Jess Investment Claude Code 2.1.152 added /reload-skills, which rescans your skill directory without killing the session. For anyone editing skill files daily, it ends the restart-and-rebuild-context loop.
A practical walkthrough of Linear: why teams pick it over heavy trackers, how to set it up, the keyboard shortcuts and cycles, GitHub PR-to-issue automation, and pricing.
I turned a one-way Telegram alert bot into a two-way mobile console for Claude Code on my Mac — plus the two incidents (an infinite loop, a macOS TCC permission grab) that hardened it.
Bruno is an open-source API client that stores requests as plain text files inside your project instead of the cloud — so collections live in Git, diff in PRs, and run in CI.
I retype similar prompts almost daily. Claude Code’s Ctrl+R reverse search lets you fuzzy-find and rerun any past prompt — here’s my honest take after a few days.
Ghostty is Mitchell Hashimoto’s terminal emulator that chases speed, features, and native UI all at once — and runs with zero config out of the box. Here’s what it replaces and where the traps are.
I ran 7 blogs on full auto-publish with Claude Code until CAPTCHAs forced me back to one. Here’s what a year of automation taught me about CLAUDE.md, hooks, and why 100% automation is a trap.
Raycast replaces macOS Spotlight, but it’s more than a prettier launcher — it folds clipboard history, window tiling, snippets, and scripts into one search bar.
Claude Code’s new Dynamic Workflows let a single session write its own orchestration script and fan out hundreds of background agents. Here’s how it compares to my cron-based automation.
I edit my Claude Code skills several times a day. /reload-skills lets me rescan the skill directory mid-session, so I no longer lose my context to a restart.