Phillip Tarrant
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- Convert roadmap to YAML: - Add data structure: id, priority, title, goal, tags, milestone - Add `details` field (supports list or block string); populated initial content - Quote scalars and use explicit nulls to avoid YAML parse edge cases - Update `updated` date to 2025-08-22 - Flask blueprint + loader: - New /roadmap view with section switching (roadmap | backlog | open_questions) - Filters: q (search), tag (multi, AND), min_priority, milestone - Dataclasses: RoadmapData/RoadmapItem; include `details` - `_normalize_details()` to accept string or list, normalize to list[str] - Configurable path via `ROADMAP_FILE` (env or defaults) - Remove cache layer for simplicity - UI (Tailwind): - `templates/roadmap.html` with responsive cards, tag chips, and filter form - Details modal (larger max width, scrollable body) showing ID/goal/priority/tags/milestone - Safe JSON payload to modal via `|tojson|forceescape` - JS: - DOM-ready, event-delegated handler for `data-item` buttons - Populate modal fields and render multi-paragraph details - Fixes & polish: - Resolved YAML `ScannerError` by quoting strings with `:` and `#` - Ensured `details` is passed through route to template and included in button payload - Minor styling tweaks for consistency with Tailwind setup Usage: - Set `ROADMAP_FILE` if not using default path - Visit /roadmap and filter via q/tag/min_priority/milestone
Roadmap and chats
Vibecode? Brotha Ewww
No, I don't "vibe code". There is a huge difference between asking AI to do everything vs "give me a boiler plate function" and tweaking from there. I've been coding over 20 years, these fingers have typed enough. So, yes I use AI while I code.
Some of these little files in here are just helpful ways I've started using AI to help keep me on track with the project. Feel free to borrow.