a transcript skill, and homebrew taps

a transcript skill

I had been telling claude code, and then pi to generate a transcript and add it to the PR, and both of them had been generating the export and attaching it as a gist link.

I don't like the idea of relying on gist in the long term though, so I updated each repository with a skill that teaches pi how to make an HTML transcript and put it in the transcripts directory of the project.

Unfortunately, github doesn't allow for the preview of HTML pages, so I think my next step may be to whip up a documentation site for each that includes the transcripts.

taps

Today I added homebrew taps for aver and mdriver, which you can now install as brew install llimllib/tap/aver and brew install llimllib/tap/mdriver, respectively.

goreleaser made this a breeze, and I used it for both projects.

The LLM also decided to use cargo-zigbuild for cross-compiling mdriver, it looks like a neat project and worked without any hassle.

aver

• I added hyperlinks to the aver output, so you can click on an action name to go directly to that action's repository on GitHub, on a version to go to the release notes for that version, or on a sha to go directly to that sha
• I added a progress spinner so you know it's doing something; you can turn it off with --quiet
  

mdriver

• I added task list parsing - filled in tasks were being treated as reference links, but now will be displayed nicely