Kendai v0.2.0 Is Here, with Terminal Viewing Support

As a new experiment, Kendai v0.2.0 adds the ability to browse files in a TUI. Here is an introduction to the release.

As a new experiment, Kendai v0.2.0 adds the ability to browse files in a TUI. Here is an introduction to the release.

I imagine there are times when you want to check Markdown files in a repository—especially when they are spread across different folders—and see them all at once. I made a tool for just that: Kendai-md. It is a simple tool for viewing Markdown. It does not generate HTML; it is simply a small utility for checking Markdown files. I originally made it for myself, but it was useful enough that I decided to publish it, even though tools like this are probably easy to make these days.

The fourth Engawa AI x XR will be held on November 14. As usual, it is on a Saturday, starting at 2:00 PM. Doors open from 1:30 PM, so feel free to come a little early.
This time, the special theme is XR games. I am planning to bring my Steam Frame, Steam Machine, and Steam Controller. We are looking for talks on anything from “I played this” to “I made this.”

The third Engawa AI x XR was held on Saturday, September 12. This time, we focused on WebMCP. The submission deadline for the WebMCP Challenge had just passed, so I was able to take a breath. Three people who had entered the WebMCP Challenge came along, making it an especially enjoyable session for me.
Just one week to go until the third Engawa AI x XR! For anyone who hasn't signed up yet, here's a preview of the topics we'll be covering. Chiba has been getting typhoons and bands of heavy rain lately, so I'm hoping the weather will spare us this weekend.