... good sign. What does it do that the built-in shortcut does not? Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): Tool name: SlimSnap Link: https://slimsnap.ai [ ] Free [ ] Paid [ ] Built-in OS: [ ] Mac [ ] Windows [ ] Linux Shortcut you actually press: Shift+Cmd+S for a region, Shift+Cmd

... While building out Aiden's keyboard input handling, we hit something strange: modifier-key shortcuts (Cmd+V, Cmd

... This release brings instant inbox search, smarter sorting for long emails, and a lighter, smoother day-to-day experience. Find any email in seconds Press Cmd+F and start typing Quartz now searches across senders, subjects, recipients, and the full body of your mail. Matches are highlighted as you go and ranked so the most relevant results rise to the top, so the message you're hunting for is never more than a few keystrokes away. Hit Esc to step ...

... from. Manual categorization reasons are now clearly labeled and easy to select, so you always know why an email landed where it did. All your compose formatting shortcuts are now listed in Settings, and the Send shortcut correctly shows Cmd+Shift+Enter . A new founder feedback link in the sidebar makes it easy to tell us what you think. Fixed Large Gmail messages that used to arrive with a blank body now load in full. Emails with dark or custom ...

... Pasting a screenshot into a terminal agent is messier than it should be. On macOS Codex wants Ctrl+V, not Cmd+V. Claude Code on Windows wants Alt+V. Some terminals just eat the image. So people end up saving the shot to disk and referencing the path by hand, which kills the flow. What's your real workflow, drag and drop, the --image flag, save-and-reference, something better? Trying to map how people actually do this. Comment from ...

... back to work when your desktop has become chaos. We re getting ready for launch and I d love some honest feedback: How do you manage window overload on your Mac? Do you rely on Mission Control, Raycast, Cmd+Tab, or pure luck? Is this a problem you d actually pay to solve? Also happy to connect with other builders here. If you re working on something interesting, let me know. I m always looking for cool products ...

... panels, rounder corners, its own window buttons, plus a spacious/compact density toggle. Under the surface: Edit files in place. Open a file from the diff and change it right there. Real editor, syntax highlighting, find, go-to-line, Cmd+S to save. Atomic writes that keep your line endings and BOM intact. Start a command without it stealing your screen. Hit play in the sidebar and it runs in the background. Click in when you actually want to look ...

... highlighting, and Commit / Push / Create PR sitting right there. If an agent is running, the commit buttons hand the work to it. It writes the message and pushes. You also get a VSCode-style Find in Files and a Cmd+K command palette. Sub-agents you can actually read When an agent spawns helpers over MCP, they now nest under whoever started them with proper tree connectors. Multi-agent runs stopped being a flat soup of names. A few more ...

... kind of distraction. If you've searched for a way to hide Chrome's tab bar and address bar without going fullscreen , you've probably found what I found: nothing clean. Why fullscreen isn't the answer On Mac, Cmd+Shift+F (or F11 on Windows) almost does it tabs and address bar gone. But it's all or nothing . That page takes the entire screen, and you can't place another window beside it. The moment you need ... ... back to regular browsing. Nothing is closed. Nothing is lost. How to use it Install  Focus Mode  from the Chrome Web Store. Open the page you want to focus on. Press the shortcut  Cmd

... toggles. Results group by file, jump to exact line and column. File viewer with syntax highlighting Shiki-powered, theme-aware, opens any file from Explorer or a search hit. Markdown renders. Inline diffs now highlight ranges, not whole lines. Cmd+K palette + Settings as a tab Fuzzy-find any file or action. Settings opens as a regular tab so you can switch back to a terminal without losing your place. Font customization + responsive panels Pick any monospace font installed ...

... building Verso ( projectoye.com ) a workspace OS replacing Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Notion, and Visio with one AI-native environment. Week 5 was the week Verso stopped being a collection of tools and became a connected platform. What shipped: Cmd+K universal search one command palette across every tool. Docs, Spreadsheets, Folio, Decks, Forms, Canvas, Process Flows. Full-text search with a fuzzy fallback for short queries. Results grouped by type. Picking a result takes you exactly to the right document, sheet ...

... everyone for the comments and feedback during the launch. Comment from Justin Seyvecou(@justin_seyvecou): @aisha_muhammad_yaya  Yes exactly, if the switch is not instant then the whole illusion breaks. One thing that annoyed me with the Cmd+Tab approach is that it s unpredictable sometimes and can still expose the wrong thing for a second. I also got tired of always opening the same tab or notes app every time someone walked behind me. That s basically ... ... where PanicMode came from. I wanted something consistent that already looks believable the moment it appears. Comment from Aisha Muhammad yaya(@aisha_muhammad_yaya): Honestly my panic shortcuts is just the classic: Cmd

... more modern experience. Everything feels smoother, more responsive, and easier to use now! What s new: Fully redesigned interface Keyboard-first navigation Smart autocomplete powered by your tabs and history One-click workspace restore (without friction) Available shortcuts: Cmd+Shift+E (Mac) / Ctrl+Shift+E (Win/Linux) - Open TabDog / - Navigate through the list Enter - Activate selected tab or expand group C - Close selected tab Cmd

... everyone! Quick update we just shipped v0.1.1. What's new: Multi-Tab Sessions Open multiple SSH connections in Chrome-style tabs. Switch between servers without disconnecting. Keyboard Shortcuts Cmd+T to open a new tab, Cmd

... template I needed, copy it, come back. Dozens of times a day. So I built Cue, a small macOS app that detects what you're working on and shows your saved templates and links automatically in a floating widget. - CMD+SHIFT+S to save anything in 2 seconds - Widget appears when context matches (Slack, Gmail, your CRM) - One click to insert or copy It's very early. I'm genuinely trying to figure out if this solves a real problem ...

... Snip! Snip is a free, open-source macOS screenshot tool with on-device AI. Capture any region with Cmd+Shift+2, annotate with arrows, text, blur, and AI object segmentation, then press Esc your annotated screenshot is on your clipboard in under 5 seconds. Save it and a local vision model automatically names, tags, and categorizes it in the background. Need to find it later? Just describe what you remember semantic search powered by local embeddings finds the right screenshot ...

... voice and your apps. It doesn't just "transcribe" it automates the whole input workflow. Here is what it actually does: 1. Smart Auto-Send (No Keyboard Needed) It detects where you are. In Slack ? It types and hits Cmd+Enter. In Discord ? It hits Enter. In Notes ? It just pastes. I can reply to messages without touching my keyboard once. 2. App-Specific Profiles It context-switches for me. Outlook: Automatically polished to "Professional". Telegram: Switches to "Casual ... ... Lowercase". VS

... Forget it my rambling needed serious editing before any LLM could understand me. So I built Oshn Prompt a menu bar app that sits quietly until you need it. How it works: Select any text anywhere press Cmd+Shift+I get an optimized prompt instantly Or press Cmd

... leaving your current card. Depth slider: Control connection levels (1-3 degrees) to see either direct links or a wider neighborhood. Trajectory tracking: Navigate between connected nodes while tracking your path, just like in the full graph. Card Search (Cmd+F) Full-text search: Press Cmd/Ctrl+F on any card to search across all content: Notebook, Reader, and quizzes. Navigation controls: Use arrows or Enter/Shift+Enter to jump between matches. Cross-tab search: Results span Reader and Notebook content, finding ...

... from chat history? 2. How do you iterate? Do you have a systematic approach or just tweak until it works? 3. Different prompts for different models? Or do you use the same prompt for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini? 4. Text vs image prompts do you treat them completely differently? I've noticed I was doing the same optimizations over and over (adding role, being more specific, structuring output format), which made me wonder if everyone has their own "prompt formula." Would ... ... Comment from Ilia Ilinskii(@ilia_ilinskii): @ilaiszp  Thanks for sharing ! Chrome extension approach works great for browser-based workflows. I built Oshn Prompt for a different use case system-wide access. Native macOS app works in any app: VS

... Just shipped a crazy update for Solhun. You know that moment when Claude Code spits out a file path and you have to manually find it? Not anymore. Cmd+Click any file path in terminal opens in your editor (VSCode, Cursor, etc.) Line numbers work too (src/App.tsx:42 opens at line 42) URLs are now clickable opens in browser localhost links work ( http://localhost:3000 ) Everything you need to check, all from one place. No more copy-pasting paths ...

... announce Fluent's biggest update yet: release v1.3. This version brings a lots of new features, in particular: Tabs: Multitask like a pro! Open multiple tabs, compare results side by side, and streamline your workflow. Follow-up Mode: Hit CMD+F to spin up a sub-tab and keep your context from previous work. Perfect for deep dives and iterative thinking. Spotlight Mode: The Smart Panel now pops up exactly where you need it, expanding downward for seamless focus. Toggle ...

... part matters more than whether the agent sits in the IDE or terminal. Comment from Solal Zanovello(@solal_aegis): As a developer building a high-performance no_std Rust kernel (Aegis Omni-Core) , I ve found that the "Terminal vs IDE" choice really depends on the complexity of the abstraction layer. For 9.4 GB/s FHE logic , I m team Terminal (Claude Code) for the "Thinking" phase. When you re dealing with manual memory alignment and SIMD intrinsics, you need ... ... constraints (like no_std or specialized target features) compared to Cursor's indexing? Comment from Monk Mode(@ranvir_singh12): I use both and they serve different purposes. Cursor (IDE): Best for when I am editing existing code. Inline completions, cmd

... JENKINS kind of type. Long story short: https://x.com/CameronPak/status/... I'm finding that I love being able to inline edit files in Warp 2.0. I did find a shortcut to open a file in the inline code editor: CMD+P and then the file name. Would y'all ever consider me being able to see my tree of files in the current project in the lefthand side bar for easy editing access? or is that more reserved for like ... ... controlling the terminal application and giving the agent access to terminal commands and CLI tools, which are typically pretty fast. However, we are ultimately limited by the speed of the underlying model providers. Different models are optimized for speed vs

... browser (Arc), etc). Snippets Use for responding to emails with frequently asked questions, support docs, links etc, and autocompleting things such as VAT number, company number, email addresses, phone numbers, etc. Emoji Replaced the default apple symbol selector (Cmd+Ctrl+Space) with Raycast's far superior emoji/symbol selector. Type any word or phrase and it will suggest the best emoji(s) to use to communicate that. Clipboard History self explanatory, can't live without this! Calculator / Conversion Capable of calculating ...