Day 50 of Dokugent CLI development landed with a mix of code, reflection, and newborn life—literally¶
What We Accomplished¶
- Drafted Part 4 of the Trustworthy AI Series
- "What Dokugent Can’t Do (Yet)—and Why That’s the Point" is now locked in as a credibility-focused, bridge piece to an upcoming Adoption Series.
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We leaned into limitations: what Dokugent doesn’t automate, can’t promise, and why its constraints are part of its trust-first design.
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Real-Time Patch Testing
- Worked on CLI alignment and visual UX polish for
simulateanddryrun. - Patched slowPrint sequencing, spacing logic, and default formatting inconsistencies.
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Added better developer-readable console output for padded sections (INPUT, OUTPUT, STEP SUMMARY).
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Deployments + Site Sync
- Re-synced full MkDocs deploy with JSON metadata refresh.
simulate,dryrun, andcompilepages were updated with final fixes from the CLI.
In Between Commits…¶
A surprise litter! One of our shih tzus gave birth overnight—three pups made it, and the last one (who snuck in unnoticed) will forever be known as GPT.
Looking Ahead¶
- Finalize
simulatecommand logic with security awareness and better mock alignment. - Triage remaining UX polish for the
dryrunstep narrator. - Prep for npm beta release and formal CLI freeze.
Onward to a sharper, humbler, more transparent agentic world.