rupertsworld

This reminds me a little bit of https://webtil.es/, which can be either bundled standalone files or hosted, and add a special secure execution context.

I'm currently working on getting all my MCP tools ported over to HTTP, with a single call_http tool, so I can just call APIs and benefit from a long history of patterns (like stateless-ness) that have already existed there for decades.

One problem with a lot of the skepticism around AI produced software is that it focuses on existing ways of packaging and delivering software. PyPi packages are one example, shipping “apps” another.

While it’s interesting to see that in open source software the increase is not dramatic, this ignores however many people are now gen-coding software they will never publish just for them, or which winds up on hosting platforms like Replit.

Generative UI has a lot of potential, and some of the ideas here are interesting, but the positioning as a developer tool (for folks that can just generate stable UI using claude code already) seems odd to me. What's the expected use case?

I'm interested in exploring the ideas here for on-the-fly output based on user intent. It reminds me a bit of the schema model I used for the LangView experimental library (https://x.com/rupertmanfredi/status/1653780093712633859).