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An essay on how the Resend “fragment” turns inbound email into a threaded, database-backed integration, with the route mounting and persistence concerns packaged into the library.

The new Fragno home page explains the core idea behind the project: packaging routes, reactive client hooks, and optional database schemas together as full-stack libraries.

A short note on why implicit last-write-wins breaks down in more concurrent workflows, and why optimistic concurrency control is a better default when agents are in the loop.

Argues for batching/pipelining as a middle ground between interactive transactions and CTE-heavy queries, reducing round trips while keeping procedural logic readable.

Release highlights include the unified SqlAdapter, multipart file uploads, Standard Schema validation for table definitions, and zero-config SQLite for development.

Lessons from tasking a coding agent to use your docs: provide complete examples, make APIs unambiguous, and shorten feedback loops to catch hallucinations quickly.

How plain-text accounting inspired Thalo, a structured plain-text knowledge system with validation, linking, and AI-friendly workflows.

Looks at Zod 4.3’s fromJSONSchema() for serverless validation, compares it with Ajv and @cfworker/json-schema, and explains why Fragno Forms moved to Zod.

Explains versionstamps as a global ordering primitive for change feeds and concurrency control, and why other databases should expose an equivalent feature.

Thalo is a plain-text format that gives your knowledge just enough structure for tools and AI to work with it, while staying readable and editable by humans. Just text files in git, editable in Cursor or by Claude Code.

Define entities, dump thoughts, let LLMs extract structured entries, and synthesize insights from your scattered notes. The CLI provides a feedback loop with schema validation and reference checking.

Check out the website and GitHub repository.

Release highlights:

• Durable hooks for reliable post-transaction side effects.
• Improved Cloudflare Durable Objects support and migration helpers.
• Developer-experience upgrades across the database layer.

Service providers can deliver a smoother developer experience by packaging frontend, backend, and database integration primitives together. In this post we explore how our Stripe integration library shows how this improves the integration experience.

Fragno is a toolkit for building full-stack TypeScript libraries that work seamlessly across different frameworks such as Next.js and Nuxt. Fragno library users integrate in a couple lines of code. Write your API once, get type-safe clients for React, Vue, and vanilla JavaScript automatically.

Check out the documentation website.

This post showcases Semcheck, a tool that uses LLMs to verify consistency between specifications and code as a pre-commit or CI step.

Call of Duty’s scripting language runs on a virtual machine with an interesting execution model. In this blog post, I’ll give a quick overview of the language’s core constructs and syntax, and then dive into how its execution model compares to JavaScript’s event loop.

Webhook delivery systems seem straightforward until you need guaranteed ordering. This one requirement increases the complexity of the system significantly, which makes it an interesting case for evaluating an infrastructure platform.

In this blog post I’ll walk through the design and implementation of a reliable webhook delivery system on Cloudflare Workflows.

This is a small prototype for an integrated chat experience that hooks into React Router (or Remix). Context is automatically filled with the actions the user is taken. The LLM will use tool calls to load information from any route.

The site features a Twitter/X-style feed for quick updates and a blog for deeper dives into our experiments.

Ingesting emails into your AI agent/SaaS should be as simple as calling an API.

Check out the Live Demo.

Experimenting with adding Cursor-like features to a map view. In this example I turn swyx’s guide to Singapore into a map easily. Turns out LLMs are fairly good at geocoding.

A short walk through a chess example that shows how event streams can force consumers to reconstruct state and business logic that producers already have.

An essay on treating data as a product, publishing stable data interfaces, and preferring synchronization over imperative fetching inside larger organizations.