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

Preface

Welcome to the Cao Mei Weekly! This is an AI-curated newsletter by Cao Mei Youren, aimed at providing you with the latest blog updates, GitHub activities, personal updates, and recommendations from other weekly articles.

AI Programming Leads to Burnout

Recently, I’ve been intensively using AI programming to advance the development of the Mo Mei Blog.

As a result, I’ve also come to realize the limitations of AI programming.

Over the past few months, after the initial excitement about the efficiency gains from AI programming wore off, I’ve instead felt a strong sense of burnout.

This burnout stems from multiple factors.

First, AI programming does save time on coding, and the efficiency improvements in this area are very noticeable.

However, in programming—or software work in general—coding itself doesn’t actually take up that much time. Readers who are programmers themselves will likely understand this better.

In project development, coordinating with others, planning solutions, and attending meetings are the most time-consuming tasks. Once the plan is finalized, the actual implementation is usually relatively quick.

Therefore, when AI improves coding efficiency, programmers are then expected to take on more responsibilities beyond coding, such as making technical decisions, reviewing code changes, and providing debugging information.

As AI’s coding speed increases, it also demands more decisions from programmers, which is highly draining.

For example, in the past, you might have made one technical decision a day. But now, AI can churn out 10 solutions in minutes and keep adding new ones periodically. For programmers, this consumes far more energy than before.

Moreover, because current AI systems are often unreliable (note: this isn’t due to AI being “not smart enough” but rather the inherent complexity of software engineering), human oversight is still needed to correct the course and steer AI in the right direction. This also adds to the mental toll. (The result of fully relying on AI programming is projects like OpenClaw becoming “code spaghetti.”)

So, the more you use AI, the more mentally exhausted you become.

Additionally, since the time AI takes to complete programming tasks is somewhat unpredictable, many people use that time to multitask, checking back intermittently to see if the work is done. The result is divided attention, where neither task gets the focus it deserves, further exacerbating energy drain.

Another side effect is that when programmers code manually, they take breaks when tired. But when AI is coding, they might wait for the results before resting. (Of course, you could choose to sleep and check the results later, which is slightly better.)

In summary, even when using AI programming, it’s important to take breaks—after all, your health is the most important thing.

Open-Source Updates

This week, the development of Momei Blog continues steadily.

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/

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.14.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

A new Content Insights page has been added, allowing you to view recent statistics on views, comments, and posts.

The article page now includes a share feature, enabling one-click sharing to social media or copying for sharing.

More channels have been added for social platforms and tipping support.

For more features and pages, visit the official website or check out previous blog posts for additional screenshots.

We welcome all users to try it out and provide feedback and suggestions.

Development will continue according to the roadmap and backlog—stay tuned!

Certainly, the Momo Blog still has many details to refine and features to improve. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to submit them in the project’s GitHub issues.

If you’re also interested in the Momo Blog, you’re welcome to participate in development and testing.

Blog Updates

• A 2026 Beijing Universal Studios × Genshin Impact “Featherball Festival” Interactive Zone Experience - 2026-04-12 21:15:35
  Summary:
  A record of the 2026 Beijing Universal Studios × Genshin Impact “Featherball Festival” interactive zone experience, including NPC quest check-ins, character performance interactions, crossover events at Cat’s Tail Tavern and Good Hunter Restaurant, as well as additional experiences at other popular attractions in the park.

GitHub Release

rss-impact-server

v1.18.1 - 2026-04-04 20:20:10

Summary:
Version 1.18.1 primarily includes the following updates:

Testing

• Added a type-checking step to improve code quality.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed duplicate mapping keys in the pnpm-lock.yaml file.

Code Refactoring

• Modified type assertions to enhance type safety.
• Changed type definitions from type to interface for better readability and consistency.

push-all-in-one

v4.5.2 - 2026-04-02 00:07:48

Summary:
GitHub Release Summary

Version: 4.5.2
Release Date: 2026-04-01

Key Updates:
This release primarily includes a bug fix.

Detailed Summary:

• Bug Fix: Resolved the corruption issue in the pnpm-lock.yaml lock file caused by duplicate key values.

rsshub-never-die

v1.4.0 - 2026-04-03 02:15:44

Summary:
Version 1.4.0 update highlights:

This release primarily introduces the following new features:

• Authentication Module: Updated authentication logic and related functions.

caomei-auth

v1.13.1 - 2026-04-04 20:20:42

Summary:
This version update mainly addresses issues in the dependency management files.

Bug Fixes

• Dependencies (deps): Fixed corruption in the pnpm-lock.yaml file caused by duplicate mapping keys.

momei

v1.14.0 - 2026-04-18 20:26:28

Summary:
Version 1.14.0 was released on April 18, 2026, with the following key updates:

New Features:

• Added content insights to the admin dashboard, including trend point analysis and related APIs.
• Multiple API layer enhancements: optimized PostgreSQL queries and database traffic management; improved post count queries for categories and tags; enhanced caching mechanisms for better performance; extracted common pagination logic into composable functions; tightened ESLint rules.
• Frontend now supports article sharing with optimized sharing styles.
• Enhanced search functionality with keyboard shortcut support.
• Added WeChat sync monitoring and related structures.
• Other features: improved configuration loading and testing; enhanced distribution and monitoring mechanisms; added an i18n duplicate text audit script; unified social platform name management; included test cases for commercial link management.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed the handling of empty content language query parameters in the API.
• Fixed the position of admin dashboard link icons, Feed descriptions and copyright info, and share link generation logic.
• Resolved link anomalies in category/tag pages with RSS/sitemap.
• Fixed error prompts for failed post distribution and updated exit confirmation messages.
• Added i18n compatibility support for Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book).
• Added database preparation middleware and related test cases.

Code Refactoring:

• Optimized AI quota policy logic and comments.
• Refactored API caching logic and interfaces, unifying query field naming.
• Restructured category and tag query logic.
• Simplified Markdown processing logic for WeChat synchronization.
• Improved TypeScript rule configurations, interface caching logic with async imports, and refined comments and code logic.

v1.13.0 - 2026-04-11 20:21:56

Summary:
Version 1.13.0 was released on April 11, 2026. This update primarily includes new features, bug fixes, and code refactoring.

New Features:

• AI module now includes media task monitoring and compensation mechanisms.
• The article sponsorship module expanded support for social and sponsorship platforms.
• The article module added content security processing functionality.
• The ASR module optimized real-time speech recognition authentication validity management.
• ESLint tightened rules for production-environment TypeScript code.
• The installation module introduced environment diagnostics.
• The article module added related article recommendations.
• The routing module refactored category and tag handling logic.
• The tag management page underwent a redesign.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed display logic for admin dashboard links in the app header.
• Resolved CLI tool parsing issues with pnpm parameter delimiters.
• Enhanced dependency risk alert synchronization.
• Optimized client-side manual chunking settings in Nuxt configuration.
• Updated unhead dependency to version 2.1.13.
• Improved directory component handling for title anchors.
• Added media task compensation to scheduled task scanning.
• Added onboarding styles and removed redundant references.

Code Refactoring: The API module optimized content access exception mapping and credential management, enhanced content access control and password unlocking logic, implemented the first batch of ESLint rule tightening governance, and standardized the return object format to plain objects. The scope of ESLint rule tightening has been extended to all production environment TypeScript code. Refactored the build logic for installation documentation links. Optimized mock data construction in test cases. Refactored HTML utility functions.

v1.12.0 - 2026-04-05 23:36:45

Summary:
Version 1.12.0 was released on April 5, 2026. This update primarily includes new features, bug fixes, and code refactoring.

New Features: The API optimized public settings retrieval logic; the app header added admin quick-access buttons; the date module introduced UTC date retrieval functionality; the external dynamic module added cache refresh and source aggregation capabilities; the GitHub module introduced a Skills admission checklist and governance mechanism; internationalization now supports readable duration format settings; code review gates added automated duplicate code detection; the security module enhanced local environment variable loading support and added a GitHub security alert check script; the shared module introduced multiple string and URL utility functions; translation functionality and progress management were enhanced; additionally, time configuration parsing and date handling features were added, along with improved cover generation.

Bug Fixes: Fixed the desktop admin post link styling in the app header; resolved module resolution and DOM element assertion issues in end-to-end testing; the external dynamic module fixed RSSHub language metadata filtering and description updates, and added data mocking; addressed title translation and feature support in the notification management interface; corrected the Playwright browser installation command in the release process; the security module updated alert exception configurations and added token parsing functionality; the Slug module introduced an ASCII slug processing function.

Code Refactoring: Optimized the API’s demo mode detection logic, command-line argument parsing logic, script execution logic, service layer type definitions, and function return values, and modified type definitions for improved readability while reducing database traffic consumption.

eslint-config-cmyr

v2.3.0 - 2026-04-14 01:32:35

Summary:
Release Highlights for Version 2.3.0

This release primarily introduces a new feature.

Key Updates:

• Added Strict Mode Support: Enhanced support for JavaScript strict mode with related configuration options.

v2.2.2 - 2026-04-02 22:02:26

Summary:
This update mainly addresses TypeScript-related rule configuration issues.

Bug Fixes:

• Updated TypeScript rule configurations in the strict module to resolve known issues.

v2.2.1 - 2026-04-02 21:03:47

Summary:
Version 2.2.1 primarily includes the following fixes:

Bug Fixes

• Config: Adjusted the maximum line length limit.
• Strict Mode: Updated TypeScript-related rule configurations.

v2.2.0 - 2026-04-02 02:07:58

Summary:
This release marks version 2.2.0 of eslint-config-cmyr. The main updates are as follows:

New Features

• Added a strict mode configuration entry and related documentation.

This update focuses on providing stricter code inspection options.

cmyr-template-cli

v1.45.0 - 2026-04-02 01:32:05

Summary:
Version 1.45.0 primarily includes the following updates:

New Features

• AI Capabilities: Added AI development configurations and related features.
• Plopfile: Implemented the impact of AI-guided mode on subsequent workflows.

Bug Fixes

• AI Capabilities: Fixed 10 issues identified during code review.
• Plopfile: Resolved the option ordering issue in AI-guided mode.

picgo-plugin-optimization

v1.1.0 - 2026-04-17 00:53:38

Summary:
Version 1.1.0 introduces new features. The specific updates are as follows:

New Features

• Core Functionality Enhancements: Improved image processing capabilities in the index module.

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Summary

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

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

Foreword

Welcome to the CaoMei Weekly! This is a weekly newsletter curated by CaoMeiYouRen with the help of AI, aiming to provide you with the latest blog updates, GitHub developments, personal updates, and recommendations from other weekly articles.

Open-Source Updates

This week, the development of Momei Blog continues steadily.

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

• Log in using 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/

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.11.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

The third-party synchronization feature has been optimized—now you can preview before syncing to third-party platforms.

Voice input has been added to the Inspiration Box.

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

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

Moving forward, development will continue according to the roadmap and to-do list—stay tuned!

Of course, Momei Blog still has many details to refine, and some 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.

A Lesson Learned from Exceeding Database Quota

A few days ago, I suddenly noticed that the Momei Blog was inaccessible. After checking the logs, I found the error: Your project has exceeded the data transfer quota. Upgrade your plan to increase limits. In other words, the database usage had exceeded its quota.

The project was previously using Neon’s free database (Neon), which has a monthly traffic limit of 5GB. Since the Momei Blog handles a relatively large amount of data transfer, it quickly exceeded the limit.

The most immediate consequence of exceeding the database quota was that the database became inaccessible, which directly caused the Momei Blog to go down.

When I tried to upgrade to a paid plan, I ran into another issue: Vercel doesn’t support UnionPay cards. After struggling for days, I finally resolved the problem by applying for a Visa card.

Here are a few key lessons I learned from this experience:

1. Free databases are convenient, but you must monitor usage closely—otherwise, you might only realize the problem after exceeding the quota.
2. Always maintain off-site backups of your database to avoid being unable to recover quickly in case of downtime (this was the most painful lesson).
3. Opt for a stable database solution, whether it’s a one-time payment or pay-as-you-go. Paid plans generally offer better reliability (and better SLAs) than free versions.

However, after estimating, the paid version would cost an extra $10 per month, which isn’t a trivial amount.

Since the database usage isn’t extremely high yet, the next step is to optimize traffic consumption and then switch back to the Free plan to reduce costs.

For database backups, you can refer to auto-backup-database. It now supports backups for SQLite, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and more, with both local and remote (OSS) backup options.

Latest GitHub Repositories

• auto-fix-github-security - 2026-03-29 15:53:57
  An automated solution for fixing GitHub security alerts.

GitHub Release

momei

v1.11.0 - 2026-03-29 19:44:30

Summary:
Version 1.11.0 was released on 2026-03-29. This update primarily includes new features, bug fixes, and code refactoring.

New Features:

• Added system settings and theme customization for backend management.
• Enhanced email template preview functionality and updated template content.
• Fully implemented and improved Japanese localization support, including sync checks, content alignment, and documentation updates.
• Added standalone Markdown formatting functionality.
• Introduced dry-run and apply features for link governance.
• For translations, added task polling mode, long-text polling support, and enhanced translation task handling, editor features, and workflow label progress display.
• For article management, added content preview, Markdown rendering support, and WeChat sync compatibility checks.
• For security, added dependency risk audit gating and replaced high-risk dependencies.
• Additionally, optimized WeChat sync functionality, completed AI visual asset consolidation, and split and managed large localization files in the backend.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed AI task result parsing logic.
• Added test mode support for authentication, middleware, and boot processes to bypass related restrictions.
• Updated dependencies and enhanced Markdown processing for WeChat sync.
• Added fallback blocklist configuration for navigation.
• Optimized async implementations in test cases.
• Added pnpm audit command support for the security module.
• Added WeChat sync and backup distribution features for article publishing.

Code Refactoring:

• Refactored the AI module, binding chat provider context.
• Refactored translation AI logic in composable functions and extracted the runtime module.

auto-backup-database

v1.5.2 - 2026-03-29 12:34:47

Summary:
Version 1.5.2 primarily includes the following fixes:

Bug Fixes

• MySQL: Optimized dependencies and error messages for the MySQL backup tool.

v1.5.1 - 2026-03-28 01:42:05

Summary:
This release is version 1.5.1, primarily containing a bug fix.

Bug Fixes

• MySQL: Optimized backup support for MySQL databases.

v1.5.0 - 2026-03-26 15:16:55

Summary:
This release, version 1.5.0, mainly introduces backup support for two additional databases. The specific updates are as follows:

• Added MySQL database backup functionality.
• Added PostgreSQL database backup functionality.

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Summary

This week’s updates and highlights are as shown above. Thank you for reading!

You can subscribe to Caomei Weekly updates via the following channels:

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• Momei Blog: Momei Blog
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Past Reviews

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Introduction

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

Open-Source Updates

This week, the development of Momei Blog continues to progress steadily.

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/

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.10.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

The logic for AI-generated covers has been optimized. Now, you can control the cover design across five dimensions: type, color scheme, rendering, text, and mood.

Added Japanese interface and documentation support.

Introduced a multi-language system configuration feature.

Added a custom email template feature.

For more features and pages, you can visit the official website to experience them, or check out screenshots on the previous blog.

We welcome all users to try it out and provide feedback and suggestions.

Moving forward, development will continue according to the roadmap and to-do list—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 also interested in Momei Blog, you’re welcome to participate in development and testing.

Some Thoughts on AI Programming

Recently, I optimized the AI workflow for the Momei Blog project.

My experience is that code reviews are genuinely useful, so I added a Code Auditor Agent specifically to audit any changes to code, documentation, or configurations—letting the AI review its own modifications.

Of course, an even better approach is to use different AI models for cross-reviewing to avoid the limitations of a single AI model (though the cost would also double).

Additionally, whenever there are new requirements or changes, the Product Manager Agent organizes the to-do list, and the Full Stack Master handles the actual code modifications.

However, I believe the foundation still lies in linting, type checking, and testing. Adding reviews on top of these ensures the quality of every code change.

AI programming has increased code output speed tenfold, but it has also accelerated bug generation at the same rate. As a result, stricter code quality control is now essential to ensure project code quality.

GitHub Release

momei

v1.10.0 - 2026-03-21 20:18:09

Summary:
Version 1.10.0 primarily focuses on multilingual support, AI feature enhancements, and system optimizations.

New Features: Added multilingual support (especially Japanese) for AI draft generation, audio/cover assets, email templates, and other modules. Introduced features like article navigation, floating action buttons, import path validation, and Listmonk notification integration. Additionally, improved authentication sessions, content distribution, settings management, and translation workflows.

Bug Fixes: Resolved issues with internationalized log output, Sentry configuration access, settings level parsing, third-party toggle boolean handling, and article synchronization support. Optimized database table structures, import path processing, and cover field handling.

Code Refactoring: Enhanced agent role responsibilities, AI text processing, and image upload logic. Improved audio metadata handling and document inspection output methods. Adjusted rate-limiting configurations, log outputs, script governance mechanisms, and task standardization.

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Summary

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

• Blog: Caomei Youren’s Blog
• Momei Blog: Momei Blog
• RSS: Caomei Weekly
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• Momei Blog 1.7.0 Release & AI Development Practices | 2026 Week 9 Caomei Weekly - 2026-03-01 23:22:02

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

Preface

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

Open-Source Updates

Development of Momei Blog continues steadily this week.

You can try the demo site here: 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/

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.9.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

For internationalization, Traditional Chinese and Korean support have been added, along with optimizations for tag translation cluster mappings and other key issues.

Improved environment variables and database configuration experience, with a new “Smart Hybrid Mode” added to the backend settings page.

Added a friend link system and friend link management.

Additionally, features such as Migration Link Governance, CLI/MCP Automation Capability Expansion, Protocol Version Governance & Compliance Display, and Universal Text Field Voice Input have been introduced. For more updates, check the CHANGELOG.

More features and pages can be experienced on the official website, or you can view screenshots from previous blog posts.

We welcome all users to try it out and provide 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 features are not yet complete. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to raise them in the project’s GitHub issues.

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

Impact of LeanCloud Shutdown

Today, I suddenly learned that LeanCloud is shutting down.

It’s quite nostalgic—I used LeanCloud a lot when I first started working on projects, simply because it was a free cloud database.

But now it’s gone, which reinforces the idea that when choosing a cloud server/database provider, it’s best to go with a major player for stability.

That said, my stance remains the same: cloud services can be supported, but they shouldn’t be the only option.

In other words, always have a backup plan—be ready to fall back from cloud services to standalone/local deployment at any time. For example, using hono.js for isomorphic cloud function and monolithic applications makes migration easier.

Avoid tech stacks locked into a single vendor—maintain autonomy.

Since my previous blog still uses LeanCloud for visitor statistics, I took some time recently to develop a LeanCloud-compatible backend API service called hexo-cloudflare-counter. Feel free to check it out if needed.

hexo-cloudflare-counter is a Hexo pageview counter backend service compatible with LeanCloud Counter API, supporting Cloudflare Workers, Docker, and Node.js self-hosting, with built-in D1/SQLite storage solutions.

When using it, simply replace the original LeanCloud backend API address with your self-deployed hexo-cloudflare-counter backend API address. For details, refer to the project documentation.

Latest GitHub Repositories

• hexo-cloudflare-counter - 2026-03-15 02:24:39
  A Hexo pageview counter backend service compatible with LeanCloud Counter API, supporting Cloudflare Workers, Docker, and Node.js self-hosting, with built-in D1/SQLite storage solutions.

GitHub Releases

momei

[v1.9.0](https://AI address. For details, refer to the project documentation.

Latest GitHub Repositories

• hexo-cloudflare-counter - 2026-03-15 02:24:39
  A Hexo pageview counter backend service compatible with LeanCloud Counter API, supporting Cloudflare Workers, Docker, and Node.js self-hosting. Built-in D1/SQLite storage solution.

GitHub Releases

momei

v1.9.0 - 2026-03-14 21:57:46

Summary:
Version 1.9.0 primarily focuses on enhancements to AI features, internationalization expansion, friend link management, notification systems, article management, and upload functionality.

New Features:
The AI module now includes task details, cost estimation, quota management, expense governance, translation tasks, and alert evaluation. For internationalization, full support for Traditional Chinese and Korean has been added, covering emails and UI translations. Friend link management now includes application, monitoring, and health status checks. The notification system introduces Web Push functionality with configurable settings and key generation. Article management now supports pinning, version control, translation tasks, and copyright declarations. Upload functionality now supports direct and proxy upload strategies. Additionally, features like theme color management, configuration audit logs, feedback pages, site name configuration, “Kaiwang” integration, and universal text-to-speech input have been implemented.

Bug Fixes:
Fixed issues such as AI currency formatting precision, direct upload file size and signature validation, internationalization module loading, and settings form validation logic. Enhanced friend link inspection, audit logs, notification management interfaces, and standardized language identifiers.

Code Refactoring:
Optimized and refactored modules like AI task result handling, notification link parsing, settings form fields, upload request processing, and type conversion functions to improve code quality and maintainability.

eslint-config-cmyr

v2.1.5 - 2026-03-15 02:42:18

Summary:
This version update primarily includes a bug fix.

Bug Fix:

• Updated file matching rules in index to apply only to TypeScript files, resolving previous potential over-scoping issues.

hexo-cloudflare-counter

service-v1.1.0 - 2026-03-15 19:42:28

Summary:
Version 1.1.0 Highlights

This release includes the following updates:

New Features

• Added CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) support to the application and implemented security controls for write requests.

Bug Fixes

• Updated the read-yaml-file dependency version.

service-v1.0.0 - 2026-03-15 18:48:54

Summary:
Version 1.0.0 (2026-03-15) Highlights

This release marks version 1.0.0, featuring new functionalities, bug fixes, and code refactoring.

New Features

• Counter Module: Added ObjectId generation functionality.
• Migration Module: Added scripts to migrate LeanCloud Counter JSONL data to SQLite databases.
• Migration Module: Added support for migrating to Cloudflare D1 databases.
• Server Module: Added counter service and related database support.

Bug Fixes

• Repository Module: Optimized database schema initialization logic.

Code Refactoring

• Counter Module: Improved ObjectId generation logic.
• Migration Module: Optimized D1 database SQL statement generation logic.
• Migration Module: Improved LeanCloud counter migration scripts.
• Migration Module: Enhanced file path comparison functions.

auto-backup-database

v1.4.0 - 2026-03-15 01:57:35

Summary:
Version 1.4.0 introduces the following major updates:

New Features

• Backup Optimization: Each time a local compressed backup is performed, an independent directory is now created for the backup file. This improvement aims to prevent accidental overwriting of historical backup files due to identical filenames.

v1.3.0 - 2026-03-15 01:24:30

Summary:
Key updates in Version 1.3.0

New Features

• Backup Functionality: Now supports processing and uploading multiple backup output paths.
• Database Support: Added MongoDB as a new database provider.
• Documentation: Included relevant documentation and configuration examples for MongoDB support.

Bug Fixes

• MongoDB: Optimized backup parameter construction and error handling.

Latest GitHub Starred Repositories

• CaoMeiYouRen starred hexo-cloudflare-counter - 2026-03-15 20:15:59
  A TypeScript-based backend service for Hexo blog view count statistics. It is compatible with the LeanCloud Counter API, providing article view tracking functionality. The service supports multiple deployment methods, including running on Cloudflare Workers, Docker containerization, and traditional self-hosting via Node.js. The project includes built-in D1 and SQLite as lightweight database storage solutions, simplifying data persistence configuration.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred changesets - 2026-03-15 13:55:32
  A tool focused on version control and changelog management, particularly suited for monorepos. Its primary programming language is TypeScript, and it has garnered 11,545 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred page-agent - 2026-03-13 16:43:55
  JavaScript in-page GUI agent is a TypeScript-based project that allows users to control web interfaces using natural language. The project has received 8,731 stars on GitHub, indicating significant community interest.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred cc-connect - 2026-03-13 16:24:14
  This project, developed in Go, bridges local AI programming assistants with mainstream instant messaging platforms. Users can interact with AI development assistants via platforms like Feishu, DingTalk, and Slack without requiring a public IP for most platforms. The project has surpassed 1,400 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred baoyu-skills - 2026-03-12 09:34:19
  No description is available for this project. Its primary programming language is TypeScript, and it has 9,001 stars on the code hosting platform.

Other Blog or Newsletter Recommendations

Ruan YiFeng’s Blog

• Tech Enthusiast Weekly (Issue 388): Testing is the New Moat - 2026-03-13 07:59:16
• Zero-Install “Cloud Shrimp Farming”: ArkClaw User Guide - 2026-03-12 16:01:06

A Cat’s Blog

• Catfish Weekly vol. 094: The Lobster Leap Forward - 2026-03-09 00:33:29

Trend Weekly

• Issue 260 - A Trip to Taiziwan - 2026-03-16 08:00:00

Erya’s Learning Weekly

• Learning Weekly - Issue 254 - Week 11 of 2026 - 2026-03-12 20:31:11

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
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• Email Subscription: Caomei Youren’s Blog Subscription

Past Issues

• OpenClaw AI Assistant Hands-On Test & Momei Blog Updates | Caomei Weekly Issue 10 of 2026 - 2026-03-08 23:52:49
• Momei Blog 1.7.0 Release & AI Development Practices | Caomei Weekly Issue 9 of 2026 - 2026-03-01 23:22:02
• Momei Blog 1.4.0 Release & Open-Source Updates | Caomei Weekly Issue 6 of 2026 - 2026-02-08 21:17:40

This article is published and updated on Cao Mei You Ren’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.

Foreword

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

This week, I’d like to talk about OpenClaw (jokingly referred to as the “crayfish” by netizens), which has been making waves in the community lately. I jumped on the bandwagon myself, tinkering with it from installation to hands-on testing, and I have some very practical insights to share with you all.

OpenClaw is indeed popular, but honestly, its “entry barrier” isn’t low. While the Docker image simplifies the installation process significantly, configuring and successfully running it still took me quite some time.

Additionally, as a programmer, I must warn everyone: this thing poses real security risks.

Every time you integrate a plugin (such as connecting to QQ or Weibo), you’re essentially opening a new backdoor for yourself. If you plan to add it to group chats or allow multiple people to share access, even a slight misstep in permission control could render the entire environment uncontrollable. My suggestion is to set up a clean, isolated server environment dedicated solely to running OpenClaw—don’t experiment recklessly on production machines or local computers storing sensitive data. Even locally, try using a virtual machine or spare device. There’s no need to risk your assets just for novelty’s sake.

Weibo plugin details: https://gitee.com/wecode-ai/openclaw-weibo
QQ plugin details: https://q.qq.com/qqbot/openclaw/login.html

Another practical issue is—it’s incredibly “token-hungry.” Without a programming-related subscription plan, relying solely on pay-as-you-go pricing makes the cost unbearable for average users. Currently, AI assistants are more like high-powered automation tools—great at scripting and optimizing workflows, freeing us from repetitive tasks. But they’re far from invincible; the steering wheel remains firmly in your hands.

If you’re serious about subscribing, check out: MiniMax Coding Plan, GLM Coding Plan

This week, development on Mo Mei Blog has also progressed steadily.

The main focus this week was adding commercialization and ad network integration, now supporting Google AdSense or domestic ad networks like Baidu and Tencent to generate revenue.

Added support for the ActivityPub protocol, enabling social federation.

Additionally, for ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition), frontend direct connection via Volcano Engine was implemented, allowing speech recognition without backend bridging—resulting in faster response times.

After extensively using various AI tools lately, my stance remains unchanged: models determine the ceiling, tools determine the floor.

Whether it’s command-line interfaces or editor integrations, tools define the “lower bound” of collaboration, but the AI model’s capabilities directly dictate the “upper bound” of outcomes.

I’ve experimented with letting AI (e.g., GLM-5) handle coding entirely—while it’s impressively powerful, errors still accumulate over iterations in large, complex projects.

Without rigorous human review, these minor bugs can snowball into major issues. So my conclusion stands: AI is a powerful copilot, but the destination and route must always be human-driven.

In short: models set the ceiling, tools set the floor, and humans guard the baseline.

Finally, some random thoughts.

The explosion of large models in recent months has left many friends inside and outside the tech circle feeling anxious. This sentiment started brewing as early as late 2022.

But lately, I’ve found some peace with it. At its core, AI remains confined to processing tasks within computers—it can tirelessly write code but can’t decide the soul of your creation. In this era where everything can be AI-generated, if you’re not steering your project’s direction yourself, your existence as a developer loses meaning.

Therefore, to avoid being phased out prematurely, we must leverage these tools to focus on more creative tasks. The time saved should be invested in higher-level thinking.

That’s all for now. See you next time, bye~

Latest GitHub Repositories

• rss-impact-next - 2026-03-04 23:54:06
  An RSS-based Hook system. This project is a full-stack refactored version.

GitHub Releases

rsshub-never-die

v1.3.1 - 2026-03-03 20:39:25

Summary:
Version 1.3.1 primarily includes the following bug fixes:

1. Error Handling Optimization: Updated the status code types in error handling to ensure correct response statuses are returned.
2. Configuration Logic Simplification: Removed the priority and backup properties from NodeConfig, simplifying node configuration logic.

v1.3.0 - 2026-03-03 20:02:37

Summary:
Version 1.3.0 Highlights

This release includes the following updates:

New Features

• Optimized instance selection logic, supporting mandatory, backup, and weighted configurations.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed node pool capacity limits and added safeguards against empty pools during rapid responses.
• Updated the src/routes/index.ts file.

caomei-auth

v1.13.0 - 2026-03-07 20:16:36

Summary:
Version 1.13.0 includes the following updates:

New Features

• Frontend: Migrated frontend form validation to Zod and completed the migration of OAuth and SSO dialogs.
• Validation: Fully migrated the project to Zod validation, fixed related tests, added Zod validation infrastructure, and migrated path parameter handler validation logic.

momei

v1.8.0 - 2026-03-07 20:13:17

Summary:
Version 1.8.0 includes the following updates:

Performance Optimization: Adjusted serverless scheduled task intervals from 5 minutes to 15 minutes.

New Features:

1. AI Image Generation: Added image generation options, multi-image preview support, and resolutions up to 1K, 2K, and 4K, along with Gemini 3.1 model integration.
2. ASR (Speech Recognition): Completed async task support, performance optimization, and direct integration into the voice editor.
3. Ad Network: Implemented domestic ad network adapters, content injection, admin UI, and foundational integration.
4. Other Features: Added ActivityPub protocol support, deep serverless ecosystem adaptation, external link management, Google Adsense integration, AI task timeout configuration, and admin permission verification.

Bug Fixes:

1. ASR: Fixed security and linting issues identified during code audits and optimized audio stream state management.
2. Ads & External Links: Fixed styling issues on ad management pages and improved dialog usability.
3. Security & Stability: Patched potential XSS vulnerabilities in shortcodes, added API rate limiting, and optimized authentication settings.
4. Other Fixes: Updated multilingual files, fixed federation code issues, and enhanced image provider support.

Code Refactoring: Improved code structure and query logic, removed deprecated fields and steps, and strengthened HTML processing security and timeout configuration readability.

Latest GitHub Starred Repositories

• CaoMeiYouRen starred mini-swe-agent - 2026-03-07 12:48:21
  This is an AI tool called SWE-agent designed to automatically resolve GitHub issues or assist via the command line. Its philosophy is extreme simplicity, requiring no complex configuration or massive codebase. The tool achieved a verified score of over 74% on the SWE-bench benchmark. Primarily developed in Python, it has garnered 3,198 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred SWE-agent - 2026-03-07 12:47:46
  SWE-agent is a language model-based automation tool capable of handling GitHub issues and attempting automatic fixes. It can also be applied to offensive cybersecurity or programming competition challenges. Presented at NeurIPS 2024, the project is mainly written in Python and has earned over 18,600 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred ghfs - 2026-03-06 00:31:37
  This project transforms GitHub issues and pull requests into a filesystem format, facilitating offline viewing and batch operations. It caters to both human users and automated agents. Developed primarily in TypeScript, it currently has 145 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred 91Writing - 2026-03-04 16:07:08
  This is an intelligent AI novel-writing tool built with Vue 3 and Element Plus. It integrates multiple AI models to help fiction writers improve their productivity. The main programming language is Vue, and it has received 1,305 favorites on the code hosting platform.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred mcp-chrome - 2026-03-04 16:05:00
  Chrome MCP Server is a Chrome extension-based Model Context Protocol server. It exposes Chrome browser functionality to AI assistants like Claude, enabling complex browser automation, content analysis, and semantic search. The project is written mainly in TypeScript and has surpassed 10,000 stars on GitHub.

Other Blogs or Weekly Recommendations

Ruan YiFeng’s Blog

• Tech Enthusiast Weekly (Issue 387): You Are Ahead - 2026-03-06 04:20:54

Amao’s Blog

• 2136: Humanity Invented the Hyperdrive - 2026-03-04 18:42:32
• CatFish Weekly Vol. 093: Happy Year of the Horse - 2026-03-02 00:14:31

Trend Weekly

• Issue 259 - Sky Path - 2026-03-09 08:00:00
• Issue 258 - Cyber Charging - 2026-03-02 08:00:00

EryaJF’s Learning Weekly

• Learning Weekly - Issue 253 - Week 10 of 2026 - 2026-03-05 21:30:59

Summary

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

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Past Issues

• Momei Blog 1.7.0 Release & AI Development Practice | Caomei Weekly Issue 9, 2026 - 2026-03-01 23:22:02
• Momei Blog 1.4.0 Release & Open-Source Updates | Caomei Weekly Issue 6, 2026 - 2026-02-08 21:17:40
• Momei Blog 1.3.0 Release & Server Data Backup Lesson | Caomei Weekly Issue 5, 2026 - 2026-02-01 23:40:42

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:

1. Discuss the project’s framework and key designs with AI.
2. Organize these into design docs and a TODO list.
3. 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:

1. Rule Adjustment: Updated TypeScript ESLint configuration to add checks for unnecessary type assertions
2. Impact Scope: This change affects type assertion syntax in all TypeScript projects using this configuration
3. 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:

1. Added --no-verify option to git commits to skip hook checks
2. 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:

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

Code Refactoring:

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

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• 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
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• CaoMeiYouRen starred cloud-mail - 2026-02-28 10:58:04
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• HelloGitHub Issue 119 - 2026-02-28 08:10:09

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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:

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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

This article is published and updated on CaoMeiYouRen’s Blog and synchronized across multiple platforms. If there are updates, the version on the blog will take 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, providing 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 visit the official website to register: https://momei.app/

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

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.4.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

Added Subscription Center and Notification Management pages, allowing one-click management of subscriptions and notifications. Support for Atom 1.0 and JSON Feed 1.1 subscription formats has also been added.

Added global tipping and social link support, as well as personal tipping and social link configurations.

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

We welcome all 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 some 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.

Latest GitHub Repositories

• cmyr-skills-agents - 2026-02-02 02:21:41

GitHub Releases

momei

v1.4.0 - 2026-02-07 20:08:32

Summary:
Version 1.4.0 Update Summary (2026-02-07)

New Features:

• Added translation aggregation functionality for multilingual translation management
• Backend support for user agreement and privacy policy management
• Implemented email template internationalization module
• Developed PrimeVue and Vue-i18n dynamic synchronization plugin
• Added social link and tipping configuration management components
• Expanded user notification features, including notification settings and marketing campaign entities
• Added PrimeVue Chinese language support
• Introduced test email sending and marketing email preview functionality
• Implemented admin notification settings page with support for email and browser notifications
• Added Marketing Center page and related management features
• Introduced sponsorship functionality with social link and tipping management

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed storage configuration issues on the System Settings page
• Optimized CLI tool import functionality and parameter validation
• Resolved multiple dependency version compatibility issues
• Updated legal disclaimer text
• Fixed access permission issues for unauthenticated users
• Enhanced error handling for settings retrieval
• Improved internationalization support with common vocabulary additions

Code Refactoring:

• Optimized CAPTCHA functionality with support for IP and UA verification
• Improved PWA plugin loading logic
• Replaced HTML rendering with new components
• Enhanced rich text editor functionality
• Simplified protocol and theme configuration handling
• Unified API path naming conventions
• Optimized internationalization for user management interface
• Simplified code structure by removing redundant components

eslint-config-cmyr

v2.1.3 - 2026-02-08 13:01:42

Summary: Version 2.1.3 (2026-02-08)

Key Updates:

Bug Fixes:

• Added TypeScript ESLint rule to prohibit comparison operations between enum and non-enum members

v2.1.2 - 2026-02-05 20:12:46

Summary: Version 2.1.2 (2026-02-05)

Key Updates:

Bug Fixes:

• Allowed the use of non-null assertion operator (!) for non-null type assertions

This release primarily addresses type assertion-related issues by relaxing restrictions on the use of the non-null assertion operator.

v2.1.1 - 2026-02-05 20:06:06

Summary: Version 2.1.1 (2026-02-05) Highlights:

Bug Fixes:

1. Enabled recommended type-checking configurations and adjusted ESLint rules
2. Updated TypeScript ESLint rules to enhance type checking and code quality

v2.1.1-beta - 2026-02-05 19:50:02

Summary: GitHub Release Highlights:

Version: 2.1.1-beta.2 Release Date: 2026-02-05

Key Updates:

• Bug Fix: Updated TypeScript ESLint rules to enhance type checking and code quality

v2.1.1-beta - 2026-02-05 19:19:08

Summary: Version 2.1.1-beta.1 Highlights (2026-02-05)

Key Updates:

Bug Fixes:

• Enabled recommended type-checking configurations and made corresponding adjustments to ESLint rules

cookie-cloudflare

v1.5.0 - 2026-02-08 01:41:46

Summary: Version 1.5.0 Highlights (2026-02-07)

Key Updates:

1. New Features

• Added Cloudflare cache purge functionality
• Updated configuration items to support new variables

This update primarily introduces support for Cloudflare cache purging and adjusts related configurations accordingly. All changes can be reviewed in detail in commit ef69717.

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• CaoMeiYouRen starred Github-Store - 2026-02-06 15:53:04
  An open-source GitHub App Store supporting one-click browsing, discovery, and installation of apps. Built with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform, compatible with Android and desktop systems (Linux, macOS, Windows). Primarily written in Kotlin, this project has received 6,438 stars.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred superpowers - 2026-02-04 14:11:30
  An effective autonomous skills framework and software development methodology.
  Primarily written in Shell.
  Has garnered 47,385 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred x-algorithm - 2026-02-04 14:11:23
  X Platform’s “For You” recommendation algorithm, developed in Rust. This project has earned 15,106 stars on GitHub.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred Consent-O-Matic - 2026-02-04 14:11:14
  A browser extension built with JavaScript that automatically fills out website cookie consent pop-ups based on user preferences. With 3,876 GitHub stars, this tool has gained widespread attention and recognition in the developer community.

• CaoMeiYouRen starred cultivation-world-simulator - 2026-02-04 14:10:59
  An open-source cultivation world simulator developed in Python, utilizing AI Agent workflows to construct a dynamically evolving fantasy world. This project has received 764 stars on GitHub and stands out for simulating the openness and complexity of a cultivation world through intelligent agent systems.

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Summary

This week’s updates and highlights are as shown above. Thank you for reading!
You can subscribe to CaoMei Weekly updates via:

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This article is published and updated on CaoMeiYouRen’s Blog and synchronized across multiple platforms. For updates, please refer to the version on the blog. 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, aimed at providing 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 visit the official website to register: https://momei.app/

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

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.3.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

New Inspiration Board Page
Used for recording ideas, which can be aggregated by AI to generate new articles.

New System Settings Page
Most system configurations can now be adjusted directly on the web interface without modifying environment variables.

New Installation Wizard
Makes deploying the project even easier.

Guest Submission Feature Added

New Theme Gallery
Supports more diverse theme settings.

Podcast Support Added
Now you can directly upload audio or set audio links, as well as upload article covers and preview covers. Podcast subscriptions are also supported.

Release of Momei CLI
A new toolkit (Momei CLI) for batch importing articles from Hexo to the Momei platform.

Install it with the following command. For usage details, refer to the documentation.

npm i momei-cli -g  

For more features and pages, visit the official website or check out previous blog posts for additional screenshots.

We welcome all users to try it out and share feedback or 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 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 contribute to development or testing.

Development Journal

This week’s notable event was the CloudCone outage.

Due to an issue with the Los Angeles node, my server on that node went offline.

To make matters worse, this outage was caused by hackers targeting the management node, resulting in ransomware encrypting the disks and leading to complete data loss across all servers.

Although I had recently migrated my server, I hadn’t backed up the data, making recovery impossible.

This painful lesson teaches us: Always back up important server data—preferably in multiple locations—or risk losing it all!

The consequences were severe. Moving forward, I plan to research automated backup solutions to prevent such incidents in the future.

GitHub Release

momei

v1.3.0 - 2026-01-31 20:07:35

Summary:
Version 1.3.0 Highlights (2026-01-31)

New Features:

• Added PWA and bookmark tools in the snippets module, supporting idea collection, editing, AI aggregation/transformation, and image uploads
• Introduced theme management features, including gallery previews, configuration locking, and scheme saving
• Added podcast functionality with audio metadata detection and RSS subscription support
• Implemented an installation wizard module with multilingual support and initialization checks
• Enhanced form validation and user feedback, including error prompts and Toast notifications
• Added AI-related features such as chat APIs, outline generation, and content expansion
• Introduced idea management, supporting fragment notes, attachment uploads, and aggregation processing
• Improved privacy protection with email hashing, password protection, and article visibility settings
• Added support for mathematical formulas ($) and audio processing, including uploads and metadata detection

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed security vulnerabilities in fast-xml-parser and tar packages
• Optimized audio RSS feed handling to prioritize audio URLs
• Resolved security issues with random number generation (CWE-338)
• Addressed text type compatibility issues between SQLite and PostgreSQL
• Enhanced idea query interfaces with pagination and status filtering
• Fixed article visibility logic and password protection functionality
• Updated deployment guides and storage configuration defaults

Code Refactoring:

• Optimized API logic and environment variable configurations
• Refactored theme settings and installation wizard components
• Extracted password hashing logic into a standalone module
• Enhanced permission checks with new admin and author validation middleware
• Improved database configurations and storage support
• Enhanced error handling and internationalization support
• Removed guest roles and updated the permission system

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Summary

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

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• RSS: Caomei Weekly
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• Momei Blog MVP Release & Caomei Auth Updates | Caomei Weekly Week 51, 2025 - 2025-12-21 22:24:19

Preface

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

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/

Momei Blog has officially released version 1.2.0. Below are some screenshots of the pages and features.

Added email and RSS subscription functionality:

Added search functionality (press Ctrl+K for quick access):

Improved internationalization—articles, categories, tags, and other texts now automatically switch languages:

Added AI-assisted features, including automatic generation of titles, path aliases, tags, categories, summaries, and more:

Added theme customization for greater UI design flexibility:

Implemented multiple access control options for articles, such as private, password-protected, login-required, and subscriber-only visibility:

Enhanced Markdown support with custom callouts, code groups, GitHub alerts, Emoji, LaTeX, and more:

For more pages, visit the official website or check out previous blog posts for additional screenshots.

We welcome feedback and suggestions from all users.

Development will continue according to the roadmap and backlog—stay tuned!

Of course, Momei Blog still has many details to refine, and some features are not yet complete. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.

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

Development Notes

Recently, I experimented with voice programming, and the results were quite promising. While there are occasional errors, current AI recognition is accurate enough for most cases, making communication with AI more efficient.

Simply install the VS Code Speech extension in VSCode, and a microphone icon will appear in Copilot’s dialog—just start talking!
Don’t forget to install the Chinese language support plugin; otherwise, Chinese won’t be recognized.

Also explored remote AI-assisted development on mobile devices.

Currently, this is achieved using Happy Coder + Claude Code.

At its core, happy is simply a tool for remotely calling claude or codex, so you’ll need claude or codex installed on your local machine.

As long as you have claude or codex installed, adding happy will enable smooth remote development.

The Mandarin accent of the voice assistant is a bit hard to take—it sounds somewhat Cantonese—but the recognition is quite accurate. It doesn’t directly convert speech to text; instead, it organizes the content before sending it to the host machine.

GitHub Release

caomei-auth

v1.12.3 - 2026-01-17 20:14:59

Summary:
Version 1.12.3 (2026-01-17)

Bug Fixes:

1. Optimized plaintext generation logic by removing script tags and their contents.
2. Fixed WeChat and Douyin OpenID retrieval logic while simplifying related code.
3. Added sanitize-html dependency and further refined plaintext generation logic.

Code Refactoring:

1. Extracted registration and password modification form schemas into standalone constants.
2. Updated documentation structure and optimized links related to development, design, and standards.

momei

v1.2.0 - 2026-01-24 20:06:12

Summary:
Version 1.2.0 Highlights (2026-01-24)

Performance Optimizations:

• Improved Lighthouse scores by fixing SEO, accessibility, and CLS issues.

New Features:

• Added lazy loading support for images to enhance page performance.
• Implemented unified internationalization text and optimized notifications.
• Enhanced comment system: Added guest comment authentication and removed email queries.
• Introduced a Markdown renderer with lazy-loaded images, Lightbox previews, and code group support.
• Added user ID support for AI services and improved logging.
• Enhanced theme settings: Added dark mode, custom CSS injection, and color configuration options.
• Added ICP license display functionality.
• Implemented frontend UI for the comment system with article access restrictions.
• Updated database schema with new fields for users, articles, and comments.
• Added PV caching system to optimize view count tracking.
• Introduced external resource URL whitelisting for improved security.
• Added article visibility policies (public/private/password-protected).
• Implemented streaming translation support for long-form content segmentation.
• Added demo mode with integrated guides and simulated AI services.
• Added user agreement and privacy policy pages.
• Introduced admin account configuration—first registered user automatically becomes admin.
• Added comment management features (create, delete, and batch operations).

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed multiple high-risk security vulnerabilities (devalue, tar, h3).
• Optimized responsive styles and media queries.
• Fixed TypeORM entity metadata loss issue.
• Resolved comment display issues and guest info retrieval logic.
• Updated dependencies to address compatibility and security concerns.
• Fixed admin menu item type definitions and click events.

Code Refactoring:

• Optimized PV caching system with Redis support.
• Updated Markdown formatting rules (disabled punctuation processing).
• Added serverless environment detection.
• Unified theme setting interface field naming.
• Migrated word count and reading time estimation features.

v1.1.0 - 2026-01-17 20:05:30

Summary:
Version 1.1.0 Key Updates:

New Features:

1. Multilingual Support: Implemented cross-language switching for articles, categories, and tags. Added a language switcher component with support for (slug, language) composite indexing.
2. SEO Optimization: Introduced sitemap generation functionality, support for dynamic routing, and added Google/Bing Search Console integration.
3. Subscription Features: Implemented RSS subscriptions and basic email subscriptions with language-based filtering.
4. AI Integration: Added title suggestions, summary generation, tag recommendations, and translation capabilities with multilingual synchronization.
5. User Management: Added Google Sign-In support and implemented API key management functionality.
6. Content Management: Optimized the copyright notice system, added support for multiple CC licenses, and introduced article state machines and preview features.

Bug Fixes:

1. Fixed RSS subscription content formatting issues to ensure HTML output.
2. Resolved 400 errors on category/tag pages and optimized i18n display.
3. Fixed field name errors in database queries.
4. Improved API key management UI styling and validation logic.
5. Corrected uniqueness validation for tag and category names across languages.

Code Refactoring:

1. Optimized AI feature interfaces to enhance content creation efficiency.
2. Extracted AI service configurations into environment variables.
3. Updated query builder type definitions for improved security.
4. Enhanced error handling and language detection logic.

Other Improvements:

1. Optimized search functionality with rate limiting and indexing.
2. Enhanced permission management with multi-role validation.
3. Updated admin panel styling and features.
4. Added word count and estimated reading time features for articles.

eslint-config-cmyr

v2.1.0 - 2026-01-12 21:23:59

Summary: Version 2.1.0 Update Highlights:

New Features:

• Added TypeScript support and related language option configurations.

Bug Fixes:

• Removed unnecessary import statements.
• Optimized type annotations for parser options.

This update primarily enhances TypeScript support and includes code optimizations.

v2.1.0-beta.1 - 2026-01-12 21:13:22

Summary: Version 2.1.0-beta.1 (2026-01-12)

New Features:

• Added TypeScript support and language option configurations.

Bug Fixes:

• Removed unnecessary imports.
• Optimized type annotations for parser options.

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Amao’s Blog

• CatFish Weekly Vol. 091 – Happy New Year 2026 - 2026-01-18 21:09:56

Trend Weekly

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• Issue 253 – Love Drones - 2026-01-12 08:00:00

Erya Jiang’s Learning Weekly

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Summary

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Preface

Welcome to Caomei Weekly! This is a weekly report compiled by Caomei Youren with AI assistance, aiming to provide you with the latest blog updates, GitHub activities, personal updates and recommendations of other weekly articles.

This week, we are still working on the development of Momei.

You can visit the official website to try it out: https://momei.app/

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

Currently, Momei Blog has officially released its 1.0.0 version. Below are some screenshots of the pages.

Homepage

User Management Page

The page view statistics function has been implemented, and now it can count the page views of each blog post.

You can experience more pages on the official website, or view screenshots in the previous blog post.

Welcome all users to experience it and put forward your opinions and suggestions.

In the future, we will continue to develop functions according to the roadmap and to-do list, so stay tuned.

Of course, Momei Blog still has many details to be polished and its functions are not yet perfect. If you have any opinions or suggestions, you can submit them in the GitHub issues of the project.

The demo site of Momei Blog will also be deployed later.

If you are also interested in Momei Blog, welcome to participate in development and testing.

Blog Updates

• Impressions of Genshin FES 2026 in Shanghai - 2026-01-07 00:12:33 Abstract: The author records the on-site experience of attending Genshin FES2026 in Shanghai, including the feelings of the concert, Cosplay/photography interactions, observations of mini-games, venue flow and overall experience.
• 2025 Annual Project Summary and Outlook by Caomei Youren - 2026-01-02 00:21:27 Abstract: Caomei Youren’s 2025 annual summary reviews the aspects of AI programming, open source projects, blogs, videos, movies, animations and games, and looks forward to 2026.
• Impressions of Zenless Zone Zero 2025 FES in Guangzhou - 2025-12-29 15:46:09 Abstract: Share the impressions of attending Zenless Zone Zero 2025 FES in Guangzhou, including the music festival experience and interesting interactive sessions.

GitHub Release

momei

v1.0.0 - 2026-01-10 22:15:12

Abstract: Version 1.0.0 Release Summary (2026-01-10)

✨ New Features

• Added archive function: support article aggregation by year/month, with internationalization support
• Article management system: implemented CRUD operations, supporting file upload, status filtering and review process
• User system enhancement: added avatar upload, role permission management and API key management functions
• Internationalization support: updated multilingual texts and optimized interface prompts
• Added data analysis integration: supporting Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, Sentry and Baidu Analytics
• Added theme switching function: supporting dark/light mode
• Added page view statistics: with anti-cheating logic
• Added file storage support: integrated S3 and Vercel Blob storage

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed security issues related to API key hash processing
• Optimized dark mode implementation and style consistency
• Corrected upload file naming format and path issues
• Fixed Snowflake ID regular expression matching problem
• Optimized session management and cookie caching strategy
• Corrected dark mode styles of PrimeVue menu
• Updated request rate limiting logic

📦 Code Refactoring

• Optimized API response structure and pagination logic
• Refactored date formatting tools
• Unified component styles to enhance readability
• Updated database entity association relationships
• Optimized internationalization text processing

This release includes 45 new features, 40 bug fixes and 5 refactoring improvements, focusing on the improvement of article management system, user permission control and internationalization support.

Latest GitHub Starred Repositories

• CaoMeiYouRen starred UniVideo - 2026-01-09 19:20:41 UniVideo is a video processing framework that provides unified understanding, generation and editing functions. The project is mainly developed in Python language and currently has 228 stars on GitHub.
• CaoMeiYouRen starred workers-sdk - 2026-01-06 22:45:15 Wrangler is a command-line tool for Cloudflare Workers, mainly developed in TypeScript language and currently has 3703 stars on GitHub.

Recommendations of Other Blogs or Weeklies

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• Mao Yu Weekly vol. 090 Learn from the Experts - 2025-12-28 20:58:15

Trend Weekly

• Issue 252 - Daxing Airport - 2026-01-05 08:00:00
• Issue 251 - The Cat on the Balcony - 2025-12-29 08:00:00

Eryajiangfan’s Learning Weekly

• Learning Weekly - Total Issue 244 - 2026 Week 01 - 2026-01-04 09:22:44
• Learning Weekly - Total Issue 245 - 2026 Week 02 - 2026-01-08 21:12:34

Summary

The updates and activities of this week are as above. Thank you for reading! You can subscribe to the updates of Caomei Weekly through the following methods:

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• Momei Blog: Momei Blog
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