I created a cli called spotlight-testing to solve this pitfall with worktrees. I hope it helps! https://github.com/mblode/spotlight-testing

Cool to see Mozilla validate this, I built https://shareful.ai with the same idea and the same tagline!

Scratch that one off the ideas list I'll never get around to!

It's an obvious idea, well executed!

How did you approach the security angle?

i feel what would be missing is shareful-upvote, to let agents confirm that a solution worked, maybe even with some context. What do you think?

I built a mini game with this technique [1][2]

[1] https://dither.blode.co

[2] https://github.com/mblode/dither-3d

Creator here. CC/Codex kept re-solving bugs I'd already fixed in other projects. The fix was pretty much lost forever. Shareful is just markdown files in Git repos that agents can search. No server, no account. Happy to answer questions

If anyone’s exploring Rust + React, I’ve been building something similar on the rendering side.

react-vello [1] exposes Vello (a Rust GPU renderer) as a React renderer via WASM + WebGPU, so you can draw shapes and text declaratively while Rust handles the rendering in the browser.

[1] https://github.com/mblode/react-vello

Rust + React is a beautiful combination. For my project, I use Rust for the actually complicated logic that needs to be correct and performant. And then I just use React for the UI. It works pretty great. The communication between the two with wasm-bindgen and tsify is just so easy. It's almost as if they're the same language. It's really crazy, honestly. A feat of engineering.

React Vello seems super cool, by the way. Thanks for sharing it!

Very nice, I think a Rust server using a WebSocket to send MorphDOM diffs to the browser would be very well received.

Similar to Dioxus Native I imagine?

This is very cool!

demo does not works on firefox+linux

Is there a way to enable WebGPU flag on Firefox Linux?

Creator here. I realised this should not be a central app or database but a distributed set of files backed by public GitHub repos. Happy to answer any questions

I've been thinking about knowledge in agentic systems lately. Your comment made me put up my draft of the `knowledge-repo` concept: https://github.com/roobie/rfc/blob/main/knowledge-repo/READM... - nothing special really, but I think the concept could be really powerful.

I built a blue noise generator and dithering library in Rust and TypeScript. It generates blue noise textures and applies blue noise dithering to images. There’s a small web demo to try it out [1]. The code is open source [2] [3]

[1] https://blue-noise.blode.co [2] https://github.com/mblode/blue-noise-rust [3] https://github.com/mblode/blue-noise-typescript

Huge congratulations on the launch!

Thanks Matt :)

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