Santiago Galán

Are there cross-file conflicts that can log errors/warnings? If so, how are they detected and exposed?

Explain a bit more how the runtime mode works. Does it still throw errors after saving a file that has unanalyzable patterns or other errors?

Since it uses Babel, is it compatible with the latest nextjs compiler and turbopack (the defaults in create-next-app)?

Give me an overview of the core, compiler, react and next packages. Also explain how they complement each other.

What can you do with the CLI?

How does the optional anonymous telemetry implementation works?

Right. Create a plan/prompt so other agent can propose a fix so Next.js allows accessing cookies inside a cache component when draft mode is enabled. It should also analize any implications, side-effe...

So the Sanity solution doesn't make sense because it demands a lot of thinking by the end user and fetches the cookies and draft mode outside the cached component and then pass the values to it. Where...

Great. In this thread (https://github.com/brunorzn/nextjs-draftmode-devmode-example/pull/1) the proposed solution by a member of the Next.js team is to wrap things in a suspense when draft mode is ena...

Wow, didn’t know about that CDN routing option. And since it isn’t a normal serverless function, is it billed by platforms like Vercel, or is the compute usage so small they don’t even care?

So pages can be fully static even when they inlclude a Suspense? If the page is fully static and deployed, how would it detect when draft mode is enabled? That detection is client or server side? If i...

Here is getDynamicFetchOptions: // src/sanity/lib/live.ts import {createClient} from 'next-sanity' import {defineLive, resolvePerspectiveFromCookies, type LivePerspective} from 'next-sanity/live' im...

With cache components enabled, would this page be static or dynamic? // src/app/page.tsx import {defineQuery} from 'next-sanity' import {getDynamicFetchOptions, sanityFetch, type DynamicFetchOptions...

Does it support React 19.2.4?

How does next-term convert a Next.js API route into a publishable NPM CLI package? What does the final built package look like? Does it just make fetch calls to the API and log responses, or is there ...

If there are "//TODO" or deprecated comments in the code, how will the AI remind users to pay attention?

Can it automatically recognize the conventions of different code architectures when tracing the function call chain across files?

When dealing with extremely large repositories (such as those over GB in size), will there be a significant delay in the search response speed?

What tool or library does this repo use to host/expose their own MCP server?

What CSS features does satori support? What are all the supported CSS properties?