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Working on http://nuxt.com
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NuxtLabs, creators of Nuxt and Nitro, are joining Vercel.
Same license, roadmap, and open governance, but now in a joint mission to build the best web.
Same license, roadmap, and open governance, but now in a joint mission to build the best web.
What an incredible day! So thrilled to share this. Couldn't be prouder of the entire team.
Joining forces with @vercel.com is a massive step that will bring so much to the framework.
I'm incredibly excited for this new chapter! Let's go! 🔥
Joining forces with @vercel.com is a massive step that will bring so much to the framework.
I'm incredibly excited for this new chapter! Let's go! 🔥
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt_js / @nitrojsdev logs to @BetterStackHQ
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
February 11, 2026 at 7:59 PM
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt_js / @nitrojsdev logs to @BetterStackHQ
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Shipped a few nice upgrades to evlog.dev:
– new @betterstackhq adapter
– Shared drain pipeline with batching + retry for more reliable delivery
– Drain callbacks now work in standalone TS
– Support for generics for fully typed wide events
- @honojs example
– new @betterstackhq adapter
– Shared drain pipeline with batching + retry for more reliable delivery
– Drain callbacks now work in standalone TS
– Support for generics for fully typed wide events
- @honojs example
evlog - Logging that makes sense
Wide events and structured errors for TypeScript. One log per request, full context, errors that explain why and how to fix.
evlog.dev
February 11, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Shipped a few nice upgrades to evlog.dev:
– new @betterstackhq adapter
– Shared drain pipeline with batching + retry for more reliable delivery
– Drain callbacks now work in standalone TS
– Support for generics for fully typed wide events
- @honojs example
– new @betterstackhq adapter
– Shared drain pipeline with batching + retry for more reliable delivery
– Drain callbacks now work in standalone TS
– Support for generics for fully typed wide events
- @honojs example
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt.com / @nitro.build logs to @posthog.com
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
February 10, 2026 at 8:02 PM
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt.com / @nitro.build logs to @posthog.com
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Been having a lot of fun pushing evlog lately: zero‑dependency core, wide events, structured errors, and fresh adapters for PostHog, Sentry, OTLP, Axiom & Workers.
Into observability with good DX? This might be your new favorite logging layer → dub.sh/better-log
Into observability with good DX? This might be your new favorite logging layer → dub.sh/better-log
evlog - Logging that makes sense
Wide events and structured errors for TypeScript. One log per request, full context, errors that explain why and how to fix.
dub.sh
February 9, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Been having a lot of fun pushing evlog lately: zero‑dependency core, wide events, structured errors, and fresh adapters for PostHog, Sentry, OTLP, Axiom & Workers.
Into observability with good DX? This might be your new favorite logging layer → dub.sh/better-log
Into observability with good DX? This might be your new favorite logging layer → dub.sh/better-log
Reposted by Hugo
✨ Nuxt Studio just got smarter.
Meet the new AI writing features → nuxt.studio/ai
1️⃣ Add your Vercel AI Gateway key
2️⃣ Write docs better, faster, stronger
AI-powered authoring, right in production 🚀
Meet the new AI writing features → nuxt.studio/ai
1️⃣ Add your Vercel AI Gateway key
2️⃣ Write docs better, faster, stronger
AI-powered authoring, right in production 🚀
February 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM
✨ Nuxt Studio just got smarter.
Meet the new AI writing features → nuxt.studio/ai
1️⃣ Add your Vercel AI Gateway key
2️⃣ Write docs better, faster, stronger
AI-powered authoring, right in production 🚀
Meet the new AI writing features → nuxt.studio/ai
1️⃣ Add your Vercel AI Gateway key
2️⃣ Write docs better, faster, stronger
AI-powered authoring, right in production 🚀
Add an MCP server to your nuxt.com app in seconds.
$ npx skills add nuxt-modules/mcp-toolkit
Then: /manage-mcp
Let your agent scaffold, review & troubleshoot MCP servers right inside your Nuxt project.
$ npx skills add nuxt-modules/mcp-toolkit
Then: /manage-mcp
Let your agent scaffold, review & troubleshoot MCP servers right inside your Nuxt project.
February 8, 2026 at 7:57 PM
Add an MCP server to your nuxt.com app in seconds.
$ npx skills add nuxt-modules/mcp-toolkit
Then: /manage-mcp
Let your agent scaffold, review & troubleshoot MCP servers right inside your Nuxt project.
$ npx skills add nuxt-modules/mcp-toolkit
Then: /manage-mcp
Let your agent scaffold, review & troubleshoot MCP servers right inside your Nuxt project.
Very early Nitro MCP Toolkit experiments, still testing, but if it works well, any Nitro-based framework will get an MCP server with the same Nuxt/Nitro DX and basically zero config.
In the meantime, you can use the mcp-toolkit module for @nuxt.com: dub.sh/mcp-toolkit
In the meantime, you can use the mcp-toolkit module for @nuxt.com: dub.sh/mcp-toolkit
February 5, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Very early Nitro MCP Toolkit experiments, still testing, but if it works well, any Nitro-based framework will get an MCP server with the same Nuxt/Nitro DX and basically zero config.
In the meantime, you can use the mcp-toolkit module for @nuxt.com: dub.sh/mcp-toolkit
In the meantime, you can use the mcp-toolkit module for @nuxt.com: dub.sh/mcp-toolkit
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt.com / @nitro.build logs to Axiom
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
February 5, 2026 at 12:59 PM
That's all you need to pipe your @nuxt.com / @nitro.build logs to Axiom
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Literally 4 lines of code. Import the drain, hook it up, ship it.
𝖾𝗏𝗅𝗈𝗀 makes observability ridiculously simple: dub.sh/better-log
Built with the @vercel.com ai-sdk.dev ofc.
Full write-up on how it works, MCP integration, env setup & customization options here: dub.sh/docus-assis...
Full write-up on how it works, MCP integration, env setup & customization options here: dub.sh/docus-assis...
Meet the AI Assistant for Docus | Add AI to Your Documentation
AI-powered documentation search that actually works. Generate code, extend with custom tools. Zero infrastructure, just add your API key.
dub.sh
February 4, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Built with the @vercel.com ai-sdk.dev ofc.
Full write-up on how it works, MCP integration, env setup & customization options here: dub.sh/docus-assis...
Full write-up on how it works, MCP integration, env setup & customization options here: dub.sh/docus-assis...
Meet the Docus AI Assistant
• Activates with a single env var
• Uses MCP to search your docs in real time
• Generates code examples that follow your docs
• Extensible with custom tools
Users arrive with questions, now they get answers, not just pages. More below👇
• Activates with a single env var
• Uses MCP to search your docs in real time
• Generates code examples that follow your docs
• Extensible with custom tools
Users arrive with questions, now they get answers, not just pages. More below👇
February 4, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Meet the Docus AI Assistant
• Activates with a single env var
• Uses MCP to search your docs in real time
• Generates code examples that follow your docs
• Extensible with custom tools
Users arrive with questions, now they get answers, not just pages. More below👇
• Activates with a single env var
• Uses MCP to search your docs in real time
• Generates code examples that follow your docs
• Extensible with custom tools
Users arrive with questions, now they get answers, not just pages. More below👇
Shipped evlog v1.3.0 with first‑class @cloudflare Workers support thanks to @dillon_mulroy ⚡
Capture browser/client logs and send them to your logging API through a single drain endpoint, with new adapters for @axiomfm and OTLP
More on evlog → dub.sh/better-log
Capture browser/client logs and send them to your logging API through a single drain endpoint, with new adapters for @axiomfm and OTLP
More on evlog → dub.sh/better-log
evlog - Logging that makes sense
Wide events and structured errors for TypeScript. One log per request, full context, errors that explain why and how to fix.
dub.sh
February 3, 2026 at 10:33 PM
Shipped evlog v1.3.0 with first‑class @cloudflare Workers support thanks to @dillon_mulroy ⚡
Capture browser/client logs and send them to your logging API through a single drain endpoint, with new adapters for @axiomfm and OTLP
More on evlog → dub.sh/better-log
Capture browser/client logs and send them to your logging API through a single drain endpoint, with new adapters for @axiomfm and OTLP
More on evlog → dub.sh/better-log
Reposted by Hugo
This one is important. The work we're doing in npmx will do wonders for the whole @nuxt.com stack. The same happened when we worked on elk. The maintainers of @vuejs.org libs and plugins are on the user side for a change, and are going to improve the hell out of them with the help of the community 💚
Contributing to npmx helped improve what vue-data-ui has to offer. What an incredible week it was !
This is only the beginning
This is only the beginning
February 1, 2026 at 10:34 PM
This one is important. The work we're doing in npmx will do wonders for the whole @nuxt.com stack. The same happened when we worked on elk. The maintainers of @vuejs.org libs and plugins are on the user side for a change, and are going to improve the hell out of them with the help of the community 💚
Working on agent evals for @nuxt.com 👀
@vercel.com says that 𝖠𝖦𝖤𝖭𝖳𝖲.𝗆𝖽 outperforms in evals, so I tested it with Nuxt. The results exceeded my expectations.
Persistent context helps agents use docs effectively. Version-matched, always on, zero overhead.
Try: $ npx nuxt-agent-md
@vercel.com says that 𝖠𝖦𝖤𝖭𝖳𝖲.𝗆𝖽 outperforms in evals, so I tested it with Nuxt. The results exceeded my expectations.
Persistent context helps agents use docs effectively. Version-matched, always on, zero overhead.
Try: $ npx nuxt-agent-md
January 29, 2026 at 8:03 PM
Working on agent evals for @nuxt.com 👀
@vercel.com says that 𝖠𝖦𝖤𝖭𝖳𝖲.𝗆𝖽 outperforms in evals, so I tested it with Nuxt. The results exceeded my expectations.
Persistent context helps agents use docs effectively. Version-matched, always on, zero overhead.
Try: $ npx nuxt-agent-md
@vercel.com says that 𝖠𝖦𝖤𝖭𝖳𝖲.𝗆𝖽 outperforms in evals, so I tested it with Nuxt. The results exceeded my expectations.
Persistent context helps agents use docs effectively. Version-matched, always on, zero overhead.
Try: $ npx nuxt-agent-md
Everyone can use it however they want (hopefully for good), but for me it's just easier to start my projects without having to launch a terminal
January 29, 2026 at 4:05 PM
Everyone can use it however they want (hopefully for good), but for me it's just easier to start my projects without having to launch a terminal
my extension npm-claimer just hit the @raycast.com store! 🔥
Check if your package name is available & claim it without leaving Raycast.
dub.sh/npm-claimer
Check if your package name is available & claim it without leaving Raycast.
dub.sh/npm-claimer
Raycast Store: npm Claimer
Instantly claim npm package names in one click
dub.sh
January 29, 2026 at 11:56 AM
my extension npm-claimer just hit the @raycast.com store! 🔥
Check if your package name is available & claim it without leaving Raycast.
dub.sh/npm-claimer
Check if your package name is available & claim it without leaving Raycast.
dub.sh/npm-claimer
Thank you and everyone else for letting us witness this 🙌 Shame on me, I still haven't had time to contribute to the project, but as soon as I get a moment 🚀
January 28, 2026 at 10:12 PM
Thank you and everyone else for letting us witness this 🙌 Shame on me, I still haven't had time to contribute to the project, but as soon as I get a moment 🚀
Reposted by Hugo
When stars align, the foundation of open source communities can be such a special time for the folks involved. I wrote today about other moments when we felt similarly to our new adventure of building a better npm browser. A teaser here. Join the community to expand the (...)s 🤍
January 28, 2026 at 9:10 PM
When stars align, the foundation of open source communities can be such a special time for the folks involved. I wrote today about other moments when we felt similarly to our new adventure of building a better npm browser. A teaser here. Join the community to expand the (...)s 🤍
Released a new evlog update 🚀
Gain more control over logs with:
• Log sampling: reduce repetitive events
• Tail sampling: save key traces during errors
• Drain logs: send logs to your storage/observability tools
Details & docs: evlog.dev
Gain more control over logs with:
• Log sampling: reduce repetitive events
• Tail sampling: save key traces during errors
• Drain logs: send logs to your storage/observability tools
Details & docs: evlog.dev
evlog - Logging that makes sense
Wide events and structured errors for TypeScript. One log per request, full context, errors that explain why and how to fix.
evlog.dev
January 28, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Released a new evlog update 🚀
Gain more control over logs with:
• Log sampling: reduce repetitive events
• Tail sampling: save key traces during errors
• Drain logs: send logs to your storage/observability tools
Details & docs: evlog.dev
Gain more control over logs with:
• Log sampling: reduce repetitive events
• Tail sampling: save key traces during errors
• Drain logs: send logs to your storage/observability tools
Details & docs: evlog.dev
Your project deserves docs.
$ npx skills add nuxt-content/docus
Then: "/create-docs"
Full doc site with SEO, MCP, copy page, llms.txt, everything automatic.
Your AI can now read your docs. Your users can search it. Google can index it.
In less than 2 minutes, give it a try👇
$ npx skills add nuxt-content/docus
Then: "/create-docs"
Full doc site with SEO, MCP, copy page, llms.txt, everything automatic.
Your AI can now read your docs. Your users can search it. Google can index it.
In less than 2 minutes, give it a try👇
January 27, 2026 at 4:48 PM
Your project deserves docs.
$ npx skills add nuxt-content/docus
Then: "/create-docs"
Full doc site with SEO, MCP, copy page, llms.txt, everything automatic.
Your AI can now read your docs. Your users can search it. Google can index it.
In less than 2 minutes, give it a try👇
$ npx skills add nuxt-content/docus
Then: "/create-docs"
Full doc site with SEO, MCP, copy page, llms.txt, everything automatic.
Your AI can now read your docs. Your users can search it. Google can index it.
In less than 2 minutes, give it a try👇