- Added custom hooks for managing smart context metadata and snippets.
- Implemented IPC handlers for retrieving context, upserting snippets, and updating summaries.
- Created utility functions for reading and writing smart context data to the filesystem.
- Established a structured custom code organization under src/custom/ for better maintainability.
- Included a comprehensive update guide to assist with future updates and custom feature integration.
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> [!NOTE]
> Switches budget fetch to `https://api.dyad.sh/v1/user/info` and
validates/consumes `usedCredits`, `totalCredits`, and `budgetResetDate`
directly via Zod.
>
> - **IPC/Pro handlers (`src/ipc/handlers/pro_handlers.ts`)**:
> - **Endpoint**: Update user info URL to
`https://api.dyad.sh/v1/user/info`.
> - **Validation**: Add `zod` schema `UserInfoResponseSchema` to
validate API response.
> - **Data mapping**: Use `usedCredits`, `totalCredits`,
`budgetResetDate`, and `userId` from response directly; remove
conversion logic and old nested `user_info` parsing.
> - **Redaction**: Compute `redactedUserId` from `userId` and return
parsed `UserBudgetInfo`.
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## Summary by cubic
Switched user budget fetch to the new user info proxy and added schema
validation. Uses API-provided credits directly and removes the old
conversion logic.
- **Refactors**
- Use https://api.dyad.sh/v1/user/info instead of llm-gateway.
- Validate response with a Zod schema (usedCredits, totalCredits,
budgetResetDate, userId).
- Map fields directly to UserBudgetInfo and remove CONVERSION_RATIO.
- Keep redacted user ID format (****1234).
- **Dependencies**
- Removed unused html-dom-parser, html-react-parser, and react-property
from the lockfile.
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## Summary by cubic
Adds an in-app screenshot annotator to the Preview panel for Pro users
so you can capture the current app view, draw or add text, and submit an
annotated image to chat.
- **New Features**
- Pen button in PreviewIframe to toggle annotator; captures a screenshot
via worker messaging and displays it in a Konva canvas.
- Tools: select, freehand draw, and draggable text; supports undo/redo,
delete, and resizing with Transformer. Canvas scales to the container.
Includes a color picker.
- Submit exports a PNG and attaches it to the chat via useAttachments;
prefills the chat input; annotator auto-closes after submit.
- Pro-only: non-Pro users see an upsell screen.
- State atoms added: annotatorModeAtom, screenshotDataUrlAtom,
attachmentsAtom; PreviewIframe now handles dyad-screenshot-response
messages.
- **Dependencies**
- Added konva, react-konva, perfect-freehand, and html-to-image.
- Proxy now injects html-to-image and the new dyad-screenshot-client.js
for screenshot capture.
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> [!NOTE]
> Refactors code highlighting to use react-shiki/core with a singleton
highlighter and preloaded langs/themes, adds a fallback renderer, bumps
react-shiki, and adds tests for message summarization.
>
> - **Frontend**
> - **CodeHighlight** (`src/components/chat/CodeHighlight.tsx`): Replace
`useShikiHighlighter` with `ShikiHighlighter` from `react-shiki/core`
using a singleton `createHighlighterCore` and JS regex engine; preload
common languages and GitHub light/dark themes; add `<pre><code>`
fallback while loading.
> - **Tests**
> - Add/expand Vitest suite for `formatMessagesForSummary`
(`src/__tests__/formatMessagesForSummary.test.ts`): covers truncation,
ordering, special chars, undefined content, and edge cases.
> - **Dependencies**
> - Upgrade `react-shiki` to `^0.9.0` in `package.json`.
>
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## Summary by cubic
Preloaded a specific set of Shiki languages and themes using react-shiki
core, and updated CodeHighlight to use a singleton highlighter. This
reduces bundle size and stabilizes code rendering with a simple fallback
while loading.
- **Refactors**
- Switched to react-shiki/core with ShikiHighlighter and a singleton
highlighter.
- Preloaded common languages
(js/ts/jsx/tsx/html/css/json/markdown/python/etc.) and GitHub light/dark
themes.
- Used the JavaScript regex engine and added a plain <pre><code>
fallback until the highlighter is ready.
- **Dependencies**
- Upgraded react-shiki to ^0.9.0.
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I moved all isomorphic-git usage into a single git_utils.ts file and
added Dugite as an alternative Git provider. The app now checks the
user’s settings and uses dugite when user enabled native git for all
isomorphic-git commands. This makes it easy to fully remove
isomorphic-git in the future by updating only git_utils.ts.
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---
> [!NOTE]
> Adds Dugite-based native Git (bundled binary) and refactors all Git
calls to a unified git_utils API, replacing direct isomorphic-git usage
across the app.
>
> - **Git Platform Abstraction**:
> - Introduces `dugite` and bundles Git via Electron Forge
(`extraResource`) with `LOCAL_GIT_DIRECTORY` setup in `src/main.ts`.
> - Adds `src/ipc/git_types.ts` and a comprehensive
`src/ipc/utils/git_utils.ts` wrapper supporting both Dugite (native) and
`isomorphic-git` (fallback): `commit`, `add`/`addAll`, `remove`, `init`,
`clone`, `push`, `setRemoteUrl`, `currentBranch`, `listBranches`,
`renameBranch`, `log`, `isIgnored`, `getCurrentCommitHash`,
`getGitUncommittedFiles`, `getFileAtCommit`, `checkout`,
`stageToRevert`.
> - **Refactors (switch to git_utils)**:
> - Replaces direct `isomorphic-git` imports in handlers and processors:
`app_handlers`, `chat_handlers`, `createFromTemplate`,
`github_handlers`, `import_handlers`, `portal_handlers`,
`version_handlers`, `response_processor`, `neon_timestamp_utils`,
`utils/codebase`.
> - Updates tests to mock `git_utils`
(`src/__tests__/chat_stream_handlers.test.ts`).
> - **Behavioral/Feature Updates**:
> - `createFromTemplate` uses `fetch` for GitHub API and `gitClone` for
cloning with cache validation.
> - GitHub integration uses `gitSetRemoteUrl`/`gitPush`/`gitClone`,
handling public vs token URLs and directory creation when native Git is
disabled.
> - Versioning, imports, app file edits, migrations now stage/commit via
`git_utils`.
> - **UI/Copy**:
> - Updates Settings description for “Enable Native Git”.
> - **Config/Version**:
> - Bumps version to `0.29.0-beta.1`; adds `dugite` dependency.
>
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---
## Summary by cubic
Prototype visual editing mode for the preview app. Toggle the mode, pick
elements (single or multiple), and edit margin, padding, border,
background, static text, and text styles with live updates, then save
changes back to code.
- **New Features**
- Pen tool button to enable/disable visual editing in the preview and
toggle single/multi select; pro-only.
- Inline toolbar anchored to the selected element for Margin (X/Y),
Padding (X/Y), Border (width/radius/color), Background color, Edit Text
(when static), and Text Style (font size/weight/color/font family).
- Reads computed styles from the iframe and applies changes in real
time; auto-appends px; overlay updates on scroll/resize.
- Save/Discard dialog batches edits and writes Tailwind classes to
source files via IPC; uses AST/recast to update className and text,
replacing conflicting classes by prefix; supports multiple components.
- New visual editor worker to get/apply styles and enable inline text
editing via postMessage; selector client updated for coordinates
streaming and highlight/deselect.
- Proxy injects the visual editor client; new atoms track selected
component, coordinates, and pending changes; component analysis flags
dynamic styling and static text.
- Uses runtimeId to correctly target and edit duplicate components.
- **Dependencies**
- Added @babel/parser for AST-based text updates.
- Added recast for safer code transformations.
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> [!NOTE]
> Upgrade React and React DOM to 19.2.1 and align related lockfile
entries (including scheduler).
>
> - **Dependencies**:
> - Upgrade `react` to `^19.2.1` and `react-dom` to `^19.2.1` in
`package.json`.
> - Update lockfile resolutions for `react`, `react-dom`, and
`scheduler` (`0.27.0`), including peer/dependency ranges.
>
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## Summary by cubic
Upgraded React and React DOM to 19.2.1 to adopt the latest fixes. No app
code changes.
- **Dependencies**
- Bumped react and react-dom to ^19.2.1.
- Updated scheduler to 0.27.0 via react-dom.
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Fixes https://github.com/dyad-sh/dyad/issues/1652
This is kind of a hack because the Vercel SDK has a bug since their API
has subtly made a breaking change in the last month or so and the Vercel
SDK still hasn't been updated
https://github.com/vercel/sdk/issues/175#issuecomment-3608968116
Note: the Vercel SDK upgrade in this PR doesn't actually fix the issue,
but is probably good to do anyways.
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## Summary by cubic
Works around a breaking change in Vercel’s API by bypassing the SDK for
project queries. Restores listing, availability checks, and project
linking.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Added a direct HTTP call to GET /v9/projects using the Vercel token.
- Replaced SDK calls in list, name availability, and connect-to-project
flows.
- Added minimal types and clearer error handling for project responses.
- **Dependencies**
- Bumped @vercel/sdk to 1.18.0. The upgrade doesn’t fix the bug but is
safe to adopt.
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---
> [!NOTE]
> Replaces Vercel project retrieval with a direct HTTP helper used
across handlers to handle API changes, and updates @vercel/sdk to
^1.18.0.
>
> - **IPC/Backend (Vercel)**:
> - Add `getVercelProjects` helper to fetch projects via `GET
/v9/projects`, mimicking `vercel.projects.getProjects`.
> - Update handlers to use the new helper:
> - `vercel:list-projects` (`handleListVercelProjects`)
> - `vercel:is-project-available` (`handleIsProjectAvailable`)
> - `vercel:connect-existing-project` (`handleConnectToExistingProject`)
> - Add lightweight types: `VercelProjectResponse`,
`GetVercelProjectsResponse`.
> - **Dependencies**:
> - Bump `@vercel/sdk` to `^1.18.0`.
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> [!NOTE]
> Bumps app to version 0.27.1 and updates
`@dyad-sh/supabase-management-js` to 1.0.1.
>
> - **Release**:
> - Set application version to `0.27.1` in `package.json`.
> - **Dependencies**:
> - Update `@dyad-sh/supabase-management-js` from `v1.0.0` to `v1.0.1`.
>
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## Summary by cubic
Release 0.27.1: update app version and lockfile. Also bump the Supabase
management client to v1.0.1.
- **Dependencies**
- @dyad-sh/supabase-management-js: v1.0.0 → v1.0.1
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> [!NOTE]
> Makes search-replace tolerant to typos/whitespace via two-pass fuzzy
matching with Levenshtein and smart-quote normalization, with clearer
errors and tests.
>
> - **Search/Replace Processor
(`src/pro/main/ipc/processors/search_replace_processor.ts`)**
> - Add two-pass fuzzy matching: quick exact-line prefilter +
Levenshtein scoring (`fastest-levenshtein`).
> - Match flow: exact > whitespace-insensitive > fuzzy; detect ambiguity
and improve error messages with similarity %.
> - Introduce thresholds and limits: `FUZZY_MATCH_THRESHOLD=0.9`,
`EARLY_STOP_THRESHOLD=0.95`, `MAX_FUZZY_SEARCH_TIME_MS=10000`.
> - Normalize text before scoring using `normalizeString` (handles
quotes, dashes, ellipsis, NBSP, soft hyphen, BOM).
> - Preserve indentation for replacements; keep existing
unescape/validation logic.
> - **Utils (`src/utils/text_normalization.ts`)**
> - New `normalizeString` helper for Unicode normalization used by fuzzy
matching.
> - **Tests
(`src/pro/main/ipc/processors/search_replace_processor.test.ts`)**
> - Add cases for typos, smart quotes, below-threshold failure,
exact-over-fuzzy preference, whitespace differences, and ambiguity.
> - **Dependencies**
> - Add `fastest-levenshtein` to `package.json`.
>
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## Summary by cubic
Makes applySearchReplace more tolerant by preferring exact and
whitespace-insensitive matches, then falling back to fast two-pass
Levenshtein-based fuzzy matching with Unicode normalization. Improves
failure messages and adds tests to cover common edit scenarios.
- **New Features**
- Exact > whitespace-insensitive > fuzzy matching flow (threshold 0.9).
- Two-pass fuzzy search with exact-line prefilter; early stop at 0.95
and 10s timeout.
- normalizeString handles smart quotes, dashes, ellipsis, NBSPs, soft
hyphen, and BOM.
- Errors now report best fuzzy similarity when below threshold.
- Tests for typos, smart quotes, below-threshold cases,
exact-over-fuzzy, whitespace differences, and ambiguity.
- **Dependencies**
- Add fastest-levenshtein.
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> [!NOTE]
> Bumps app to 0.25.0-beta.1 and upgrades better-sqlite3 to 12.4.1 with
updated engine constraints.
>
> - **Versioning**: Set `package.json` and lockfile version to
`0.25.0-beta.1`.
> - **Dependencies**:
> - Upgrade `better-sqlite3` from `^11.9.1` to `^12.4.1` (lockfile
resolves to `12.4.1`).
> - Add/update `better-sqlite3` engine constraints to `node: 20.x ||
22.x || 23.x || 24.x`.
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## Summary
Adds the ability to import GitHub repositories directly into Dyad from
the home screen, complementing the existing local folder import feature.
- GitHub Import Modal: New modal accessible from home screen via "Import
from Github" button with two Import methods
- Select project from GitHub repositories list
- Clone from any GitHub URL
- Advanced Options: Optional custom install/start commands (defaults to
project's package.json scripts)
- Auto AI_RULES Generation: Automatically generates AI_RULES.md if not
present in imported repo
closes#1424
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---
## Summary by cubic
Adds a GitHub import flow from the home screen so users can clone repos
via their list or any URL, with optional install/start commands and
automatic AI_RULES.md generation. Addresses Linear #1424 by enabling
seamless project setup from GitHub.
- **New Features**
- Import modal with two tabs: Your Repositories and From URL.
- Advanced options for install/start commands with validation; defaults
used when both are empty.
- After cloning, navigate to chat and auto-generate AI_RULES.md if
missing.
- New IPC handler github:clone-repo-from-url with token auth support,
plus IpcClient method and preload channel.
- E2E tests cover modal open, auth, import via URL/repo list, and
advanced options.
- **Dependencies**
- Added @radix-ui/react-tabs for the modal tab UI.
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Based on https://github.com/dyad-sh/dyad/pull/1116
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---
## Summary by cubic
Adds a fast chat search dialog (Command Palette) to find and jump
between chats. Open via the sidebar button or Ctrl/Cmd+K, with title and
message text search plus inline snippets.
- New Features
- Command palette using cmdk with keyboard shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+K).
- Searches within the selected app across chat titles and message
content via a new IPC route (search-chats).
- Debounced queries (150ms) with React Query; results de-duplicated and
sorted by newest.
- Snippet preview with highlighted matches and custom ranking; selecting
a result navigates and closes the dialog.
- Search button added to ChatList; basic e2e tests added (currently
skipped).
- Dependencies
- Added cmdk@1.1.1.
- Bumped @radix-ui/react-dialog to ^1.1.15 and updated Dialog to support
an optional close button.
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Co-authored-by: Evans Obeng <iamevansobeng@outlook.com>
Co-authored-by: Evans Obeng <60653146+iamevansobeng@users.noreply.github.com>
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## Summary by cubic
Regenerated package-lock.json to fix inconsistencies and align with
package.json. This restores reproducible installs locally and in CI.
- **Migration**
- Run npm ci to install with the updated lockfile.
- If install issues persist, delete node_modules and retry.
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# Add xAI (Grok) Provider Support
## Overview
This PR adds support for xAI's Grok models as an AI provider, focusing
on coding-optimized models.
## Changes Made
### Provider Configuration (`language_model_helpers.ts`)
- Added xAI to `MODEL_OPTIONS` with 3 coding-focused models:
- `grok-code-fast-1`: Fast, economical coding model (256k context)
- `grok-4`: Most capable flagship model (256k context)
- `grok-3`: Powerful coding model (131k context)
<img width="805" height="592" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a99b9495-e90e-40f3-a772-be9807b24501"
/>
<img width="805" height="653" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/aad7b333-ee74-457a-b5b7-5d20bd54d7e0"
/>
## Dependencies
- Requires `@ai-sdk/xai` package (already imported)
- Uses existing provider pattern and infrastructure
## Why xAI for Coding?
xAI's Grok models have shown impressive results in coding benchmarks:
- Trained on high-quality programming datasets reflecting real-world
tasks
- Excels at agentic coding workflows with fast reasoning capabilities
- Strong performance across multiple programming languages (TypeScript,
Python, Java, Rust, C++, Go)
- Achieved 70.8% on SWE-Bench-Verified using internal evaluation
- Optimized for rapid iteration in development environments
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---
## Summary by cubic
Adds xAI (Grok) as a provider so users can pick Grok coding models in
the app. Integrates provider config, client wiring, and schema updates.
- **New Features**
- Added xAI provider with env var mapping (XAI_API_KEY) and provider
metadata.
- Exposed models: grok-code-fast-1 (256k), grok-4 (256k), grok-3 (131k).
- Hooked up get_model_client to use @ai-sdk/xai (createXai).
- Included "xai" in validation schemas and model options.
- **Migration**
- Set XAI_API_KEY to enable xAI.
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- follows existing patterns for AI SDK to provide Bedrock integration
- Uses Bedrock's API token feature for authentication which provides a
standard experience
- bedrock provided models match the Anthropic provided models (for now)
**Disclaimer**: The contributing docs are extremely sparse. I don't
actually know how to build this and get this running in Electron
## Testing
- AWS Bedrock provider is available for selection
<img width="994" height="496" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3cb21fed-9826-40e5-8019-b2b5df5e873b"
/>
- The provider settings also show the right models and offer the right
env variable to use
<img width="949" height="862" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8c23d5c8-d84d-4bf7-856a-8dc8d9d6c4b4"
/>
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---
## Summary by cubic
Adds AWS Bedrock as a provider so users can run Claude models via
Bedrock with API token authentication. The settings now list Bedrock
with supported models and a new env var.
- New Features
- New provider: bedrock using @ai-sdk/amazon-bedrock, wired into model
client and schemas.
- Models: Claude 4 Sonnet, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, Claude 3.5 Sonnet (Bedrock
model IDs).
- Settings: shows AWS Bedrock with correct models and env var
AWS_BEARER_TOKEN_BEDROCK.
- Default region: us-east-1.
- Migration
- Set AWS_BEARER_TOKEN_BEDROCK with your Bedrock API token.
- Select AWS Bedrock in settings and pick a model.
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Co-authored-by: Samrat Jha <samratj@amazon.com>
Co-authored-by: Will Chen <willchen90@gmail.com>
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## Summary by cubic
Make npm scripts work on Windows by replacing rm -rf with rimraf and
using cross-env for environment variables. This enables local dev and
packaging on Windows without WSL.
- **Refactors**
- Changed clean to use rimraf and delete out and scaffold/node_modules.
- Prefixed dev:engine, staging:engine, and staging:gateway with
cross-env.
- **Dependencies**
- Added rimraf ^6.0.1. Run npm install.
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Co-authored-by: 顾颢 <guhao@dayee.com>
This allows almost all the iframe sandbox tokens
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Elements/iframe#sandbox
except notably for allow-top-navigation*
Note: allow-same-origin should be OK because the main window is under
the `file://` origin while the iframe window is served on
`localhost:####`
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---
## Summary by cubic
Enable sandboxing on the preview iframe to isolate preview content while
preserving needed capabilities (allow-same-origin, scripts, forms,
popups, modals, orientation/pointer lock, presentation, downloads).
Top-level navigation remains disallowed; allow-same-origin is safe
because the app is file:// and the iframe runs on localhost.
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Fixes#710
This PR implements comprehensive Azure OpenAI integration for Dyad,
enabling users to leverage Azure
OpenAI models through proper environment variable configuration. The
implementation adds Azure as a
supported provider with full integration into the existing language
model architecture, including support
for GPT-5 models. Key features include environment-based
configuration using `AZURE_API_KEY` and `AZURE_RESOURCE_NAME`,
specialized UI components that provide clear
setup instructions and status indicators, and seamless integration with
Dyad's existing provider system.
The Azure provider leverages the @ai-sdk/azure package (v1.3.25) for
compatibility with the current
TypeScript language model interfaces.
The implementation includes robust error handling for missing
configuration, comprehensive test coverage
with 9 new unit tests covering critical functionality like model client
creation and error scenarios, and
an E2E test for the Azure-specific settings UI.
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- [x] Update chat_stream_handlers
- [x] Update token handlers
- [x] Update HomeChatInput
- [x] update lexical chat input: do not allow referencing same app
(current app, or other already selected apps)
- [x] I don't think smart context will work on this...
- [x] Enter doesn't clear...
TODOs:
- [x] Do restart when checkout / restore if there is a DB
- [x] List all branches (branch id, name, date)
- [x] Allow checking out versions with no DB
- [x] safeguard to never delete main branches
- [x] create app hook for neon template
- [x] weird UX with connector on configure panel
- [x] tiny neon logo in connector
- [x] deploy to vercel
- [x] build forgot password page
- [x] what about email setup
- [x] lots of imgix errors
- [x] edit file - db snapshot
- [x] DYAD_DISABLE_DB_PUSH
- [ ] update portal doc
- [x] switch preview branch to be read-only endpoint
- [x] disable supabase sys prompt if neon is enabled
- [ ] https://payloadcms.com/docs/upload/storage-adapters
- [x] need to use main branch...
Phase 2?
- [x] generate DB migrations
This uses Gemini's native [thinking
summaries](https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/thinking#thought-summaries)
which were recently added to the API.
Why? The grafted thinking would sometimes cause weird issues where the
model, especially Gemini 2.5 Flash, got confused and put dyad tags like
`<dyad-write>` inside the `<think>` tags.
This also improves the UX because you can see the native thoughts rather
than having the Gemini response load for a while without any feedback.
I tried adding Anthropic extended thinking, however it requires temp to
be set at 1, which isn't ideal for Dyad's use case where we need precise
syntax following.
- [x] add e2e test - happy case (make sure it clears selection and next
prompt is empty, and preview is cleared); de-selection case
- [x] shim - old & new file
- [x] upgrade path
- [x] add docs
- [x] add try-catch to parser script
- [x] make it work for next.js
- [x] extract npm package
- [x] make sure plugin doesn't apply in prod
things to test:
- [x] allow real URL to open in new window
- [x] packaging in electron?
- [ ] does it work on windows?
- [x] make sure it works with older apps
- [x] what about cache / reuse? - maybe use a bigger range of ports??
