packaged opencode2 cli and desktop in flake.nix, the same again for codex. both were very crude to start with.
now opencode-desktop2 + astra is running all contributing.md static analysis after building and testing.
reading between the lines it's def worth watching.
![A screenshot shows K9s terminal UI displaying Ceph block pools in the rook-ceph namespace on Kubernetes 1.36.2. The K9s header shows context usrbinkat-optiplexprime-konduktor-admin in RW mode with K9s version 0.51.0, and a namespace selector listing all, authelia-system, default, rook-ceph, and braincraft. The ASCII K9s dog logo appears in the upper right corner.
The cephblockpools(all)[4] view lists four block pools in a table with columns for Namespace, Name, Phase, Type, Failuredomain, and Age. All four pools show rook-ceph namespace, Ready phase, Replicated type, and host failure domain. The pools are hdd-blockpool at 28h, nvme-blockpool highlighted in blue at 2m59s indicating it was just created, nvmeof at 26h, and ssd-blockpool at 28h. The bottom bar shows navigation breadcrumbs for customresourcedefinition and cephblockpool.
The freshly created nvme-blockpool at just under 3 minutes old confirms the Pulumi deployment successfully provisioned the new NVMe-tier block storage on the replacement WD_BLACK drives. The four-tier block pool architecture spanning HDD, SSD, NVMe, and NVMeoF device classes demonstrates granular storage tiering within a single Ceph cluster, enabling workload-appropriate performance selection through Kubernetes StorageClasses all managed declaratively through Pulumi IaC.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5sdiawbhokcnncqt55tn3co3/bafkreigllpcxaulg3dtholxcwe2lpeqwxn3wz3ojj266ihjuapuftcvamq)
