Markdown is non deterministic when it comes to piping it through an LLM. Sure the prompt intent is the same, but it doesn't guarantee the same output.

I would much rather have significantly more detailed comments inline with code to describe the intention at any given step than just a high level markdown file. We already have PDRs and markdown seems like it would just be an extension of that.

Exactly!

Source code main attribute should be reproducable builds...

Same source gives the same output.

Giving the same PDRs, docs, tickets, etc to humans will never give deterministic output, I'm willing to accept the same from my agents

Readychime is great and could see a market for this.

People have spoken, so I removed the scroll snapping.

Point taken, scroll-jacking has been removed.

Jelly slider was an influence, no denying that.

Point taken, scroll-jacking has been removed.

Sometimes we built for the pure joy of making. Practicality is a bonus.

That is visible in your code. I was mildly skeptical at first because it just didn't seem like it was doing much more than other design systems. Then I looked at the code.

You've built something really great here, your grasp of web components is incredibly strong, and the way you use TypeScript is very light handed in a way that made the code just a delight to read through, in a way I've not had in many years. It's been a while since I looked at a new library's codebase and learned something new, so thank you for that!

This may sound silly, but I think you've laid the foundation here for the next Bootstrap / MUI. It just needs more expandability and distribution options.

It's the first UI idea in many years that is surprisingly refreshing. It has all the signs of greatness.

Point taken and now you both get notifications as well as a pretty bunny icon to click on, to over rule the system settings.

Good catch. I've updated the button logic. The click will no longer trigger if the cursor is outside the button boundary.