Colophon

A colophon is traditionally a printer's note at the back of a book - what it was set in, and how it was made. This is that note for bshp.io: the stack the site runs on, and the tooling used to build and maintain it.

This site writes about multi-agent systems and AI coding tools, so it should be built the same way. The stack below and the agent workflow that shipped this page are the same ones described on the stack page - dogfooding made visible rather than a claim on a slide.

  • Astro 7

    Static site generator. Output is set to "static", so every page here - including this one - is prerendered to plain HTML at build time.

  • Bun

    Runtime and package manager. Installs, the dev server, and the production build all run through bun rather than node or npm.

  • TypeScript

    All source is TypeScript, including the Zod schemas behind the projects, articles, and stack content collections.

  • Ultracite (Biome)

    Linting and formatting run on a Biome-based toolchain via bun run fix and bun run check, wired into CI so unformatted or unsafe code doesn't land on main.

  • OpenCode + Qwen3.6 27B

    The bulk of this site was built through OpenCode driving a self-hosted Qwen3.6 27B model over llama-swap - local inference end to end, no cloud dependency, for most of the feature work.

  • Grok Build CLI

    Used for review and adversarial-review passes on pull requests before they're merged.