Farcaster Devs

I'm reading a) https://docs.farcaster.xyz/reference/actions/spec and b) https://warpcast.notion.site/Composer-Action-Deep-Links-55c401c4679244a1a6e8ffb8c0942872 to learn about action specs in preparation for the upcoming miniapp transactions.

It seems:

1.	doc a primarily focuses on cast actions, while doc b is about composer actions. I find it a bit confusing that doc a only mentions “actions” rather than specifically “cast actions.”

2.	deep URLs for removing actions are not specified.

cc @horsefacts.eth

I'm eth newbie..just learning
(working on @farcaster)

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gm

i usually gather links and data from documents and send them to Claude for quick understanding and analysis, it really helps and saves time

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/tape 
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/365photo 
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/flowersonmars 
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/inside
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alfatapes.space 
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flowersonmars.netlify.app
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gm tape, thanks for the message. I haven’t tried Claude yet, but I use ChatGPT a lot and plan to give your method a shot.

btw, when it comes to programming, do you prefer Claude or ChatGPT?

I generate the entire app core using chatgpt or claude, then break it down into functional blocks (files) for independent processing by claude. after that, I perform refactoring, stabilize the resulting files, and integrate them into claude’s project knowledge base, adding all the necessary information for new features or integrations. once everything’s set, I run iterative updates and push new project versions in replit

hey! i'm so happy for you! there are two ways that help me out - first, i manually delete the file from the project and add the updated one (since it’s always good to check everything works first). i usually add it as text, and keeping the path in the file name like `src/public/index.html` is super handy.

the second way (which i use more often) - i create a new project after a successful iteration (Claude doesn’t limit the number of projects), plus there's a limit on 1 chat after which request costs rise. within a project, i often create new versions to keep track, so this flow works well for me. one feature at a time - that’s the sweet spot.

adding artifacts often confuses the system... and honestly, me too, haha

Hi @lifeisatape.eth, I’ve started using Claude, and I really like the projects feature. However, I’m wondering if there’s a way to replace an existing content in a project with the artifact generated, as the save button seems to only append new entries. Any tips?