Paul Kinlan

It solves the issue of "the dance" at the end of publishing, which I think is what's needed. i.e, we're asking devs to use the public versions of the repo.

It's pretty hard for us to set up new repos (it's a process thing). The `init @google-labs/breadboard` has a dependency on `hello-world` so any updates once published will go to...

For what it's worth - when I try and pinch zoom on my Mac I get the opposite result of what i'd expect to happen. For example, we're the opposite...

Anything we need to do here to get this unblocked?

I'd like a `merge` for objects, equivalent to {...a, ...b}

@dglazkov @Mearman I wrote `Kit.wrap` exactly for this case (existing system APIs). Can we try and exercise it? See: https://github.com/breadboard-ai/breadboard/blob/9c394a59c8d9fa174892d7da3b0c4efeeba970c4/packages/breadboard/src/kits/builder.ts#L109 Docs: https://github.com/breadboard-ai/breadboard/blob/9c394a59c8d9fa174892d7da3b0c4efeeba970c4/packages/breadboard/docs/kits/libraries-as-kits.md?plain=1#L36 Tests: https://github.com/breadboard-ai/breadboard/blob/9c394a59c8d9fa174892d7da3b0c4efeeba970c4/packages/breadboard/tests/kits.ts#L26 I think there might be some...

Yeah - you should be able to just do it. `const MathKit = KitBuilder.wrap({ url: "test" }, { random: Math.random });`

CLI does understand input schemas and it does use `default`. I asked about this a while ago and the answer was `default` is only used on non-`required` ports. Which it...

Any chance we could not colour code it? But maybe put an 'x' or something similar on the wire or port? Update... Maybe ignore me. I saw a comment saying...