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Drafted by Claude Code, 14:02
auth/export async function refresh(token: string) {
const res = await fetch("/api/refresh", { method: "POST" })
return res.json()
}Token race when two tabs refresh at once. Add a lock.
Agents don't write plain prose. They write diagrams, checklists, tables and a lot of code.
20+ diagram types
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def ship(pr): return "merged"
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MD Reader · plan.md
Drafted by Claude Code, 14:02
export async function refresh(token: string) {
const res = await fetch("/api/refresh", { method: "POST" })
return res.json()
}# Auth refactor plan
> Drafted by Claude Code, 14:02
## Steps
- [x] Move session logic into `auth/`
- [ ] Add silent token refresh
```mermaid
graph LR
A[Login] --> B{valid?}
B -->|yes| C[Dashboard]
B -->|no| D[Refresh]
```
```ts
export async function refresh(token: string) {
const res = await fetch("/api/refresh", { method: "POST" })
return res.json()
}
```I'm Kunal Sahu, an independent developer in India. I build native Windows tools, and my days now involve coding agents writing plans, specs and READMEs faster than I can read them in Notepad.
MD Reader is the viewer I wanted on Windows: open the file once, keep it beside the terminal, and read along as it's written, with the diagrams actually drawn. It's sold once, works offline, and every email to founder@happie.in reaches me directly.
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