Thank you so much! I put so much effort into that and you are probably the only person on earth who has actually read that thing in its entirety (aside from my

Thank you so much! I put so much effort into that and you are probably the only person on earth who has actually read that thing in its entirety (aside from my poor, ex-midwife, mother who has no idea what I'm talking about). > but am wondering if you're planning to apply the same techniques to traditional designer working files. I would love to. When I discovered the JSON trick I felt really confident that this was the inevitable direction of the project but after writing a few plugins I'm not exactly sure how practical I really think that is now. It's great for primitives but I'm apprehensive about anything that starts to get into the no-code territory. I think it's possible but there's some mathematical and UI challenges I've got to overcome. To make something more complex than a TMS system I really need to make the schema language a bit more robust in a way that is probably beyond my engineering skills. I need to find someone who actually knows how to write compilers and understands category theory (not me haha). I think this could be applied to something more general like figma/sketch though and I hope it's a first step for someone smarter than me to fill that gap.