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Roman Hotsiy 🇺🇦

@RomanHotsiy

CTO at @Redocly

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Joined October 2013
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🔥 Just released redoc-cli package! One of the commands is *bundle* which renders an @OpenApiSpec spec into zero-dependency HTML page powered by ReDoc Give it a try 👀 ! github.com/Rebilly/ReDoc/tre…
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Opus 5.5 effect
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I don't even know how I lived without clipboard history before.
Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) profile pictureAdam Wathan
@adamwathanNov 2
Replying to @lkr
Clipboard history, opening every app, random ad hoc calculations, currency conversion, I use it like 5000 times per day!
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It took a while to get approved but here we are!
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyNov 2
Redocly is now in @ChatGPT 🚀 Ask it to lint your OpenAPI description and explain each problem, write a lint rule, or set up a docs site. It searches the live Redocly docs, so it looks things up instead of guessing.
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Same. I often consult with Gemini and use it as reviewer focused on any simplifications
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@thdxrOct 31
our team uses gemini quite a bit now whenever we have a tricky architectural problem, complex system design questions, or need to simplify something we ask for a gemini subagent it's pretty good here. i don't see this talked about much
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Redocly (@Redocly) profile picture
Redocly
@RedoclyOct 29
How much of your API is actually covered by your OpenAPI definition? With drift --coverage in Redocly CLI, you can measure API coverage and identify gaps between your API and its specification. A simple way to get better visibility into your API coverage and keep your documentation aligned with your API.
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GitHub stacked PRs are so bad for me. Just adds more problems vs just stacking manually. Especially since agents now remove the manual juggling. The only part I like is the list of the PRs in the stack. I wish they just stopped there - no extra functionality on top.
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@RedoclyOct 27
A search that finds nothing, a question asked for the fourth time: readers keep telling you what your docs are missing. Writer Agent reads those signals, finds the gap, fact-checks a fix against your code, and opens a pull request. You review and merge.
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Adam Altman
@adamaltmanOct 26
Bun uses redocly-cli in this article to demo the speed of their fmt command: bun.com/blog/bun-v1.4.4
Bun v1.4.4

Bun v1.4.4

Fixes 271 issues, addressing 544 👍. bun fmt, a Prettier-compatible formatter built into Bun that is 3x to 6x faster than oxfmt, bun check is 1.4x to 7.8x faster on large projects, bun install...

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I built this a while ago as a Claude Code plugin. I've been using it every day and find It very useful! I also have "comments" section which helps a lot, and "gen" which is generated content like lock files/snapshots.
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Theo - t3.gg (@theo) profile pictureTheo - t3.gg
@theoOct 20
yoink'd straight into T3 Code :)
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claude.ai/customize/plugins/…
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Adam Altman (@adamaltman) profile picture
Adam Altman
@adamaltmanOct 19
My year-long creation finally came to life in Redocly CLI this month. I ask my agents to "recheck" their markdown before responding or committing using my presets and rules.
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyOct 19
Most docs teams have a style guide. Few have anything that checks it. redocly recheck lints your Markdown pages and the descriptions in your API files: repeated words, sentence-case headings, long sentences, words to avoid. --fix repairs what it can.
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Also supports linting prose inside OpenAPI descriptions!
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyOct 19
Most docs teams have a style guide. Few have anything that checks it. redocly recheck lints your Markdown pages and the descriptions in your API files: repeated words, sentence-case headings, long sentences, words to avoid. --fix repairs what it can.
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I am quite often adding "it's fine if this is a multi-month project" to my prompts. I'm not sure if it works but otherwise I feel it may discard the best architectural ideas for being "too big."
Evan You (@evanyou) profile pictureEvan You
@evanyouOct 17
Funny how frontier models still estimate a task to take 2 weeks when it literally proceeds to do it in 2 hours
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Another big drop from the team! I can't even pick my favorite one this time ☺️
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyOct 15
Realm 0.138.0 is out 🚀 • AI prompts readers open in one click • Navigation tabs • Cookie consent, built in • WebMCP, experimental Same release for Reef, Revel, and Redoc. Highlights 🧵
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wooow! So good timing! I've been working on an internal website hosting engine on top of lambda and was about to slowly roll it into prod. Gonna switch it to Web Functions and test ASAP. Looks like it will improve the cold starts situation but also make things more reactive 🤞
Brandon 🚀 Ravion (@flybayer) profile pictureBrandon 🚀 Ravion
@flybayerOct 13
AWS just shipped Vercel's Fluid Compute, natively inside Lambda. It's called Lambda Web Functions. Vercel's core compute advantage is now an AWS primitive. What's the same, what's different, and the tradeoffs 🧵
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It took us too long to get here but here we are! Finally, the new Redoc Community Edition is out! Modern UI, LLM-friendly and great performance! Go check it out!
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyOct 14
Redoc 3 is out 🚀 Point it at an API description, get docs. That hasn't changed in 10+ years. Almost everything else has: a new design, dark mode, a page for every operation, and OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and GraphQL in one renderer. Free and MIT licensed 🧵
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Albinator1707@Albinator17071Oct 13
If you're thinking about migrating from Spectral, here's a sign. dev.to/tatomyr/are-you-migra…
Are you migrating from Spectral? Redocly just got something to help you with that!

Are you migrating from Spectral? Redocly just got something to help you with that!

Spectral has been the default OpenAPI linter for years, and it did serve the community well. It made...

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Approved in 1 second ☺️ We finally fully completed migration to @voidzerodev Oxlint. Most of rules were moved a while ago but we still had a few in ESLint which were very slow: > Lint time: 8.9 s on main. > The removed ESLint run took 42.5 s.
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Very important data to have!
Redocly (@Redocly) profile pictureRedocly
@RedoclyOct 12
What are people actually asking your docs' AI assistant? Reunite Analytics lists every conversation. Open one to read each question and answer, with sources. Conversations your docs couldn't answer get a "No answer found" tag: your next page to write.
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I've been a Garmin user for a while now. I like the hardware but the soft is not good. Like I could not find a watchface that can show me current tide chart. All of them were ugly af. Finally this problem is solved and I could just vibe-code the perfect one!
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