This is the exact same reaction I had

I've found CF infinitely easier to set up

I agree— CF's setup is infinitely easier.

R2 also has very generous egress: completely free outbound data transfer with no bandwidth charges (unlike S3). That's the main reason I'm comparing the two for my use case.

This is so cool. Could you share more about where I could find them?

Cool! I built something similar to this but using cloudflare workers[1] + a val town cron[2].

[1] https://github.com/nbbaier/hn-notifier [2] https://www.val.town/x/nbbaier/hnNotifierCron

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I want to know what's going on under the hood of the /adhd skill. Sounds immensely useful for me.

I'm working on a part 2 with a bit more detail for that skill! It just has to go through a couple more drafts.

I don't use AI for these. My friends edit/give feedback, so the cycle is slow.

Do you have any benchmarks or evals about if/how much this improves LLM understanding on typescript codebases?

I really like this, well done!

Thank you. Really appreciate it. It was super fun to make/build

I'd really like to know more about the Cloudflare native headless CMS...got a github repo?

Sounds neat - is there a repo?

not sure if i want to open source yet or not, still contemplating

but will gladly let you know if i do. in any case, it would probably be under github.com/merlinaudio/invoke