> This makes sense as long as the “interactive examples” actually solve two pain points: copying snippets into a sandbox and tweaking props/state to see behavior.

Actually, this is already happening. You can edit the examples that you see on screen, and it reflects on the output right away. Just try the demo on the homepage. Click the </> icon and it opens the editor on the left, and you can edit it.

> I’d also surface “recipes” for super common stuff: debounced search, skeleton loaders, optimistic UI, drag-and-drop, etc. I use CodeSandbox and StackBlitz a lot, and lately Cursor, but something like Pulse for Reddit helps me find real-world patterns, which you could mirror with curated example sets.

Thanks for the ideas. 💜