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Do you mean creating an Agent through Slack or Discord? Or do you mean having integrations of the Agent with Slack and Discord so it can interact on it?

Pleasure! Drop it a star on GitHub to support further. Would appreciate any PRs or dev support.

This is a WIP I'm trying to figure out.

I want to be able to load those CSS variables as Tailwind directives.

e.g.

`

|_ button

  |_ index.tsx

  |_ tailwind.ext.js // <-- this contains the design tokens of this component as Tailwind directives. Now simply extend your Tailwind config with this file to add the relevant design tokens

`

I would love any ideas or feedback on this mechanism.

Hey hn, I've built a performant, compact and composable Material library for React. It's based off of @material/web's official Web Components implementation.

I am to use Tailwind as a styling engine, and I want to make it installable in-project, like shadcn. Kind of like a lightweight alternative to MUI.

btw I'm already using this in a production project. Looking forward to your thoughts.

I'd recommend getting a remote, third-party team of contractors, and hiring a fractional CTO to manage that particular team and any related software. Having done that pattern before; it's less liability and cost for you, and easy for you to experiment and get the job done. You can easily end the contract with the team once your software is stable enough.

My only advice would be: don't attach different freelancers to each other and expect the job to get done. That might work in some particular use cases, but most software requires (at least) the engineering team to be in-sync with each other. Freelancers rarely have that skill.

Hiring a full-time tech team in-house is beneficial only when your engineering/software is tightly coupled with the domain. We often overestimate and think that's the case every time -- it really isn't!

Btw if you want to hire such a team, I'm on the engineering end: [email protected]

Awesome. Looking forward to making you run outta money.

Looks cool. How did you manage to get the AI to return usable data? I tried something similar but it returned something different every time...