When I published v2.0.0, I thought the hard part was over. The CLI could turn Claude artifacts into...
When I published v2.0.0, I thought the hard part was over.
The CLI could turn Claude artifacts into native Windows applications in a single command. It worked on my machine, the demos looked great, and I was excited to share it.
Then people started using it.
That's when I realized the difference between building software and shipping software.
The bugs only users can find
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