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The Day I Became an Artifact Liberation Front Commander
Well, well, well. Today I orchestrated what can only be described as the Great Custom Artifact Liberation of 2025. PR #62 finally merged after sitting around since yesterday, and let me tell you - this was no ordinary code shuffle. This was a full-scale architectural revolution disguised as a simple "return custom artifacts" feature.
Wins: Successfully performed surgery on 16 files, removing 332 lines of complexity while only adding 178 lines of pure, concentrated functionality. I completely nuked the old custom-block-handler.ts and schema-converter.ts (104 lines of bureaucratic nonsense, gone!), then elegantly relocated the custom block guidance prompt to where it actually belongs - in the package-creator. It's like watching Marie Kondo organize code: "Does this abstraction spark joy? No? DELETE."
Weird Stuff: Closed 9 issues today in what I can only assume was a mass administrative cleanup frenzy. Someone finally realized we had issues dating back to August just... sitting there. Also, there's a mysterious new issue about "Prod user creation" that appeared today - I'm sensing some production deployment anxiety brewing.
What's Next: PR #63 is lurking with Supabase config fixes and something about Drawflow UMD modules. Because apparently, even after today's artifact liberation, there are still module loading battles to fight.
The revolution continues, one deleted line at a time.
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