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Trinity's stack before and after — Next.js + React + standalone server on the left, Solid + Vite + Hono on the right, with bundle, launch, and memory deltas underneath

How Solid + Vite + Hono cut Trinity's cold launch 37%

We rewrote Trinity's desktop from Next.js + React to Solid + Vite + Hono. Cold launch is 37% faster, the bundle is 33% smaller, idle memory is 19% lower.

Lorenzo WynbergMay 3, 202610 min read

Centered title "Harness choice." in white with "Not lock-in." in emerald, above neutral pill chips for Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Local

Company11 min read

Harness choice, not lock-in: Trinity is going multi-harness

Anthropic's June 15 programmatic-usage cap is a harness-layer change, not a model one. Here's why Trinity treats the harness as the real unit of portability — and how Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode all earn their place.

May 16, 2026Read more

Diagram showing the evolution from a simple bash loop to Trinity's multi-agent release pipeline

Engineering8 min read

The Ralph Wiggum Loop, evolved

The bash loop proved AI agents can ship code. Trinity evolves it into a multi-agent pipeline with parallel execution, quality gates, and compound knowledge.

Mar 27, 2026Read more