
  2. psy
    Thanks @maximus Does it state in the docs that the project-summary.md should be updated at the end of each session via a prompt? Didn't RTFM 🙂
  3. psy
    @ryan It's configured in PHPStorm settings. I don't have a JetBrains AI Service subscription. Went straight to OpenAI integration. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ai-assistant/use-custom-models.html
  4. psy
    Ditto, I use ChatGPT (Marvin) and Codex (Dex). I have an OpenAI subscription and it's been working for me, including integration into PHPStorm. Both Marvin and Dex know A LOT about PW. @maximus module, Context has been brilliant with Codex when closing an IDE season then starting a new one while continuing the conversation thread.
  5. psy
    Have been working with AI for a while, learning on the go. A client presented with me a grand plan presented by Codex for his blog articles. I almost cried. Talked it over with my LLM, Marvin (named in honour of Marvin, the paranoid android of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy fame). His/its response: There are two very different modes of using AI: 1. Guided use (what you and PW devs are doing) clear constraints known architecture intentional prompts validation after output Result: leverage 2. Unguided use (“vibe coding”) unclear structure shifting goals reliance on memory that doesn’t exist little to no testing Result: drift Think Marvin nailed it. 🙂 Just asked Marvin to review @ryan's blog article. I think he nailed it again: The quiet takeaway from the article This is the important bit most people will miss: AI makes good systems better and weak systems worse ProcessWire is a good system because: it’s explicit it’s predictable it avoids hidden complexity That’s why AI fits.
  6. psy
    Human in the loop, aka HITL. The latest acronym and IMHO vital for devs.
  7. psy
    Untested... and just a starter idea for your use case, but maybe via a hook in site/ready? if ($input->urlSegments->count > 0 && $input->urlSegment(1) === 'sitemap.xml) { rtrim($input->urlSegmentStr() '/'); };
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    SeoMaestro

    psy replied to Wanze's topic in Modules/Plugins

    Further to above, there was an issue with the sitemap handling urlsegments with the canonical link. Another hook solved it for me:
  9. psy
    @szabesz I get that except for project-summary.md. That file must stay as is when re-exporting or the change history will be lost
  10. psy
    This module is great for establishing the rules for AI. Something I needed was a way to continue the narrative between sessions. Here's what my AI suggested as a prompt: That way I can close an IDE session and use both Context prompts and project-summary.md to bring the AI up to date.
  11. psy
    Hi @maximus Hit a red warning when trying to export field definitions for FieldtypeQRCode. This fieldtype uses FieldtypeQRCode.info.php instead of getModuleInfo() inside the module. Fix in exportFieldDefinitions line 1928: // 'label' => $field->type->getModuleInfo()['title'] ?? $className, 'label' => method_exists($field->type, 'getModuleInfo') ? $field->type->getModuleInfo()['title'] : $className, HTH
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    SeoMaestro

    psy replied to Wanze's topic in Modules/Plugins

    Still using Seomaestro. Discovered a scenario where it missed pages in the sitemap that used urlsegments. In my case, it was the blog module authors page. It should also handle paginated pages but untested. Hope this helps.
  13. psy
    Hi @maximus Loving your Context module! One small change request. My sites use custom, nested, vanilla CSS. There's no option in the stack (or I've missed it?). It defaults to 'Tailwind'. My workaround is to override the Tailwind setting in the extra comments. Be nice to have that option in the module config. Keep up the great work!
  14. psy
    So many ways to create great websites. I use Markup Regions too. In _main.php I have regions: // in <head> <region id="regHeadCSS"> </region> // just above the closing </body> tag <region id="regFooterScripts"> </region> then on a per template basis I can "pw-append" any CSS or JS specific to an individual template. If no extra CSS or JS needed, no problem.
  15. psy
    I have never been loyal to tools for the sake of it. If something stops earning its keep, I move on. The reason I have stayed with ProcessWire for close to ten years is simple: it continues to make sense for how I work. I still look after sites I built many years ago, and most of them just run. No rewrites, no upgrade stress, no feeling that past work is a liability. The API has stayed stable, and when it has changed, it has been deliberate and predictable. That matters when you are responsible for client sites long-term. What really locked me in early on was the front-end freedom. PW never told me how a site should look or behave. It gave me solid building blocks and allowed me to choose. I can build very different sites without switching platforms or fighting opinionated defaults, and that freedom is something I value. The forum is another reason I am still here. You, the people in this community, take the time to understand a problem before jumping to solutions. That is very rare. The discussions are thoughtful, practical, and grounded in real experience, and I have learned a lot simply by reading how others approach things. And finally, trust. I trust ProcessWire not to chase trends simply for attention, and not to trade clarity or performance for fashion. Ten years on, it still feels like a system built by people who actually build websites. For me, that combination has been hard to beat.
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