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Same here. A "simple" feature update which would have taken about 5 minutes in total using Grok 4.5 took way longer. Kimi K3 did a lot of things while updating the feature, maybe way too much, and spend over 1,5 hours and burnt through a lot of usage. Maybe perfect for in-depth planning and super weird bugs, but I can't wait 30 minutes for a new fieldset in a module.

I just post this here so you know: That link above is @ryan 's OpenCode Go referral link from the post below - so if you want to try KIMI3 and give back a few OpenCode credits/dollars to Ryan:

Not yet, but a lot of fun with Grok 4.5 which is amazing. Have a great time in Oslo!

My agent/engineer shows me a wrong path for migrations. Double-checked it. Each try has the wrong path. Running the migrations from within the dialogue itself works fine. wrong: site/assets/migrations/20260716203216_convert_innodb_utf8mb4.php corrent: site/assets/at/migrations/20260716203216_convert_innodb_utf8mb4.php

I casually do this with my HERMES (https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/) instance, just to train it against my habbits. Or at least I try to. I also become angry, or let it know when I am angry, or whatever about a topic, plan, schedule we had planned or working on. Depending on the model in the background the success rate is mixed - at best. Being more fun and enjoyable sticks way better with HERMES at least. OpenClaw (or whatever its name is nowadays) didn't work out for me at all. HERMES is running on all my office machines (settings are synced via Syncthing) so I can query any of them via Telegram. At least one device is online and reachable from whereever I am all the time. I was curious with HERMES and started chatting with it, like it was someone I met the first time at the bar/office/gym/whereever. We chatted, exchanged details, interests, projects, HERMES also knows my love for TV shows (https://log.nerd.to/tvshows/) and movies - and has access to the repo so whenever I mention something in those regards, HERMES updates that list with new shows or ratings. 🤯 I can ask for recommendations or chat about the latest episode of FROM. I wouldn't do that with OpenCode, Pi, Grok, Droid, Cline, Kilo, or any other agent... but HERMES. It's built for that.

[ah-sht-here-we-go-again-meme.jpg] The current progress of ProcessWire reminds me of the fun I had back when I first discovered ProcessWire. All the features and things I was able to enjoy with ProcessWire I missed in all other tools back then. No limitations or restrictions in terms of templates, fields, pages, content, and everything. I really enjoy it. I love it. 🫡 Thank you, @ryan!

I thought about this as well... somewhere last year/the last years and even prior but couldn't fight my innerer Schweinehund* to follow and keep up with that thought. Back then... everything in that direction was still somehow complicated and not that easy. But today... this could be a super awesome workflow, yet not as easy to share between developers as TailwindCSS. Back to what I remember. What I remember is: Using a more modern CSS reset (Andy Bell) - https://piccalil.li/blog/a-more-modern-css-reset/ Using custom web components (Kevin Powell) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_x3kzapvcI Using NoBuild - and only individual files (DHH/David Heinemeier Hansson) - https://x.com/dhh/status/1719041666412347651 * The innerer Schweinehund (literally "inner pig-dog") is the iconic German idiom for that stubborn, lazy voice inside you. It's the ultimate excuse for procrastination, the force that tells you to stay in bed, skip the gym, or not build your own CSS framework when you know you should be productive.

Do not make de-dust my Kinesis Advantage 2 or ... whatever is sitting somewhere in my shelves.

I don't think I actually remapped the space keys to something, but you could. You could make it a Hyper key or whatever. I rarely use that keyboard nowadays but I used it a lot for writing. It's such a great keyboard for typing for hours. Getting some special characters is quite hard and you need to learn a lot of different new and unnatural key combos, so not for daily coding tasks - neither in the past, nor today. Finally! 🤣

All I can say is... 🤯

That's the reason why it didn't work on first try on my instances. 🙈

No hurries... it works and as I use Twig, I need to manually add it anyway. Gave it a try... and it actually does work. Either this is a new behaviour or I never tried to do it this way. That's working fine for me. Even easier than importing from another template as I did. As it turned out to be really easy I wouldn't really need the option to check a template and import the fields - I guess. The PW workflow fits me perfectly fine as I need to migrate each template after the other, in my existing project. In new projects this might be a bit different, but I can't really tell for now. Let's keep it as it is, as it's working and proven PW way of doing things. I saw that! But your provided example $wire->addHookAfter('SeoNeo::getJsonLd', function(Hoo[...] would totally fit my needs! Your docs seem to be more complete or detailed. For now everything should be doable in my project. Some hooks, some manual editing on my side and my site... could be perfect. I hope I get this done this weekend to report back. This helped a lot! I will let you know when there a road-blockers or show-stoppers.

No Num-Pad you say? Then you aren't ready for this... Vortex Core, Cherry MX Brown switches...

Took the time and installed SEO Neo to one my larger and most complete side-projects, and so far I am really impressed what can be done with this out of the box. The depth and customisation feels great on the first look. Might need to dig deeper into all the settings and options, but WOW! BUT... I noticed that auto-inject didn't work. Tried that in another instance that's almost clean without any other modules or whatever. I probably missed something at some point. Got it working in both instances nonetheless. I might try it in a clean environment again, but as it is not a show-stopper for me I won't lose another thought about it. Using the $page->seoneo->render() worked everywhere, even in Twig (TemplateEngineFactory) with {{ page.seoneo.render() }}. NICE! One other thing I'm not sure about is adding SEO Neo fields to templates. The module creates quite a few fields, but there is no option to single-click/single-action add them to a template of choice. Sure, in total only a minute or two to add them manually to ONE template but on larger sites with a lot of templates... well. I helped myself, added all fields to a new template and imported that new template into existing templates. More a hack, than a workflow, but at the end fields were in their right spot. In terms of Schema/JSON+LD: what other schemas are planned or how would I add custom ones? Looked into the docs but couldn't spot a reference to custom types like recipe, book, event, real estate / or related schemas. Overall... migrating from a custom solution to SEO Neo is probably doable in a few hours with this very special project. Luckily we have way better AI support now so it might be that all the Claudias out there can assist. First impression was great. Will probably move that project over to SEO Neo this weekend.

You guys mean... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_Lady