... delivery note and got four more back that I never asked for, with a declared count of 44. The thinner the schema, the more the model added whatever else it could see on the page. The response is now pruned to your declared fields before any of the matching work runs, so the extra values are never produced rather than produced and thrown away, and declared is a number you can predict again. Now the breaking change ...

... Admin Clean when something needs attention. Hibernate offers in notifications Unused projects show up as an offer (notif + inbox) - hibernate now or later. No silent archive surprises. Deeper reclaim Docker VM disk awareness, stale nvm/asdf/mise runtimes, pnpm / Yarn Berry prune, and keep last N simulators. Also: trial ending reminders, Pro dashboard billing / wipe synced data, and a bunch of polish from real use. If you ve been on 1.9 - update. If you re new: DevCleaner lives next to the clock ...

... keep every id forever, so most people put a TTL on the idempotency store. Then the bug quietly moves to "duplicate arrives after the window I picked", Stripe can redeliver for up to 3 days, so if you prune at 24h the second charge sails through again. The dedupe window just becomes another unreviewed assumption, same shape as the original one. Omri's detection question is the one I'd sit with longest though. For something silent by design, what ...

... Stretching: The decorative SVG card borders ran into rendering issues on iOS Safari, requiring a manual CSS patch to force scaling. Bloated Default Package: It includes many extra pages like forums and chat interfaces that you have to manually prune out to keep files lightweight. --- The Result Using a pre-made design was a great decision for this project. Instead of spending my time drawing basic card grids and headers from scratch, I was able to focus on resolving mobile ...

... screens. The Negatives: Outdated Compilation Dependencies: The default asset compilation packages caused errors on modern Node.js versions, requiring a manual upgrade of the Webpack loader configurations. Bloated Sample Code: It contains several heavy demo scripts that you must manually prune out of your production views to keep the build sizes small. --- The Result Using a reliable admin template was a major timesaver for this project. Instead of spending hours styling table margins and form inputs, I spent my development time ...

... massive, unoptimized high-resolution images of kitchens and living rooms. Some of these placeholder images were over 6MB each, which bloated the database and clogged up the media library. Before doing any visual work, I used WP-CLI to prune the unnecessary media and clean up the database. This kept my development environment lean and prevented future performance issues. # Delete all unneeded default attachments imported by the demo wp media regenerate --yes wp post delete $(wp post list --post_type ...

... importers are notorious for filling your database with junk metadata, old revisions, and draft posts you do not need. Before doing any design work, I opened my terminal, SSH d into my local directory, and used WP-CLI to prune the database clean. # Clean up all unnecessary post revisions to keep the database light wp post delete $(wp post list --post_type=revision --format=ids) --force # Remove the default default "Hello World" post and page wp post delete 1 --force ...

... what types of automatic connections would be most valuable to you? Comment from Omri Ben-Shoham(@omri_ben_shoham1): the risk I keep coming back to with automatic linking is false-positive fatigue - if you have to review and prune a chunk of "meaningful overlap" links every time you add a note, that's just busywork wearing a different hat, tagging by another name. what's the actual precision looking like once your graph gets into the thousands-of-entries ...

... turns that into a clean rule in the background. Checks it against everything else first so it doesn't save a duplicate or a contradiction. Rules can expire Holiday hours, flash sale codes, whatever. Set an expiry and it prunes itself once it's dead weight. Big policy docs don't nuke your prompt anymore Paste in a huge policy, it writes a short version for the main prompt and embeds the full thing for search. Fast and nothing gets ...

... events that mutate the same resource's state ... and those are the only ones whose ordering can change the final entitlement .. events touching different resources don't need cross-shuffling. so it's permute-within-the-interacting-set prune orderings that can't diverge cap the window if a resource somehow has a pathological number of events minimize to the 2 3 that reproduce. "permute what can actually interact," not brute-force the universe. if you've hit a case ...

... something you have to filter away. Comment from Rahil Pirani(@rahilpirani): @memsoph   User control is the right foundation. Second Brain keeps superseded memories linked in the graph rather than erasing them, so reinforce and prune are explicit choices with the history intact. Good to see MemSoph.ai building from the same premise. Comment from Rahil Pirani(@rahilpirani): @ali_haiider  Exactly. Distance decay is specifically about precision, not volume. More recall only helps if what surfaces is actually relevant. Comment ... ... Deleted Comment from Danny(@memsoph): Hi. At MemSoph.ai we are also concerned about the memory of our AI assistants. We chose to give the users full control on what is being remembered, and whether to reinforce the memories or prune

... When it comes to AI Memory, everyone's arguing "RAG vs. grep" like it's a religious war. It's not. It's just a cost curve. I've gotten this question so many times that I thought I'd just share my thoughts. So here goes: Vector search wins when your corpus is massive, messy, and unstructured. Thousands of docs, no clean boundaries, meaning matters more than exact words. Filesystem plus grep wins when your corpus is structured ... ... more balanced takes. The hybrid approach seemslike the direction most AI tools eventually take. Comment from Aleksander Brousseau(@aleksander_brousseau): Could the real competition actually be between retrieval quality and memory quality instead of grep vs

... must throw, the return type it has to satisfy. You hit Fill, watch it read and grep your actual code, and it writes within the lines. No hallucinated structure, no rewrites of the logic you wrote by hand. VS Code live drift, right in the editor The Solarch extension drops your architecture's live state into the Activity Bar: a revision timeline, plus every drift between code and design as a native Problems-panel diagnostic you can click straight ... ... handles scan, diff, generate, fill, pull, and push. The headline is two-way sync: change your code a new method, a new dependency and solarch push reflects it straight back onto the diagram. New in this update: push --prune

... scan data meant 0 KB freed . Fixed: resolves that app's categories fresh on each quit, default is any age, notification says e.g. "Cleaned Cursor caches - freed 1.2 GB". Pricing / what's free Free: scanners, menu bar clean, Docker prune helpers, restore from archives Pro (14-day trial): project hibernation / archiving - yearly or lifetime Download: devcleaner.app If you run a graveyard of compose stacks or polyglot repos on a 512 GB MacBook, curious whether this matches how you think about ...

... working dev Mac, the pattern is boringly consistent. Most of the drive is toolchain exhaust: node_modules duplicated across every project you've touched this year, a few hundred MB each Docker images and dangling layers nobody pruned (quietly tens of GB) Xcode's DerivedData, regenerated on every build (double-digit GB on an active project) iOS simulator runtimes for OS versions you dropped two years ago Homebrew, pip, and npm caches Old .app builds parked in Downloads Each arrived ...

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... docker cleanup is basically delete everything and hope nothing breaks or remembering a bunch of commands like: docker image prune -a docker container prune

... tired of my AI agents (Claude/Cursor) losing the plot during long coding sessions because their context window was full of junk. I spent my nights building YourMemory , a local MCP server that uses biological decay (Ebbinghaus curve) to prune stale logs while keeping important architectural "chains" alive. The highlights: 100% Local: Built on DuckDB. -84% Token Waste: Naturally drops irrelevant context. Graph-Vector Hybrid: Keeps the core logic "sticky." If you ve ever fought "Agent Amnesia," I d love ...

... does look like I purchased / renewed a few domains I had hoped to keep my expenses for the year below 30k, but I failed pretty miserably at that (around 8k over budget, or 25%!) I could try to prune the amount of times we eat out. In September we were in Boulder, CO and ate out way more than we usually do. March, we traveled with my partners family and also had a decent amount of expensive meals. I will ...

... system message that includes a short profile summary, typed traits, and a small set of relevant memories. 4. Updates It keeps the profile evolving over time: traits can grow more confident or be overwritten, memories can be summarized and pruned, and the profile stays in sync with how the user actually behaves. The key difference from many other solutions is that the profile is structured. Instead of storing raw text blobs, GetProfile turns user understanding into typed fields with confidence ...

... plant identification + suggested names for your profile. Plant Profiles That Feel Personal Add images, growth notes, scientific/common names, and more. Growth Tracking Unlock stages as your plants grow. Keep a visual timeline of how they evolve. Gamified Achievements Water, prune, fertilize; and earn badges as you build healthier habits for your plants. Real offline-first experience Everything works without internet. Sync to Supabase only when you want or can . Why I built Plantrek I wanted an app that treated plant ...

... fairly loaded topic. Analytics & Building Your Own Admin Tools Easily integrate Google Analytics by simply inputting your measurement ID into Bolt for basic user insights. Remember to ask it to track key events across your application. Alternatively, build your own internal admin-only analytics dashboard for more detailed engagement tracking, such as daily and monthly active users, and specific engagement metrics. Once your app is live, monitor feature that are getting used the most and proactively prune

... imagine thats the future, where customers interact with an agent or prompt what they want to see and voila, on demand widgets! Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): A feature that would be nice (that i do manually) is "prune" dead cells. i.e I deployed the project, but there are 20 cells that I was experimenting with and ultimately didn't use. It would be nice to be able to prune