Project: demo-beta · Branch: main · Mode: default · Model: claude-opus-4-6

Stats: 6 user messages, 12 tool calls, tools used: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob.

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Turn 1 — User

Let's build stilo. Start with go.mod + cmd/stilo/main.go skeleton.

Turn 1 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Bash: cd /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta && go mod init github.com/USER/stilo
- Write: /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta/go.mod (82 chars)

 

Tools used:

- Write: /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta/cmd/stilo/main.go (624 chars)

 

Skeleton done. go build ./cmd/stilo should compile cleanly now.

Turn 2 — User

Build and try it.

Turn 2 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Bash: cd /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta && go build ./cmd/stilo

Tool results:

 

Tools used:

- Bash: cd /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta && mkdir -p content public && ./stilo

Tool results:

 

Compiles and runs. Next: the content walker.

Turn 3 — User

Write the content walker with frontmatter parsing. Keep it in internal/content/.

Turn 3 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Write: /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta/internal/content/content.go (920 chars)

 

This is the simplest possible frontmatter parser — no YAML library, just string splits. Handles title: and date: for now. We can add more fields later.

Turn 4 — User

Write a test for Load.

Turn 4 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Write: /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta/internal/content/content_test.go (512 chars)

 

Turn 5 — User

Run the tests.

Turn 5 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Bash: cd /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta && go test ./internal/content/...

Tool results:

 

Both tests pass.

Turn 6 — User

Commit with something reasonable and let's pause.

Turn 6 — Assistant

Tools used:

- Bash: cd /Users/USER/Desktop/demo-beta && git add cmd internal go.mod && git commit -m "feat: stilo skeleton + content loader with frontmatter"

Tool results:

 

Session summary: stilo is now a compiling Go binary with a frontmatter-aware content loader and passing tests. Next session tackles internal/walk/ and internal/render/, then we can render the first actual blog post.