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.
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.
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.
Rename, archive, edit, and share link — four ChatGPT sidebar features that quietly decide how organized your conversations stay.
Seven copy-paste Claude prompts I’ve refined over a year of daily use. Email, summaries, drafts, brainstorming — just swap the bracketed slots for your situation.
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.
Six lesser-known Claude features that change how you use it: Projects, Custom Instructions, file uploads, Artifacts, Web Search, and Memory.
Claude’s memory feature went free-tier on March 2. Here’s the 5-minute explicit setup that beats waiting 24 hours for auto-synthesis to kick in.