As mentioned on my blog a few days ago, Sharpee has reached a stable v1 release. There is a developer manual (HTML/PDF/ePub) with code snippets available from the website: https://sharpee.net/. The platform is available through npm and has a sharpee CLI tool installed from @sharpee/devkit.
When I wrote the manual I had Claude “execute” the 31 chapters in a naive docker container where Claude was given no context. It took a few iterations, but it surprisingly gave me a user’s perspective regression test that cleaned up a number of edge cases and a couple of text emission flaws.
Since my last post here, the channel-service package has replaced the original text-service package, added better prose formatters, enabled real front-end developer themes, added sound and music capabilities, and tightened the platform down to a production-level release. There are still open items in the GitHub issues list, so there will be a 1.5 and a 2.0 at some point.
The roadmap includes a multi-player Floyd like docker container, a MacOS native IDE, VS Code plugin, and with help, Spanish packages.