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How do you configure LLM température in coding agents, e.g. opencode?

You can't without hacking it! That's my point! The only places you can easily are via the API directly, or "coomer" frontends like SillyTavern, Oobabooga, etc.

Same problem with image generation (lack of support for different SDE solvers, the image version of LLM sampling) but they have different "coomer" tools, i.e. ComfyUI or Automatic1111


Once again, porn is where the innovation is…

Please.. "Creative Writing"


Note when I said "you have to hack it in", I mean you'll need to hack in support for modern LLM samplers like min_p, which enables setting temperature up to infinity (given min_p approaching 1) while maintaining coherence.

I'm building Mighty, a library that lets you render Astro components everywhere.

https://go-mighty.vercel.app/

(Will probably register a proper domain name close to release)

Historically, Astro hasn't had an API like renderToString for React/Vue/etc. that takes a component and renders it on the server. That changed with the release of the Container API last year: https://docs.astro.build/en/reference/container-reference/

But there are still a lot of rough edges:

- Importing components is a hassle (you have to go dig through the Astro manifest or create a TS file that exports all your components)

- No Vite integration (so no local dev support, or hot reload)

- No styling support (this is probably the biggest one)

Mighty will provide dev + styling support and a simple way to import your Astro components, with adapters for Hono and Laravel when first releasing. For Hono, it should be as simple as writing a few lines of code:

https://go-mighty.vercel.app/guides/backend-adapters/hono/#r...

Still WIP, but I hope to have something out by the end of the year! Let me know what you think.

https://go-mighty.vercel.app/

(And yes, I wrote the docs before the code! It helps me structure my API design far better, even if not perfectly)


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