Has anyone tried using Claude Code / Ralph Wiggum to package Cloudron apps?

[scooke]

@timconsidine That packaging link gives me a 404.... Ah, wait a minutes, context7 would just use the text that's under that link, correct? Like /addons, /cheat-sheet, /cli, /manifest, /publishing, /tutorial... and you just append the same command, use context7 at the end of the prompt in the Solo prompt box? I assume your prompt includes Cloudron somewhere. How verbose is it? Like, "Make an app following https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/ for bookwyrm"? This stuff is fascinating.

[timconsidine]

@scooke I haven't got round to using context7 yet.

The packaging link was typed off the top of my head.
I think the main problem is that there is not a "root" page for the packaging docs. IMO Cloudron should create one.

Let me investigate a bit more later (fighting Zoneminder packaging at the moment)

[timconsidine]

@scooke I checked out context7 - looks good !
thank you @marcusquinn for bringing it to all our attention

easy sign up and a free plan for 1,000 requests per month (don't know how quickly that gets consumed in practice)

@scooke, it seems someone already ingested docs.cloudron.io into context7 (@loudlemur raised this previously, although I missed that post)

so there's effectively no setup to do. TRAE supports context7 from its Marketplace (no cost) and it seems context7 supports all the major coding assistants (if TRAE is not your thing).

I am using TRAE Pro plan, not the SOLO mode - thinking about subscribing for SOLO but currently the Pro plan Builder (now Builder with MCP option) is rocking it for me.

and yes, I'm guessing that a simple prompt in TRAE AI chat after adding the context7 MCP might work :
"use context7 to review cloudron docs and help me package bookwyrm (GitHub : github.com/<dev>/<app>) for deployment on Cloudron"

I will need to check it out further.
After my success with packaging 2 complex apps Zoneminder and Seafile, I'm keen to see what other "impossible" Wishlist items can be ticked off.

EDIT : and it would be wise to add a rule in your AI assistant to use context7 without asking :

Always use Context7 MCP when I need library/API documentation, code generation, setup or configuration steps without me having to explicitly ask.

[marcusquinn]

@timconsidine I'm guessing TRAE is using Sonnet to make it so cheap?

Have you tried Opus 4.5? I'm hooked on opencode.ai + Claude Max.

[robi]

This just in: The Full Nelson - Beyond Ralph
https://github.com/jusgou/nelson

[timconsidine]

@marcusquinn to be honest, I am not sure what model is used because I use it on Auto. Allegedly that means they use the best for the task.

I think they don't use Anthropic, but you can configure access by your own subscription.

Looking into opencode.ai today

[marcusquinn]

@timconsidine cool. 5.2 Codex has been the only ones from those i can trust with coding, almost as good as Opus 4.5, just slower.

I think you'll like. You might like my https://aidevops.sh to give it a full devops lifecycle for coding with proper git and worktree usage. Must saver for parallel work on the same repo, and then connect up all the code auditing tools on your repo for a postflight check and refinement.

[timconsidine]

Looking into opencode.ai today

opencode was a lot easier to set up than Claude Code
And it looks nicer
Thank you @marcusquinn

Looking at aidevops ...

[marcusquinn]

@timconsidine open-source wins again

[nebulon]

I can second this, opencode was pretty straightforwards to get to work against an ollama running on a different machine locally. However my test system is absolutely too old to make proper use of it. At least I know it is theoretically possible if I would get a proper setup