Justin Schroeder
@jpschroeder
Betting on JavaScript. Building Bod.Coach, . Mostly on X: FormKit (for VueJS) AutoAnimate Tempo
Standard Code runs in the cloud. Install a tiny daemon on any machine(s), then create new projects from the web, native Mac app, or the CLI coding agent. The expensive agent work is done in the cloud, so even a tiny VPS works great. Close your laptop and walk away.
Sama One lets you bring your Codex sub to Standard Code, unlocking infinite parallel lines. It sips your weekly OpenAI usage because it, too, is a heavily optimized, curated collection of domain-specific agents built on OpenAI’s latest models.
For Unlimited One, each parallel session requires purchasing a line of service. Just like a cell phone bill, it’s a predictable expense and won’t leave you out of tokens at the end of the week.
In Standard Code you don’t pick models, you pick Agents. At launch, two agents are included: - Unlimited One - Sama One (for OpenAI subs) Each is a carefully curated, Pareto-optimized coding agent that uses many models across the various domains in coding.
We’re announcing Standard Code: a new coding agent with unlimited use, like a cell phone plan. Each line has no 5-hour, weekly, or rate limit and powers one coding session. More lines = more parallel sessions. How is unlimited use possible? 👇
Faster than React, Vue, Svelte, and Angular. < 5kb and no build step.
We've made a huge mistake. We've forgotten decades of engineering wisdom. Composition over inheritance.
Mythos is sooooooooooo good. If only I had it, all my projects would be secure...
Announcing: sip — a small image processor for the orange cloud 🟠 An open source ultra low memory WASM image processing for Cloudflare Workers. It resizes via DTC stream rather than a buffer, meaning even large jpgs can be processed directly on your Durable Object w/o OOM. sip.standardagents.ai
Hell froze over: announcing FormKit for React. Secretly framework-agnostic since inception, today we’re open sourcing the most popular Vue form library…for React. Why is this a big deal?...
We’re open sourcing ArrowJS 1.0: the first UI framework for coding agents. Imagine React/Vue, but with no compiler, build process, or JSX transformer. It’s just TS/JS so LLMs are already *great* at it. AND run generated code securely w/ sandbox pkg. ➡️ arrow-js.com
The date time library that can format and parse Intl.DateTimeFormat, work with timezones natively, and tree-shakes to zero....goes 1.0 🎉
announcing: zodown A Zod 4 -> Zod 3 runtime converter. Why? Lots of packages don't support Zod 4, but you want to write Zod 4 because you live in the future: zodown.com
Never heard of it, so I googled it. I think I know why it’s not popular… This has to be one of the worst looking websites I’ve ever had the displeasure of seeing. Right or wrong, I assume a bad looking website is a reflection of competence.
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Yikes. I know I post quite a bit about my concerns about npm, but my fear has been rekindled today. npm appears to be down, and it is the backbone of...everything? We have to figure out a way to distribute the JS ecosystem.
What happened here? I wrote a FormKit compiler and decided not to release it...🧵👇
When I google "VueConf US"...my name shows up in the site map??? what? 😂
I asked AI to make an SVG pencil icon. We got here after about 5 iterations.
I was told by my team this was the worst a hat has ever looked. Thanks VueConf.