Ink Plum Blog 1.7.0 Release and AI Development Practice | Week 9 Strawberry Report 2026

This article is published and updated on CaoMeiYouRen’s Blog and synchronized across multiple platforms. For any updates, the version on the blog takes precedence. You can also check the latest version via the Original Link at the end of the article.

Preface

Welcome to CaoMei Weekly! This is an AI-curated weekly newsletter by CaoMeiYouRen, aiming to provide you with the latest blog updates, GitHub activities, personal updates, and recommendations from other weekly publications.

Open-Source Updates

This week, development continues on Momei.

You can try it out on the Demo site: https://demo.momei.app/

Use the demo admin account with email admin@example.com and password momei123456.

Or register on the official website: https://momei.app/

You can also visit the documentation site to learn about the project’s overall plan and future roadmap: https://docs.momei.app/

The Momei Blog has officially released version 1.7.0. Below are some screenshots of the pages and features.

On the article editing page, AI-powered language input has been added, along with AI-assisted text refinement.

AI-generated covers are now available, automatically creating cover prompts based on article content and generating corresponding cover images.

Added scheduled article publishing, synchronization to Memos, and one-click distribution via Wechatsync.

Introduced article-to-audio generation, allowing one-click podcast audio creation.

Added Live2D mascot and background particle animation effects.

Please note the copyright of Live2D resources and comply with relevant licenses when using them.

For more features and pages, visit the official website or check out the screenshots in a previous blog post.

We welcome users to try it out and share their feedback and suggestions.

Moving forward, development will continue according to the roadmap and backlog. Stay tuned!

Of course, Momei Blog still has many details to refine, and its features are not yet complete. If you have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to raise them in the project’s GitHub issues.

If you’re interested in Momei Blog, you’re welcome to participate in development and testing.

AI Project Development and Reflections

Recently, AI news has been flooding the internet. Whether it’s the groundbreaking video-generation AI Seedance2.0 or the highly anticipated personal AI assistant OpenClaw, these developments have caused quite a stir online. Today, I’d like to share some thoughts from my recent intensive AI development and usage.

First, the result of this period of intense AI development—Momei Blog.

From project initiation to the first release, it took about a month. Excluding delays due to travel, development took less than three weeks—around 20 days in total.

For a solo developer, this speed is quite remarkable.

It shows that with AI assistance, coding is no longer a daunting task, and turning ideas into tangible outcomes has become much easier.

If I were to develop it from scratch without AI, it would likely take 2-3 months or more.

During later stages of development, as custom Agents and Skills were refined, the development pace accelerated further. Each release now included hundreds of commits, many of which involved challenging tasks I would have struggled to implement myself—such as comprehensive project internationalization and full AI integration (supporting various providers like GPT, Gemini, Claude, etc.).

One key takeaway from this project is: Always use the best AI model available if possible. You truly get what you pay for.

For example, to conserve my GitHub Copilot quota, I primarily relied on Gemini 3 Flash for development tasks, and it performed admirably—handling around 90% of the work.

However, Gemini 3 Flash (and even Gemini 3 Pro) doesn’t always follow Agents and Skills instructions well, often ignoring documentation, which sometimes led to subpar results requiring manual fixes.

There was one instance where a bug stumped me for hours with Gemini 3 Flash. Only after switching to GPT-5.3-Codex did I solve it in half an hour.

I suspect Gemini 3.1 Pro or Claude 4.6 Opus could have handled it too, so the lesson is clear: Go straight for the strongest model. Otherwise, endless debugging becomes a nightmare.

That said, AI costs are a real concern. Using only top-tier models is a luxury reserved for big spenders. For us budget-conscious developers, cost optimization is key. Spending a few hundred per month on AI is manageable, but crossing into the thousands is excessive.

Another issue with AI-assisted programming is declining code quality.

In the manual coding era, we often blamed tight deadlines for cutting corners—skipping standards, skimping on tests. But in the AI era, that excuse no longer holds. AI is blazingly fast and can strictly adhere to coding standards, so code quality control is more critical than ever.

Use ESLint for consistent formatting, TypeScript for type safety, and Vitest for unit, integration, and end-to-end tests—the more test cases, the better. And if writing tests feels daunting, just let AI generate them.

AI isn’t afraid of errors—it thrives on feedback. Without error messages, AI assumes its code is flawless. But with test feedback, its bug-fixing efficiency and accuracy are astonishing.

This mirrors human developers: code must run to reveal its flaws.

Another often-overlooked point: In the AI era, documentation is more important than code.

No more excuses like “no time to document.” AI can handle it all.

For every design decision, feature logic, or architectural approach, have AI generate detailed documentation. This prevents knowledge loss during handoffs and ensures seamless transitions for new team members. More projects now include dedicated AI agent configurations—this is the future.

Of course, documentation must stay synced with code. After each development phase, update the docs promptly.

My current workflow:

Discuss the project’s framework and key designs with AI.
Organize these into design docs and a TODO list.
Have AI tackle the TODO items one by one, then verify against the design doc for gaps or improvements.

For small projects, this workflow executes flawlessly.

Example: auto-backup-database was entirely AI-developed after finalizing todo.md and design.md.

Now, let’s talk about Seedance2.0—it’s been trending lately, and for good reason. The results are stunning, with exceptional character consistency. Alongside Nano Banana Pro, it dominates video and image generation.

Admittedly, as more users flood in, the free tier has degraded, and stricter moderation makes video generation trickier. But Seedance2.0 undeniably surpasses Sora2, setting a new benchmark in video generation.

Remember when ChatGPT had a 4k context limit? When generating images required local Stable Diffusion setups and prompt engineering? When video generation demanded convoluted workflows for decent results? Now, AI advancements have solved these:

Context limits? Modern models start at millions of tokens.
Image generation? Nano Banana Pro delivers perfect character consistency.
Video generation? Seedance2.0 excels.

In the AI era, waiting for models to improve often outpaces learning niche techniques.

That said, AI isn’t without pitfalls—OpenClaw, as mentioned earlier, is a cautionary tale.

OpenClaw is an open-source AI assistant, but unlike previous AI projects, it has extensive permissions and can directly manipulate everything on your computer. As a result, when used effectively, OpenClaw can greatly automate workflows and handle repetitive tasks. However, if misused, it could delete emails, projects, or even wipe your hard drive.

In short, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. While enjoying the automation benefits of AI, you must also accept the risks of accidental deletions (not to mention privacy breaches).

After all this rambling, the core message is simple: AI has already completely reshaped the logic of personal development, content creation, and workplace productivity—and it will continue to transform the world.

The AI wave is still surging forward. We’ll dive into more details in the next installment—see you then.

Latest GitHub Repositories

auto-backup-database - 2026-02-24 23:41:10
A server database auto-backup solution supporting local and remote backups.
rss-image-download - 2026-02-11 18:19:27
Automatically download images from RSS feeds, package them, and back them up.

GitHub Releases

momei

v1.7.0 - 2026-02-28 20:13:31

Summary:
Version 1.7.0 Highlights (2026-02-28)

New Features:

Added internationalization support, optimized error handling and response formats
Added Volcano Engine TTS/ASR protocol support, simplifying configuration
Introduced audio metadata processing, enabling metadata-based audio info export
Added podcast mode support, optimized script generation logic
Implemented Live2D mascot system and CanvasNest particle effects
Added article metadata processing, improved publishing intent parsing
Added Memos sync configuration support
Added AudioWorklet support for enhanced audio processing
Introduced MCP server Cursor rules and performance testing scripts

Bug Fixes:

Fixed ajv ReDoS security vulnerability
Resolved TTS service stream timeout issues
Fixed Playwright configuration command sequence
Updated multiple dependencies for security
Improved cloud stream error management
Fixed language switcher type capture issues
Enhanced mobile Live2D display support

Code Refactoring:

Optimized HTML tag removal logic
Refactored database table structures
Used absolute paths for better readability
Added WebSocket permission validation
Improved image generation and task polling logic
Replaced Markdown editor component
Refactored initialization setup logic

v1.6.0 - 2026-02-21 20:14:13

Summary:
Version 1.6.0 Highlights (2026-02-21)

New Features:

Enhanced TTS configuration UI for better UX
Merged TTS and AI tasks, redesigned database schema
Added detailed task info (audio duration, size, etc.)
Integrated AI audio generation and speech recognition
Refactored AI services into TextService and ImageService
Added support for multiple TTS providers
Added Gemini and Stable Diffusion image generation
Introduced article-to-audio conversion
Added Volcano Engine TTS support
Added audio script optimization
Refactored AI infrastructure with unified API paths

Bug Fixes:

Fixed TTS documentation conflicts
Updated AI task error handling
Fixed auto-fill demo account type checks
Improved TTS service timeout handling
Enhanced Volcano Engine TTS error management
Added TTS estimation API

Code Refactoring:

Unified AI module structure
Optimized code formatting and error handling
Consolidated ASR usage logs into AITask

Key updates focus on TTS enhancements, AI service refactoring, and expanded cloud provider support.

v1.5.0 - 2026-02-14 20:09:34

Summary:
Version 1.5.0 Highlights (2026-02-14)

New Features:

Editor Optimizations: Added sidebar compact mode, voice transcription, auto-save, and draft recovery features
Enhanced Reading Experience: Introduced immersive reading mode with customizable font size, page width, line height, and themes
Publishing Improvements: Added scheduled publishing, multi-platform sync (Memos/WeChat Sync), and article version management
AI Feature Expansion: New image generation module (supports cover image generation), enhanced voice creation, and task management
Notification System: Implemented real-time notifications using SSE with fallback polling mechanism
Export Functionality: Added full-article export support for Markdown and ZIP formats
Mobile Optimization: Improved article detail page layout and responsive design

Bug Fixes:

Database: Fixed Postgres ID field overflow issue
CLI: Cleaned up unused import variables
UI: Fixed responsive design issues and optimized article detail page layout
Marketing Push: Completed record operation API and fixed 404 errors
Scheduled Tasks: Updated scheduler to support serverless environments
Image Processing: Added click-to-enlarge preview for cover images

Code Refactoring:

Refactored AI page components for simplified code structure
Optimized MomeiApi mock implementation
Updated system configuration documentation with enhanced security notes

Other Improvements:

Added Discord platform support
Optimized button interactions and state management
Adjusted fallback polling interval to 120 seconds

eslint-config-cmyr

v2.1.4 - 2026-02-10 18:39:32

Summary: Version 2.1.4 (2026-02-10) Highlights:

Key Updates:

Fixed a bug in TypeScript ESLint rules and enabled unnecessary type assertion checks

Change Details:

Rule Adjustment: Updated TypeScript ESLint configuration to add checks for unnecessary type assertions
Impact Scope: This change affects type assertion syntax in all TypeScript projects using this configuration
Technical Implementation: Fixed via commit b99a33f

cmyr-template-cli

v1.44.1 - 2026-02-24 23:10:16

Summary: Version 1.44.1 Highlights (2026-02-24)

Key Updates:

Bug Fixes:

Updated GitHub Actions configuration to include scheduled time and timezone settings

v1.44.0 - 2026-02-24 21:43:56

Summary: Version 1.44.0 Highlights (Released 2026-02-24)

Key Updates:

New Features:

Added TypeCheck initialization support for TypeScript projects

This update primarily introduces type-checking initialization support for TypeScript projects, improving compatibility with TypeScript development environments.

v1.43.3 - 2026-02-24 21:13:30

Summary: Version 1.43.3 (2026-02-24)

Key Updates:

Bug Fixes:

Temporarily commented out lint command to resolve path errors caused by eslint-config-cmyr version updates

This update provides a temporary fix for build issues caused by eslint configuration updates.

v1.43.2 - 2026-02-14 22:37:55

Summary: Version 1.43.2 Highlights (2026-02-14)

Bug Fixes:

Added --no-verify option to git commits to skip hook checks
Adjusted libsodium-wrappers dependency from ^0.7.15 to fixed version 0.7.15 for version consistency

auto-backup-database

v1.2.2 - 2026-02-27 09:22:37

Summary:
GitHub Release Summary:

Version 1.2.2 (2026-02-27)

Bug Fixes:

Commented out the configuration item forcing path-style access (Commit: 125c9f3)

(Note: This version includes only one bug fix, with a total word count under 500 characters.)

v1.2.1 - 2026-02-26 11:00:53

Summary:
Version 1.2.1 (2026-02-26) Summary:

Bug Fixes:

Added pre- and post-compression file size information in backup task results

Code Refactoring:

Improved error handling in the notification service
Optimized the output format of compression results

v1.2.0 - 2026-02-25 09:32:42

Summary:
Version 1.2.0 Update Summary:

Key New Features:

Introduced the BackupTaskResult type to enhance notification service logic for backup results

v1.1.1 - 2026-02-25 01:23:21

Summary:
Version 1.1.1 Update Summary (2026-02-24)

Bug Fixes:

Added support for configuring backup output paths and configuration file paths via environment variables

v1.1.0 - 2026-02-25 00:51:10

Summary:
Version 1.1.0 Update Summary:

New Features:

Optimized backup service encryption logic with enhanced error handling and logging
Added file tool support for retrieving MIME types for OSS storage operations

Code Refactoring:

Improved backup service by removing unnecessary dynamic imports
Enhanced configuration loader and compression functionality with simplified file path handling

Latest GitHub Starred Repositories

CaoMeiYouRen starred awesome-openclaw-usecases - 2026-03-01 02:35:37
A collection of use cases curated by the OpenClaw community, aimed at simplifying life. This project has 14,172 stars.
CaoMeiYouRen starred CoPaw - 2026-03-01 01:18:52
A personal AI assistant written in Python that can be installed and deployed locally or on the cloud. Supports integration with multiple chat applications and offers extensible functionality. Currently has 2,968 stars on GitHub.
CaoMeiYouRen starred daily_stock_analysis - 2026-02-28 10:59:49
An LLM-driven cross-market intelligent analysis tool supporting A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. markets. Integrates multi-source market data, real-time news analysis, and Gemini decision systems, providing visual dashboard functionality. Features multi-channel push capabilities, is completely free to use, and supports scheduled automatic execution. Developed in Python, it has nearly 15,000 stars on GitHub.
CaoMeiYouRen starred folio-2025 - 2026-02-28 10:58:09
This is an open-source JavaScript project with 926 stars on GitHub.
CaoMeiYouRen starred cloud-mail - 2026-02-28 10:58:04
An email service project based on Cloudflare, primarily developed in JavaScript, currently with 4,642 stars on GitHub. The project provides email service functionality, leveraging Cloudflare’s platform for technical implementation.

Ruan YiFeng’s Blog

Tech Enthusiast Weekly (Issue 386): When Delivery Riders Integrate AI - 2026-02-27 08:07:08
Byte Family Bucket Seed 2.0 + TRAE Mastering Skills - 2026-02-14 19:51:22
Tech Enthusiast Weekly (Issue 385): Is Musk Afraid of Chinese Automakers? - 2026-02-13 02:34:10

HelloGitHub Monthly

HelloGitHub Issue 119 - 2026-02-28 08:10:09

Summary

This week’s updates and highlights are as shown above. Thank you for reading!
You can subscribe to Caomei Weekly updates through the following channels:

Blog: Caomei Youren’s Blog
Momei Blog: Momei Blog
RSS: Caomei Weekly
WeChat Official Account: Caomei Youren’s Backyard
Email Subscription: Caomei Youren’s Blog Subscription

Past Issues

Momei Blog 1.4.0 Release & Open-Source Updates | Caomei Weekly Week 06, 2026 - 2026-02-08 21:17:40
Momei Blog 1.3.0 Release & Server Data Backup Lessons | Caomei Weekly Week 05, 2026 - 2026-02-01 23:40:42
Momei Blog 1.2.0 Release & AI Development Practices | Caomei Weekly Week 04, 2026 - 2026-01-25 22:23:13