Keystone 2.0 — A Worthy 2.0

tacoda.dev/keystone A major version should mean something. If you ship 2.0 and a user opens the repo to find the same shape with a new number on it, you have wasted their attention. The shelf is already full of frameworks that did that. So when I started planning the next Keystone release, the question I kept asking was simple: what would make a developer say, out loud, “this is a different tool now”? Two answers held up. The first was shape . Keystone 1.x had the right ideas (guides, corpus, s