I've been working on Buzz.
Right now, it's in the I-know-it's-gonna-work-but-there's-a-hundred-little-papercuts-to-incur phase. Proof of concept is there, MVP is in sight, and I can see 100 other attempts in the same general direction, almost all of them way more polished[^1] than my POC.
So I took a little side quest this morning, for ENERGY.
The Task: make a folder of Markdown files available on web
The stack:
- Astro
- Starlight
- some simple plugins
The site is live.
This was close to no-code, just 12 files of mostly configs.
I had to write one plugin, to add a custom permalink for each Markdown document. And two little scripts to apply one-off fixes against raw data.
Astro is really fast to render; fast to build; simple yet powerful.
So easy, I could tinker away at this side quest, while monitoring my agents doing the heavy lifting on Buzz[^2].
It gets slightly harder for no-coders if you want to add auth, but anything outside of web3 auth is already done for you via Astro integratio...
