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@peduarte @raycast drop us the episode How Pedro is using new Raycast features 🙂

dictation in the new @raycast is really good - custom instructions for how you want it to be formatted - use context from active app to improve accuracy - custom vocabulary for those tricky words - custom styles for diff processing on diff apps (ie: slack, twitter, email) - dictation history! raycast.com/new

every day I have my mind blown away by some new stuff that is happening. Today got my claw Sam pushing his first edit to my site by just asking him to add himself and his team there. 🤯

@isabhiii @raycast go for it man 👉 raycast.com/new

@vladdani @raycast still waiting for the access🫠

Finally got my hands on a new @raycast and oh lord it is beautiful, especially onboarding. Honestly, thank you guys!

@alambertt1991 @raycast go for it 👉 raycast.com/new

@vladdani @raycast Still waiting 😞

@jordienr @raycast 👉 raycast.com/new

@vladdani @raycast gimme access raycast

@vmitchell85 @raycast turns out, it is available for everyone now! 👉 raycast.com/new

@vladdani @raycast How do I get in on this early access?

Several days in a row having this 'gpt 5.5 pro is doing so much better than claude opus 4.7'. is it only me or claude is getting dumber?

hidden gem alert: @HiTw93 just shipped a mac app version of Mole – his open-source mac cleaner. no terminal needed anymore. cli version is free, mac app is $9, beautifully designed, and made with the kind of care you can feel. github.com/tw93/mole

@FarzaTV @heyclicky genuinely happy for him, and I believe he's already planning to show tons of new stuff they shipped for @heyclicky today.

what a time to be alive: @FarzaTV, a solo indie dev, already shipped @heyclicky , very similar product in 4 weeks. deepmind, with effectively unlimited resources, just started exploring it. crazy times

@vmitchell85 @raycast try typing 'early access' in your raycast main searchbar - there is a command for it.

One of the first experiments with extensions I've built for myself - Raytrace: a little app that shows me current ai subs usage levels. Other extensions I love: - Team time - Test internet speed - Clipboard history - Set output device What's in your raycast?

@openclaw And then I checked out @thinkymachines demo and it looks like apple might have another chance

using siri in 2026 and remembering apple had the chance to buy @openclaw. we could've had our Iron man moment this year.

@dannypostma happy for you man. If you will be in Bali, hit me up - let's watch some f1 gp or go for a morning moto ride.

Hey Twitter. Been a while. Thanks to everyone who's reached out to check in, I haven't died, promise Just wanted to share where I've been the last 5 months. It started in November. Some personal stuff came up that meant I couldn't share what I was working on anymore and honestly sharing was the whole reason I enjoyed Twitter. The building in public, the conversations, meeting people. Without that, it kind of took the fun out of it for me. Then January came around, and the world kind of lost its mind. I was doomscrolling 5+ hours a day, cranky and angry, short with the people around me. And what really got me was that even when I wasn't on the app, I was still scrolling, just in my head. My wife mentioned Id been off lately, "what are you even doing?", and that's when it hit me: this is a vicious circle. I needed to stop. So I quit cold turkey. Decided it was basically an addiction, and it wasn't giving me anything back. 5 months in honestly it's been one of the best things I've done for myself in years. Not spending 5 hours a day on the app feels amazing. In the mornings especially, Twitter used to dictate what I'd think about all day. Whatever was trending, that's where my head went. I didn't even realize it was happening. Without it, you remember how much is actually going on in real life. You don't have to be scrolling. You can just be there, with your wife, your dog, your friends. Read a book. Read an actual news site. Sit with your own thoughts. That last part has been the biggest one. When your mind has space again, you start *thinking*. About your life. About decisions you've been putting off. I've been head-down running the company for years, always managing, always growing, and suddenly I had room to ask: am I doing what I want to be doing? That alone made the whole thing worth it. Some things that have changed: - Made some dramatic work changes - Working on side projects again - Enjoying coding for fun - Less stressed, way less reactive - My relationships with everyone are better - Been working out, eating healthier, and lost 7kg - Got married - Just happier I've opened the app a few times since. Scrolled for a bit. And honestly, it just doesn't bring me joy anymore. But I do miss things. I miss sharing what I'm building. I miss the people, the conversations, the small connections that come from posting and replying. That's the part I haven't found anywhere else. I'll come back one day, in some form. Probably something custom, a way to share what I'm working on and interact with people without seeing the feed. For now I'm just enjoying being off the grid. If you want to chat, send me an email or a message, Id love that. Thanks for checking in 🙏

@brunocbreis you guys are rocking! long waited episode

aaaand there it is: youtu.be/fgeihS8X0FY

this is one of my favorite clips from our next what’s in my Raycast episode, where Adam Molina describes how each of @WVFRM team members use Raycast full vid coming soon!!

@EnriTarta big ups @EnriTarta , Flask feels like Apple at its best times.

Introducing Flask. Give detailed feedback on videos and creative assets in minutes, without typing a word. Try it at: flask.do

@FarzaTV Thanks! Love the onboarding experience!

@vladdani press control + control to enter text only mode my boy

The moment I was thinking about the new ways to interact with models in a smooth way, @FarzaTV shipped Clicky. I wanted to test right away but not comfy to talk to it in the middle of coworking space. Downside of all audio typing interfaces so far for me.