Introducing wterm (“dub-term”) A terminal emulator for the web → DOM rendering — not canvas → Select text, copy/paste, ⌘+F, a11y → Dirty-row tracking, 24-bit color, themes → WebSocket transport with reconnection → Zig core compiled to ~12 KB WASM → just-bash, local, SSH

GitHub is one of the few modern websites where I have to refresh or I miss things

Been waiting a month for Anthropic to answer a simple usage question about Claude Code subscriptions Have I been ghosted

This is the reality for *every* PR in an active codebase with lots of contributors. If you’re regularly struggling to resolve conflicts, you have a communication/org problem, not a version control problem.

Opus 4.7 is now available in Raycast! 🎊

Chris “You have to remember Claude code was made 4 months ago by a singular individual.” Claude Code was made over a year ago by a $400b company. They paid the two devs on it so poorly that they quit and went to Cursor. Anthropic realized how bad the optics were, and convinced them

I think the missing piece for me to start using Git worktrees is to have them nicely/deeply integrated with my terminal workflow. I guess it's just a skill issue.

one of the nicest effects of portless i *always* know which app i'll get when i hit enter in the address bar and *never* think about ports no "what port is this on" no conflicts worktrees don't fight each other everything has a predictable URL other devices on my network can

When it comes to more visual work, like animations, coding agents don’t quite know what great feels like yet. Here’s my way of fixing it: emilkowal.ski/ui/agents-with…

Why devs love OpenCode: > fully open source harness + privacy-first > butter-smooth terminal TUI > bring your own model: Claude, GPT, Kimi, etc. > LSP-smart, multi-session agents, git-native What’s your favorite feature of OpenCode?

Turns out it was true. Let’s not be skeptical about it. But maybe …😄😄😄😄

You can find all the newest models and their providers are in the Models Dev Raycast extension.

Yesterday I drove my @tesla 900 miles on FSD from Miami to Nashville and I realized it’s genuinely the better option. I fly that route 2 to 3 times a month. Flights are never under $400. Most times $600. Sometimes $800. Add Uber to and from both airports, or parking garage