... HomeKit accessories were arriving as Unknown because nothing looked for the Accessory Protocol, with the label for them already written and unreachable. Screen sharing, scanning and Matter are named now too. Free, universal binary, macOS 15.6+, signed and notarized: https://netfox.app And the honest question back at you: when your Wi-Fi feels slow, what do you actually check first? I'd like to know whether this verdict answers it or misses it Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): @muniswamy_muniswamy ...

... market: I speak Portuguese, Mariana is Portuguese and my wife is Brazilian. We ran a test in Portuguese. We recruited 100s of Brazilian users in three weeks, mainly thanks to Ting on WhatsApp. IYKYK . December Based on competitors communications, social activity and web traffic, Ting appeared to have become the most-used scheduling agent of its kind. But the category was filling up. Sequoia had backed a competitor

... like to check. Translations are cached the first look costs a request, every look after that is free and instant. Re-opening a thread doesn't re-bill you. Language detection runs locally trigram tables compiled into the binary. No model files, no download, no phoning home just to figure out that "Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren" isn't English. The AI chat learned to grow Ctrl+E expands it to fill the window, Ctrl+Shift+E throws it into ... ... Housekeeping One new dependency, and we read its dependency tree before saying yes pinned to the version that reuses what SQLite already pulls in, instead of compiling a second copy of the same thing into your installer. Small binary

... performance leap is massive, and the technical reason behind it is super simple: 1 No Chromium & Node bloat: Instead of bundling an entire browser per app, Tauri relies on the OS's native WebView (Windows/macOS/Linux). The final binary is tiny, and idle RAM consumption is ridiculously low. 2 Rust Backend: While the frontend remains web-based, all the heavy lifting, file system access, and core logic run on Rust. You get Rust's memory safety with C/C++ level speeds ...

... simply was not running. Root cause was a stale build cache. I had moved a widget between files, and the toolchain kept serving the old compiled output instead of rebuilding it. No error, no warning, exit code 0. The binary running on the device just was not the one on disk. What I do now before trusting any "it's fixed" claim: grep the compiled output for a string unique to the new code. If it is not in there ...

... both sides of a lot of interviews and some questions still puzzle me. "Are you a leader or a follower?" is my pick. It's a false binary with an obvious right answer, so nobody says "follower" and the interviewer learns nothing. Good people are both depending on the situation, which is the one answer the question doesn't leave room for. Curious what other people have run into. The ones with no right answer, the brainteasers that measured nothing ...

... where "let it run" should end and "ask me first" should begin. Genuinely curious how you all handle it. Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): @aadilghani  I don't run coding agents but I have the same read-only vs act-on-it line with FounderFlow (I'm the founder, flagging since it's relevant). Anything that's just surfacing information runs free, anything that would change something real waits for me. Your reset --hard story is exactly ... ... pending capability, already committed effects, and evidence gap on the lock screen. Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): I hit this same tension but across businesses rather than terminals. I run more than one venture at once and the babysit versus

... serve as it needs a bit of setup on our side, so please reach out directly and we'll get you going Personal + Team, you're up and running in under 5 minutes on the embedded backend -- install the binary, drop in your license key, and go. You can also hook up your own backend (qdrant/pgvector/chroma/weaviate), and our team is happy to help with that or point you at the docs. Enterprise is our hybrid and fully air gapped options ... ... long implementation typically takes and whether there's any personalized support during setup Comment from scritty(@scritty_dev): @mathew_chang  Personal + Team, you're up and running in under 5 minutes on the embedded backend -- install the binary

... separate pieces that can run and evolve independently so VibeAround can meet you from whatever surface you actually work in. Highlights Standalone server the VibeAround runtime now runs as a vibearound-server binary without the Desktop UI, still serving the Web Hub, local API bridge, MCP endpoints, previews, pairing, and sessions. Desktop is now one client of the runtime, not the runtime itself. CLI + one-line install install the VibeAround CLI from npm, then run `va serve` to start ... ... standalone boundary with explicit launch profiles, so the same agent + profile + workspace + session launches reproducibly from Desktop, CLI, scripts, or automation without touching each agent's own config. Early terminal hub (va-tui) a terminal-first alternative

... substantive column right next to coverage, on the same denominator so the gap is impossible to miss. It uses exactly the crude signals you named: whether the reply carries a link or a number, and its length versus a bare "thanks!". When a maker answered the questions but mostly with one-liners, the card calls that out directly instead of letting the green number hide it. The one line I deliberately won't cross: claiming a question was actually resolved ... ... questions it gets noisy, so show it but mark low sample size so nobody over reads one or two data points. Comment from Arnold Oshenye(@oshylabs): @m_m_carvalho  Reply rate is the headline. Coverage is the binary

... Something I built led to a design decision I want to get feedback on. LineageLens is a free VS Code extension that captures every AI code insertion and scores it for risk on a 0 100 scale. Works with Cursor, Copilot, ClaudeCode, Gemini CLI. Zero config on install just start using your AI tools and your insertions start showing up in the sidebar. The scoring is deterministic rules: +28 for credential-like material, +24 for eval/exec patterns, +22 for subprocess ... ... This solves a problem I didn't realize I had until I read this. We've been using AI-generated code in production for months and honestly have no clear picture of which parts were written by AI vs

... banner. The upgrade command is context-aware: it detects how you installed octoscope and suggests the right one brew upgrade, go install, gh extension upgrade, or a download link. It never self-updates. The package manager owns the binary, and auto-overwriting it would fight brew/gh/go and break octoscope's read-only model. The check is cheap one free request, cached on disk so short repeated sessions don't re-poll and silent on failure, because a flaky check shouldn ...

... have actually diverged in outcome in the ledger so far and if it's inferred, what's your cold-start before a single divergence has been observed? Comment from Alexander Bering(@alexanderbering): @aadilghani  The reason "edit vs. tell-it-to-revise vs

... instead of ten. Make daily life easier automate the repetitive, remember the tedious, hand back the time. The best tool is the one you stop thinking about. The recurring principles: local-first (your data stays on your machine), single-binary (no setup tax), and zero telemetry (no one's watching). Tools should serve you not the other way around. https://github.com/DevEloLin ...

... vibes? - Built custom scripts? - Just avoiding dangerous tools entirely? I'm building something in this space and trying to figure out if per-tool permission rules are what people actually want, or if most devs are fine with the binary choice. Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): Approving everything manually is my way to go and the only way for me to feel safe and in control of what is going on Comment from Varun Mishra(@varun1jan ...

... building SuperPumped a leverage layer for prediction markets. Prediction markets are growing fast, but traders still have to lock full spot capital because binary outcomes create gap-risk and make traditional liquidations hard. Our MVP is focused on: Up to 5x leverage Auto-close before resolution Vault-based liquidity Private per-trade execution wallets Backtesting tools for traders We re opening the waitlist for early traders and liquidity providers. Would you trust leveraged prediction markets if the risk system ...

... only the most recent shows when it arrived. - The banner gains a visible category line under the title, useful when you spot the banner after the body has already scrolled past. Upgrade brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope Or grab a binary from the release page: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... As always: read-only, free, MIT, on Linux / macOS / Windows. Source: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... How do you split your day between "PRs you authored" and "PRs you're meant to review"? Curious if anyone ...

... theme's own palette, CI rollup uses distinct glyphs ( / / / ) instead of colour, the Activity heatmap routes through the theme's gradient. The promise on the theme name finally means what it says. Upgrade brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope Or grab a binary from the release page: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... As always: read-only, free, MIT, on Linux / macOS / Windows. Source: https://github.com/gfazioli/octo... What would you put in your watch_repos? Curious if anyone uses it for "my team's repos" vs

... already be partially automated with AI. Blue-collar work is physically harder to replace at scale because robotics is expensive, slower to deploy, and depends heavily on real-world environments. But I don t think it becomes humans vs AI. More likely: small teams + AI replacing large teams without AI. Comment from Haritha Vijayakumar(@harithavijayakumar): @busmark_w_nika  Yes, that s another huge shift. AI increases productivity, but at the same time it also changes perceived value and pricing ... ... test is whether the economics still make sense once that normalizes. Comment from Alper Tayfur(@alpertayfurr): I think white-collar work gets affected faster because most of it already lives inside software. But the real split is not blue vs

... dependencies). Pipe text, pass files, get JSON output for scripting. Windows desktop system tray app with Explorer right-click integration. Right-click any file token count popup instantly. The interesting technical bit: the official Claude tokenizer ships a WASM binary that browsers reject. Instead of adding a plugin, I extract the raw BPE vocabulary at install time and run it through the same pure-JS engine as GPT counts are bit-for-bit identical, zero WASM anywhere. GPL-3.0. Everything ...

... into a Git-aware file browser. SwiftUI, no Electron, with inline diffs, Git actions, and AI commit messages. Free, in public beta. octoscope a terminal dashboard for GitHub. Go + BubbleTea, with 7 themes (including a CRT phosphor mode), single binary via Homebrew. Four languages. Four ecosystems. Four very different user bases. One person. The conventional wisdom says: pick one thing, go deep, build a moat. And honestly, there are days where I think the advice is right. The Mantine extensions ... ... with a funded Mantine component team on polish. I'm spread across four surfaces, each one thinner than it should be. So I'm genuinely asking: If you maintain multiple projects how do you decide when to consolidate vs

... tool calls and nearly a million tokens. Same search with a structural graph: 3 calls, 60 seconds. Same model. Same question. A few observations from mapping the space: Deployment friction kills adoption. Tools that ship as a single binary get tried. Tools that need Python + Docker + Ollama get bookmarked and forgotten. The scope question is unresolved. Some tools expose 100+ MCP capabilities. Others expose 4. Nobody knows the sweet spot yet. IDE absorption risk. JetBrains ships a built ... ... server starting with 2025.2. The IDE absorption risk is real for every standalone tool in this space. Full disclosure: I'm building here too (Sense - structural graph + semantic search + blast radius + convention detection as a single Go binary

... been running openowl as a paid product for a few months. $5/mo for unlimited tool calls, signed binary, hosted dashboard. 200 signups, 14 paid. Last week I ripped out the licensing code and pushed the core as Apache 2.0. It's a Python MCP server that gives any AI assistant (Claude, Codex, anything MCP-compatible) eyes and hands on your desktop. The 40 tools cover screenshots, clicking, typing, scrolling, OCR, accessibility tree queries on macOS, pywinauto on Windows, workflow recording ... ... leaky. Six percent of signups ever made their first tool call, and most of the people who never came back said the install was the friction, not the price. The moat was never the code, it was the signed binary

... computer. That's a lot of access. People are right to be cautious before installing something like this. The strongest signal I get from people on the fence is the same every time: "is this safe? what is the binary actually doing?" Open sourcing the code answers that question forever. No more screenshots of code reviews. No more "trust me." Just the source. The other side of the argument is real too. We have 10 paying customers and a product ... ... that works. The cloud (API keys, billing, usage tracking) is what we sell. The binary

... before this was GrepAI . They all do useful things. But I kept wanting one tool that covered the full picture without needing API keys, a Python runtime, or a cloud service. So I built Sense . Four capabilities in one binary: Graph. Who calls this function? What does it call? Where are its tests? Similar to codebase-memory-mcp or Gortex, but with embedded semantic search. Search. Find code by meaning, not strings. "Payment error handling" finds the right files even ... ... structural rather than statistical. Conventions. What patterns does this project follow? Only Drift really does this. It's the least common capability in the space and honestly the one I find most useful day to day. Single Go binary