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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    AI Coding Tools Infuse a new Life in MagicMirror

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      sdetweil @Rags
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      @Rags very cool.

      I am using the cline integration (Sonnet 4.6) with VS to enhance some firmware (build env in VS), and its been interesting.

      the task session is of limited size, and once the size is exceeded, we start a WHOLE new topic, with no memory of any prior one… so have to RELEARN some environmental and design decisions… wasting time and task space on old stuff…

      but its amazing what a few hours can do…

      Sam

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        Rags @sdetweil
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        @sdetweil Amazing. My current setup has MagicMirror and Homeassistant running on the home network. The integrations between the two is like a Portal has opened up between the future and the past. It is almost like the AI (Alien) visits the past and resolves issues, I guess it is time for the community to harness the power of AI (Cautiously of course) and make MagicMirror a truly user friendly project which can benefit the people who have no tech/ coding background , and would need something that repairs itself when broke.

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          sdetweil @Rags
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          @Rags there is a lot of content…
          my MMM-Config tries to remove the config.js editing , and put all the config in one place.
          and lately adding modules from the 3rd party list in one place.

          I’m not UI guy, so its not fancy/modern UI. (but customizable some via css)

          as I’m sure you found, the consistency of the MM UI depends on the combined UI experience of all the module developers. quite a challenge. and the see thruness to allow for separate background content poses some unique challenges…

          but still, its amazing how fast one can get content up on display, with very little traditional developer skill.

          Sam

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            Rags @sdetweil
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            @sdetweil I agree. Just to make a point I used AI to rewrite .css code for some of the modules to enhance the UI display on the screen. I achieved the Glass Morphism display characteristics, which is the latest in IOS
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              sdetweil @Rags
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              @Rags interesting!

              Sam

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