Sidekick for vibe coding - LunaPark visual inspection and management

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Hello, I haven’t been in a long time.
Have you lost interest in the project yet?
I was periodically interested in the fate of the project, as soon as I saw Sidekick, I immediately returned to testing.
As far as I understand, is this still working in test mode? I tried 3 times to create a simple test application for the task list, and I get the result with errors. (Rather, he creates one page and that’s it.)

Error: Failed to populate event node. Event submit not found in div

Error: Failed to save - Cannot read properties of null (reading 'map')

I tried to use Sidekick as an agent, and in the chat I added web links to the service API documentation, as in KiloCode, but as far as I understood, he does not know how to use webfetch.

Creating plugins via Sidekick. For example, connecting a library/SDK for developing, for example, telegram mini-app, and interacting with the API.

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Absolutely not, it’s moving faster than ever!

It’s in beta, but tested and ready to be used

Yeaaaaah, so we got that error reported, and it seems it was bug of characters encoding. It should work well now.

The best way to do that is to fork/clone this repo: GitHub - lunapark/plugin-boilerplate: Boilerplate to build Luna Park plugins · GitHub

And then ask your AI to build the plugin you want in the context of this repo.
You’ll be able to test it right away with a local instance serving your plugin, or publish it publicly through npm.

We’ll do a video tutorial on how to do all that if you need.

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Thank you. And there are restrictions on use in the demo version. To be honest, I have never been able to complete the process. usually it hangs at some iteration and that’s it. The last time I tried Gemini 4 Argon, I admit that there may be failures due to the novelty.

Regarding plugins, that is, you need to use third-party software (VS code …).

Instructional videos are always not enough and are welcome.

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Thanks a lot for the feedback Vladimir! I’ve taken note of everything you mentioned

And about the tutorials, is there anything in particular you’d like us to cover? Any features or things you’ve struggled with that you’d like to see explained in a video?

I’ll make some videos based on what you’d find most useful!

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Hello. Thank you.
Examples of work flows using Sidekick.

  1. Connecting to REST API data sources, for example, Grist provides Swagger with API documentation, something works according to the OpenAPI specification, how to teach Sidekick to work according to the API specification of any of its headless CMS (Directus, Strapi, etc.) as the backend of the application.
  2. Setting global style rules for applications under development. For example, you can develop a website, a mobile application, a windows kiosk application, and a telegram mini app for data coming from a headless CMS. It is logical to set global style rules as part of this task, for example, as design systems are set in OpenDesign.
  3. Connecting the MCP server of the data provider (Directus MCP, Grist MCP) to Sidekick.
  4. Connecting Agent Skill to Sidekick for example max-agents-skill/README.en.md at main · max-messenger/max-agents-skill · GitHub
    The world has changed very quickly, everyone codes vibe, and I myself often use agents, kilo code - CLI. And it all comes down to verifying the result, where there is no equal better than schematic visualization.
    I consider Sidekick as a full-fledged alternative to any agent (OpenCode etc.) that works in the LunaPark paradigm.
    I understand that LunaPark is primarily designed to teach programming. I came here for this purpose in the first place, but the world has changed, and we have to accelerate and change with it.
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