Most people click through Slack with a mouse. The fast users lean on the keyboard and sidebar structure instead. A rundown of the shortcuts, custom sections, and Workflow Builder from Slack’s own docs.
Claude Code’s Week 24 update adds fallbackModel — when your main model is overloaded, it automatically switches to a backup, with up to three models tried in order.
Most people use Raycast only as a Spotlight replacement. Its built-in Clipboard History, Snippets, and Window Management each replace a standalone app you probably paid for.
Cursor cut Bugbot’s average review time from 5 minutes to 90 seconds, shipped a pre-push /review command, and lowered per-run costs by 22% under its new usage-based pricing.
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.
I was running five Claude Code sessions and burning out bouncing between tabs to hit Enter. The new /goal command made that disappear in one line.
Anthropic just bundled four slash commands that let Claude Code run on its own — /goal, /loop, /batch, /background. Here’s what changed and when to use each one.
Postman seats got expensive, so I switched to Bruno. It stores API collections as plain-text .bru files you commit to Git — that’s the whole pitch.
After 4 years on Magnet, I switched to Rectangle one month ago. It’s free, lighter, and your shortcuts move over in one click. Here’s what I measured.