Updated evals-pwa support for the Prompt API in Chrome. Here's an example that you can run directly in the browser with no other setup. #builtinai #promptapi
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It's perhaps not surprising, but still curious, that when given a shell tool, gpt-oss assumes that it can call the apply_patch tool from Codex.
Perhaps every dev should build their own cli #agent? I built this: github.com/dstoc/llment pairs best with #gpt-oss in #llama-server, has providers for #ollama, #openai and #gemini too!
3/3 Follow the sign in steps, then if you can't reach the redirect endpoint from the browser, copy the URL into another shell: `curl 'http://localhost:40733/oauth2callback?...'`
2/3 Copy and paste the URL printed when you start the Gemini CLI sign in flow into a browser: `accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/v2/auth
If you need to sign into Gemini CLI in a shell without a browser (e.g. in a container):
1/3 Run `gemini -d` (for debug mode, which will print console messages).
deep-mind.bsky.social is on your list, but looks a bit suspicious.
2. Content scripts can't define custom elements <https://issues.chromium.org/issues/41118431>. Best workaround seems to be to inject a script directly into the page.
A couple of things I learned:
1. As soon as you publish something, you'll get a bunch of email from shady folk trying to sell "organic" reviews and downloads.
I made a Chrome extension that visualizes keypresses and combos. Useful for screencasts and presentations. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/webke...
Is it reasonable to apply the same to the callback type?
type OnBar<T = void> = T extends void
? () => void
: (data: T) => void;
Conditional types?
```
type Options<T = void> = T extends void
? BaseOptions<void>
: BaseOptions<T> & { data: T };
```