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Xberg 1.0 has been released. Xberg is a document extraction engine, describing itself as a "document intelligence framework." It's written in Rust, with fifteen generated language bindings, and a very descriptive data model that provides a *lot* of flexibility.
Sven Reinck wants dependency diagrams that nudge you toward clean architecture by looking wrong when the code is wrong. The instinct is sound, the history is unkind, and the difference between expressing complexity and measuring it is where the whole idea lives or dies.
From a health podcast, a guest ran into a situation where Claude - being used as an AI writing assistant - *offered to author content itself*, and the content is not only pretty good, but offers a chance for insight into how the entire modeling construct works.
diffnav gives git a syntax-highlighted display of changes in a navigable filetree, as a natural extension of git-delta. Very nicely done and potentially very useful if you're using git from the command line.