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@kepano Hi! New user to obsidian. If I wanted access the cli in wsl (ubuntu), but the main app is on Windows, is there a good way to do this?

@nahime0 Glad to contribute, Vincenzo!

Lazyagent is growing and now supports more and more agents. If you're serious about AI-assisted development (or vibe coding, if you like it), you definitely need a way to keep an eye on all the agents running on your machine. Now, thanks to Gareth (@iamgp on GitHub), Codex is supported too! Check it out at lazyagent.dev

@melvynx Crikey. Muted.

Just deep dive on the Clerk pricing and this is literally a predatory SCAM for YC Founders: 1. B2B organization is limited to 100 and then $1/organization 🤯 2. Impersonated user is limited to 5/month and you need to pay $100/month just to impersonate users 3. Billing is literally 0.7% fees for a thing Claude Code can literally one-shot

@MatSilverstein @tobi @obisidan How do I download the app? brew just installs the cli

Now paying Granola $18/mo to upload my meeting audio to their servers. So I built my own thing. It's 7 MB. Everything runs locally. Works with @tobi's QMD for super fast search, PARA method second brain setup for organized people, projects, entities, @obisidan, CLI, claude code, codex, Claude Desktop. Before a call with Biff it pulls your last 12 conversations, shows you pricing came up 5 times in 2 weeks, and reminds you that you owe Biff a doc from Friday. After the call it asks if you got what you came for. You just ask "what did Biff say about pricing last week" and it pulls from your transcripts. No API key needed, use your existing subs. The meeting prep feature came from messing around with @garrytan's gstack skills. His /office-hours pattern forces you to be specific instead of accepting vague answers. I stole that idea and applied it to meeting prep and post-meeting debrief. It's called Minutes. Rust, whisper.cpp, Tauri. MIT licensed. First real release on github.

@tranmautritam Thing is, it is too minimal imo. Doesn’t tell me who you are, what skills/services you have and why someone would want to contact you

Bio sites don't need to be fancy Rebuilt mine in 30 mins. Less is more

@rudrank Medium

Based on my previous tweet about GPT 5.4, many said about using High instead of xHigh What do you use and do you find High > xHigh?

@jesselyu Can you explain for those of us who have no idea, why this is not manufacturable? Why do you expect people to understand this?

i am continuously shocked by the knowledge gap between cool renders vs hardware manufacturability. turns out most ppl have absolutely no idea whether it's manufacturable by just looking at a render.

@boristane Seems eerily similar design to ui.sh

I'm back nominal.dev

@HiTw93 This is great, really enjoying the opinionated defaults like themes and shell. Do you have any plans to add a nvim theme?

Kaku v0.5 is now available. A fast macOS terminal with great defaults, built for AI coding. Zero config. Codename Yohaku🪽. github.com/tw93/Kaku If you live in the terminal all day, this release is for you. I tried to make the common loop faster: run commands, fix errors, navigate files, review diffs, repeat. Highlights • AI Shell fixes: when a command fails, Kaku sends it to the AI and shows the fix in-terminal. Press Cmd Shift E to apply • Built-in yazi: Cmd Shift Y or type y. First run auto-sets layout and theme. cd Tab falls back to z history when filesystem has no match • Shell line editing like a real editor: Cmd A select all, Shift arrows extend selection, type to replace selection • Command palette: Cmd Shift P to fuzzy search commands, with native text editing • One place for AI configs: kaku ai manages Kaku Assistant, Factory Droid, and opencode.jsonc • Kaku Doctor: run kaku doctor to detect config issues and fix them interactively • Global hotkey: Ctrl Opt Cmd K to show or hide Kaku from any app • Tab bell indicator: background tabs show a blinking dot when something finishes or notifies • Scrolling and input polish: smoother trackpad scrolling in less and man, better fallback scroll mode, improved CJK IME popup positioning • Performance: faster startup via Lua bytecode cache and lazy loading, smaller binary via build optimizations • Shell integration detection fixed: works across environments without relying on TERM being kaku What do you want from a great engineer terminal in 2026. Anything you miss in your current setup, tell me and I will try to build it.

@hugorcd @AxiomFM @posthog @sentry This looks so good. Any plans to support other languages? Python? 👀

The new landing page for evlog.dev is live After a month of building, here's where we're at: Frameworks & runtimes: • First-class Nuxt, Next.js & TanStack Start • Hono, Cloudflare Workers, Bun, Node & more Drain to anywhere: • @axiomfm, @posthog, @sentry, @BetterStackHQ • OTLP, custom adapters • Batching, retries, fan-out Core features: • Wide events with full context • Structured errors with why/fix suggestions • Smart sampling (head + tail) • AI-ready output • Client to server transport

@pdrmnvd github.com/dlvhdr/gh-dash You might like this!

i got tired of opening github just to check on my PRs so i asked claude code desktop to one-shot create me a TUI so i can do it all from the terminal. powered by the gh cli, enter to open the pr in the browser.

@spikeinthemood @rob_salomon @raycast Can this handle multiple codex accounts?

@rob_salomon @raycast I just published a similar extension called “Agent Usage.” You can give it a try. ☺️ raycast.com/thuggyduck/age…

CodexBar should've been a @raycast extension

@arvidkahl x.com/embirico/statu…

@arvidkahl Nope, they were working with Microsoft to get it quickly onto windows but couldn’t quite make the date they wanted. It will come soon.

The Codex app is Mac only. This shows a couple OpenAI assumptions: innovator users in the agentic AI space use Macs. Paying users in the space use Macs. Non-CLI (and likely less technical) users use Macs. Windows or Linux weren’t worth the effort (yet). That’s a strong signal.

@heyandras @claudeai @bcherny What’s in it for them?

Serious question to @claudeai or @bcherny . Why don't you open-source the CLI? The custom system prompts? Your main product is Opus (imo), not the CLI.

@paperplane12345 @Dimillian @RepoPrompt This is awesome. Got it working great. Quotio is great for showing usage too which is something I've been wanting. Thanks!

@iamgp @Dimillian @RepoPrompt cliproxyapi check it on github

And now I'm investigating a memory leak with @RepoPrompt /rp-investigate; the report generated is so good!

@paperplane12345 @Dimillian @RepoPrompt Would love to hear more about the load balancing proxy!

@Dimillian @RepoPrompt Does codex monitor work with multiple codex accounts? Or it is designed for one account? Otherwise I can use a proxy and loadbalance my accounts. But just wondering if multi account is supported natively.

@Gavmn @radres Exactly, I think it’s a great way to use codex and something I’ll do too!

@iamgp @radres Hoping now that they're fixed I'm never going to look at this again 😂

Favorite recent use of Codex: - pull data from my Apple Music library with a two decade old mess of genre metadata - use MusicKit to pull in proper Apple Music genre metadata - write an Apple Script to update genres with the data from Apple's catalog 💆🏻‍♂️

@radres @Gavmn How often do you think he will be needing this?

@Gavmn because apple scripts always break eventually, and you’ll spend more time fixing it than enjoying your music. nice try, but reality bites.

@justBill Yes please!

Seems like a lot of people were interested in my setup and such for this. If you want to give it a shot reply back to this post and I’ll shoot you a DM on how I set it up and a referral for discount (if you want) Absolutely worth it for the price imo