This is getting really good. The editor is now fully functional, and spits out code for the main app to consume. The swapping of shapes still has a few edge cases, but is good enough to proceed.

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Multiple sheets are now supported in the app, and their use-state is remembered as part of the document. Additionally, each sheet can have a mixed set of shape colors! And shape snapping back to the sheet is handled by type and size, or color or effect.

This video shows a blue shiny sheet commingling with a red standard sheet. Shapes swap sheets, and persist in both space and use across document launches.

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Okay the shape sheet is awesome. It now:
- Supports snapping
- Supports snapping of a like shape to a non-origin hole
- Implements the full elastic drag metal shader from the main app, both on peeled shapes and the sheet as a whole
- Authors a valid ShapeSheetConfiguration for consumption in the main app.

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Another app, another custom configuration utility.

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I was able to reuse a lot of the boilerplate of the last app to quickly scaffold the DocumentGroup version of #RandomForms, so that documents of shapes now exist. It’s rapidly becoming a real app now.

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@helge @simonbs @BrendanThompson @nighthawk @dimitribouniol

I pointed Claude Code at the Pushover docs a few weeks ago and and said “First, write an OpenAPI.yaml representation of their api docs, then use swift-OpenAPI-generator to write a CLI to interact with messages. Ensure you can send plain text and multipart payloads.” Then I had it write a skill so future executions would discover it, and ✅.

(Btw the message make sense if you look at accompanying screenshots for #RandomForms)

Image export in #RandomForms
now let’s me use it as a starting point in #LetterSet. I also added a really fun haptic feedback effect to coincide with the first and second threshold changes in the animation. This is starting to get fun!

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