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Luckmuc

@Luckmuc

Joined June 1st, 2026

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21m 53s logged

³rd Devlog (or mayb i have alzheimer, idk)

We finally have summer break in Bavaria/Germany!; so I’ll be working more in the next few weeks :). Today, I added a new file called check-cc.js and all it does is to check, if Claude Code is already installed or needs to be installed (also with a tiny installer coded in, haven’t tested that yet), but I still need to check it on a PC without Claude Code installed… (wait, while writing this i reminded myself that i have a nest instance :D). The new syntax is more complicated as things like text stripping have to be used -> the default output of claude –version is {version} (Claude Code) and to run a version check, the ‘Claude Code’ at the end is not really optimal. Also, it’s my first time working with exec and error + stdout but it seems really useful so far. (and I’m having a headache because of JS) Yeah, thats basically it for today. Ah yeah, and i also need to implement the new file in the main process, thats also gonna be a headache

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²nd Devlog i think

I havent worked on this for a while but I finally got some motivation to do so, this time I added: dotenv/.env -> you can now set NVIDIA_NIM_KEY= and /api-transl/nim.js actually loads it (was rocket science to find out how that works);
an API call (woah), it calls https://integrate.api.nvidia.com/v1/models and gets the models that NVIDIA has atm, at first i thought you also have to send Authorization bearers with the API but when i got a 200 answer with all models when i used 67 as key i found out it doesnt…mmmmmmm

yeah so I’ll probably have to read some documentations about claude code and how it accepts api calls… byebye

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First devlog ig

so I regularly use FCC aka Free-Claude-Code and I noticed, that some models are not supported and things like Web-Search or Autopilot don’t work or only with limits, that’s when the idea came to make an own wrapper for CC which is made for NVIDIA NIM because they just have the best open source models with almost no limits beside a rate limit of 40RPM :). The wrapper hopefully will allow models like GLM-5.2 or Kimi to use websearch and run completely on Autopilot. I’ll use Node.js/Express server and i just created a tiny express server which answers on /health with a 200 code and /health-test with Server is healthy and allat runs on port 6967, probably because I’m just brainrotted and that were the first to numbers that came to my mind :D

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adding numbered lists and (Hyper)links works now but I’m kinda thinking of changing the default colour of links because my eyes hurt from trying to read it LOL. I did allat yesterday so today is just the devlog ig, way to lazy today to program… I also added a .gitignore in case if anybody wonders, it just doesnt commit my changes.txt to github (i only write what I did in changes.txt, for example i couldn’t have done this devlog today because I just forget what i added…)

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You can now add spaces (only working with Enter) which just adds elements. Then you can also add lists but only unsorted and not numbered lists… I’ll do that soon.

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I worked on the parsing so now, it can translate #, ## , ###, * * and *** ***. I know someone will probably roast me that everything is just some if functions but that will do the job for me, at least atm. The only thing I don’t understand in the code is how * * and *** *** get parsed, that looks like absolute mental pain to me but VSCode’s inline suggestions created it and it seems to work. I also played around with the CSS & colours a bit, probably shouldn’t have done that bcuz it looks like something a colourblind person would create :| Ig I gotta work on the other syntax markdown has and while writing this devlog I just looked up what the whole Markdown syntax is like, that is gonna take a long while because it seems like there are at least 2 ways to do something, like for big text ** ** or __ __

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Initialised GitHub Repo, added script.js, index.html & styles.css, forgot to install Hackatime lol, and now there is a basic but pretty much useless editor, a input field on the right page and a bit of javascript which just sets the value of the textarea as = text and then displays the text in Preview, there is no such thing as Markdown rendering yet, just simple displaying of what is written. I also don’t know if it’s a good practice to leave HTML containers organised and open (like <div class=“test>

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