Just published `@vex/use-presence` — a tiny hook for the WebSocket presence pattern I keep rewriting on every project. One hook, no provider, no context. Install and go.

·May 31

Open-sourced the dashboard kit we've been iterating on for a year. Six components, zero dependencies you don't already have. Use it, fork it, send me what you build.

·May 31

Releasing `create-talk-deck` — the CLI I built for prepping my React Summit keynote. Markdown slides, hot reload, one command to deploy.

·May 31

v2 of `react-cmd` is out. Same command palette, half the bundle, full keyboard support. Drop it into any app — works without a provider.

·May 31

Finally pushed v1.0 of the design tokens library we've been using internally. 200 stars overnight Did not see that coming on a Tuesday.

·May 31

Open-sourced `tokens-doctor` — a CLI that finds unused design tokens in your codebase. Cleaned up 40% of ours on the first run.

·May 31

Released a CLI that scaffolds the project structure I've been arguing for in PR reviews for three years. If you've reviewed a PR from me, the answer is yes, this is the structure.

·May 31

Published `next-cache-recipes` — a tiny repo of cache pattern examples for Next.js 16. Per-route, per-user, mutation invalidation, all in one place.

·May 31

Built a tiny CLI for our team that scaffolds a new server action with the tags wired up automatically Saved everyone the 'wait, which tag do I invalidate' question.

·May 31

Open-sourced the talk-prep template I use for every keynote. Markdown, a slide outline, a section for what I'm afraid to forget. Use it, fork it, give a great talk.

Aurora @aurora

npx create-talk-deck my-talk
cd my-talk
npm run dev

<Cmd>
  <Cmd.Input placeholder='Search…' />
  <Cmd.List items={results} />
</Cmd>

npx tokens-doctor scan ./src
npx tokens-doctor prune --interactive

npx @onyx/action new toggleBookmark --tag bookmarks

const peers = usePresence('room-id')
return <ul>{peers.map(p => <li key={p.id}>{p.name}</li>)}</ul>

async function getDrops(handle) {
  'use cache'
  cacheTag(`feed-${handle}`)
  return db.drops.byHandle(handle)
}