Matthew Cassinelli

I will be in SF next week for meetings/events and App Intents consulting sessions, plus ~secret reasons~ Bay Area folks, I want to meet up with you. Please reach out for coffee/drinks/dinner, and look for a potential meetup as well.

@stalman @Tanner_Field This Is My Next turned into This Is My Last

I think I realized why I actually stopped reading The Verge: it feels like they just don’t like tech Life is stressful enough, just let me enjoy it

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@lucas__crespo ty for the monophone

1/ As the world’s first ever mobile-first vibe coding tool, we at @vibecodeapp_ made it too damn easy to make apps. This led to the creation and submission of tens of thousands of apps to the App Store. And so Apple did this. But don’t worry. We are just getting started. 🧵👇

I joined Anthropic as a member of the technical staff. Excited to work on frontier modeling at a place with unwavering values and a generational mission.

We’re in a period where any app you or someone else builds adds to the corpus of what’s possible. Instead of a bunch of separate apps, the ecosystem can improve itself. This is the most exciting part about the era of AI software – building apps that work together.

It’ll be really cool when Apple turns App Intents & Interactive Snippets into tools apps like Wabi to pull from. The App Store Library for every app.

@avstorm We call it Dunc in my house

The way the “e” is designed across the three Dune movie logos is such a nice detail.

Can your app do this from Siri?

btw super easy to add a Perplexity Computer shortcut to your Home Screen so you don’t have to launch the app and switch to it every single time

@Naaackers generate shortcuts skill: github.com/drewocarr/gene… have a blessed day

@mattcassinelli dear shortcut Jesus Do you have a favorite llm or model that you use for building and troubleshooting apple shortcuts? I find both chatgpt and claude to fall a little short with troubleshooting as it seems they don't funny understand the framework or flow of how things are build. Lots of ping ponging back and fourth. As a newbie trying to build out some new ones Thank you your bastard son

@imPatrickT @projecthailmary cool

i got asked to photograph Ryan Gosling and Sandra Hüller for @projecthailmary at The Griffith Observatory

@SpatiallyMe Looks cool

Open Mac apps on your iPhone with my new app choclift 🍫 After extending my Mac screen with Vision Pro, I wanted even more connectivity between devices so I explored the advantage of having a separate user interface just for app management. It seems simple but it actually allows for a lot of new workflows and use-cases as you might think. Everyone works differently so we’re building this app as a platform that will support many different workflows, beyond just opening apps. Stay tuned as I’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks.

@homsiT How easy is it to import an archive? I have read later archives since 2014 id love to try with this.

1. Install Readwise CLI 2. OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent can now: * Search your entire readwise library * Read full content of anything you've saved * Tag, create highlights, organize on your behalf * Pipe reading data into any workflow Your agent now knows everything you've read :)

Damn. Not where I thought this could head.

Wrote about the update on my blog: matthewcassinelli.com/tasks-adds-rob…

Tasks, the highly-customizable todo list and kanban app, has added a ton of Shortcuts actions Thank you @mufasaYC 🙏

@jacobtechtavern It was the first all Swift UI app for Mac that Apple pushed and it suffers massive performance issues constantly. Text types in behind what you pressed, clicks miss their targets. To this day.

@mattcassinelli Hahah what’s wrong with shortcuts Is it SwiftUI and bad

Anyone who uses the Shortcuts app at scale knows this pain in their bones