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docs(blog): clearer 2K-run paragraphs in the memory post, author role, covers for four posts - #629
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…eywords and why it cost more; author role AI Engineer Sources: cli-testing knowledge-graph-memory RESULTS.md (as-typed search test, 1.8x cost from the skill read per question and long replies) and cli-memo skills/cli-memo/SKILL.md at eb026f1, which told agents to search with one or two key words. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…4, 0.6 Four posts had no cover. Each now has cover and coverAlt in en, ru and es frontmatter. Nothing else in the posts changed. Desktop 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6: the same release card as 0.3 and 0.5 (1600x900, dark background, WireCat mark, "Desktop" and the version, a dark app screenshot on the right), with a cover.ru.jpg and cover.es.jpg from the localized screenshots. Rendered from an HTML page with Playwright, Onest from public/fonts, then JPEG quality 82 with mozjpeg, like 0.5. The sidebar is cropped off, as in 0.3, and MAX stays out of the en and es crops. - 0.2: Memory page, review queue (showcase build 0.2.0, design/desktop-screenshots), 82-84 KB - 0.4: the four Analytics tiles (showcase build 0.4.0), 40-42 KB - 0.6: Contacts page, matches panel and tabs (showcase build), 71-74 KB Memory benchmarks: gpt-image-2, 1536x1024, quality high, cropped to 16:9 and resized to 1600x900, JPEG quality 86, 93 KB. Second of two generations. Prompt: Photorealistic still life photographed at a low three-quarter angle across a dark matte charcoal desk, moody low-key light: one soft spotlight from the upper left, deep shadows, the far corners fall off into near black with a faint violet tint, shallow depth of field, editorial magazine photography. Wide 16:9 framing, all objects inside the central horizontal band, nothing touching the top or bottom edge. Five ways to keep records stand in a loose row on the desk: a small wooden card index box with blank index cards standing upright, a sealed matte grey box wrapped in plain tape with no opening, a small cork board with pins joined by red thread, a closed black notebook with an elastic band, and an ordinary buff manila paper folder lying slightly open with plain printed pages peeking out. The manila folder is in the middle, in the brightest part of the light. In front of each object is a stack of small blank white question cards. The top card of each stack carries one hand-drawn green check mark and nothing else. The stacks in front of the manila folder and the wooden card index box are equally tall. The stacks in front of the grey box, the cork board and the notebook are noticeably shorter. Strict rules: no readable words, letters or numbers anywhere, printed pages show only soft grey lines, no logos, no brand marks, no screens, no people, no hands. Calm, honest, documentary mood, not an advertisement. The first generation (rejected as flat and diagram-like) used: Photorealistic overhead still life on a dark matte charcoal desk, low-key studio light from the upper left, soft shadows, muted colours with a faint violet tint in the dark corners, editorial photography, wide 16:9 composition with every object inside the central horizontal band (leave the top and bottom 8% as empty desk). In a row across the desk sit six different ways to keep records, evenly spaced and roughly the same size: 1. a wooden card index box with blank index cards standing upright inside, 2. a sealed matte grey box with no opening, wrapped in plain tape, 3. a small cork board with pins joined by red thread, 4. a closed black notebook with an elastic band, 5. a narrow metal drawer of folded paper slips, 6. a plain buff manila paper folder, slightly open, with ordinary printed pages inside. In front of the row lies a neat line of small blank white question cards. Next to each storage object is a short stack of these cards, and the stacks are almost the same height. The stack beside the plain manila folder is exactly as tall as the stack beside the wooden card index box. Strict rules: no readable words, letters or numbers anywhere, pages show only soft grey lines, no logos, no brand marks, no screens, no people, no hands. Calm, honest, documentary mood, not an advertisement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The owner reread the memory benchmarks post and found three unclear or misleading places, asked for a new author role, and asked for covers for the posts that have none.
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skills/cli-memo/SKILL.mdat eb026f1). The 1.8x cost is explained in place (the 22 KB skill read per question, long replies). "Everyone answers everything" on 2K becomes what the source says: files and Memo both answered all 50. Source: cli-testingperformance/agents/knowledge-graph-memory/RESULTS.md.Testing
biome checkclean, blog frontmatter test passes. No tables or components changed. Deploy runstests/blog.spec.tsafter merge.🤖 Generated with Claude Code