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An article summarizing two weeks of Script Kit development was created in development-update-article.md. The article highlights 78 commits, focusing on major feature additions and improvements suitable for a homepage.

Key changes documented in the article include:

  • Major New Features: Comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integration and initial React/JSX form support via the formReact API. The params() function received significant enhancements for type inference and schema handling.
  • Developer Experience Improvements: Enhanced testing and build infrastructure, new 1Password CLI integration for secure secret management, and the introduction of AI-powered script generation.
  • User Interface Enhancements: Improvements to the theme system and expanded metadata support, including emojis and timeout options for scripts.
  • Stability & Performance: Overhauls to argument handling and resolution of TypeScript verification errors for improved type safety.

The article is structured to be engaging and accessible, detailing the practical benefits for users while showcasing the technical depth of the improvements.

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    • Added a new development update article summarizing recent major features, UI enhancements, developer experience improvements, and stability upgrades for Script Kit, covering June 7-19, 2025. The article includes highlights such as MCP server integration, React/JSX form support, enhanced parameter handling, AI-powered script generation, and improved security and performance. Links to downloads, documentation, and community discussions are provided.

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A new development update article for Script Kit has been added, summarizing changes from June 7-19, 2025. The article details 78 commits, highlighting new features, developer experience improvements, UI enhancements, stability, and performance upgrades. It also provides development statistics, future outlook, and relevant links for further information.

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development-update-article.md Added a new markdown article summarizing recent Script Kit development updates and features.

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In the warren of code where updates hop,
A new article lands with a gentle plop.
Features abound and the UI shines bright,
TypeScript and tests keep bugs out of sight.
With secrets secured and AI in tow,
The Script Kit garden continues to grow! 🐇✨


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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
development-update-article.md (2)

1-4: Convert emphasized date to a proper heading.
Using italic emphasis for the date triggers markdownlint MD036. Consider making it a subheading for better semantic structure:

- *June 7-19, 2025*
+ ### June 7–19, 2025

99-103: Remove italics from the CTA paragraph.
The final call-to-action is currently in italics, which can reduce readability. Use plain text or bold:

- *Want to try these new features? Update to the latest version…*
+ **Want to try these new features? Update to the latest version…**
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🔇 Additional comments (8)
development-update-article.md (8)

5-6: Great introduction!
The opening paragraph is engaging, concise, and sets expectations clearly.


7-16: Strong Major New Features section.
The MCP integration items are well organized and clearly highlight the value.


17-24: React/JSX and parameter handling bits read clearly.
These subsections are concise and informative.


34-53: Developer Experience improvements look solid.
The AVA testing, build fixes, CI integration, and AI-powered commands are well detailed.


54-66: UI enhancements are well scoped.
Theme system and metadata expansions are clearly called out.


68-79: Stability & Performance section is on point.
Argument handling and type safety improvements are clearly described.


81-87: Verify consistency between stats and described features.
You list “78 total commits” (ok) but call out “6 major feature additions”—the article itself highlights 3 🎯 sections and 3 DE/UI expansions. Please confirm the count or adjust accordingly.


88-97: Forward-looking conclusion is strong.
The “What’s Next?” section ties back to themes and keeps momentum.

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