... terminal supports OSC 8; it stays plain text if it doesn't. Tip: it works in the PR drill-in too, since both views share the same renderer now. Another tip the section reads just as well on the monochrome, phosphor and amber themes, because outcomes are distinguished by glyph ( ) rather than by colour. One detail I enjoyed getting right: only https targets on GitHub's own domain become clickable. When a third-party CI provider reports through the Checks ...

... clean view AI drafts the follow-up message for you based on context Reminds you exactly when to reach out Built for speed three taps max, no clutter, no bloat I designed it to feel calm and fast (monochrome UI, no emoji noise, nothing screaming for attention) the opposite of most CRMs that try to do everything and end up doing nothing well. Still early waitlist is live here: waitlist-getshaks.vercel.app Would genuinely love feedback from this community: what's your ...

... stars, PRs, issues, languages and CI, all at a glance, auto-refreshed, and read-only. New in v0.22.0: full NO_COLOR support. Set NO_COLOR in your environment, or pass --no-color, and octoscope switches to its zero-chroma monochrome theme all greys, full hierarchy, no colour noise. It's per-run only: NO_COLOR overrides your theme and config without rewriting them. Unset it and your real theme (amber, phosphor, whatever you picked) comes right back. Better for monochrome

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... scheduled. Your labels show up everywhere: device details, the Services view, alerts. That dev server you forgot was reachable across the LAN? Now it shows up by name. A menu bar icon that behaves like a native one. New monochrome fox glyph by default it adapts to light and dark menu bars and inverts when the popover opens, just like the system's own icons. Miss the colour fox? One click in Settings brings it back, instantly. Always fresh . Discovery ...

... wrong, you get a clean human sentence instead of a wall of raw 502 Bad Gateway HTML. Smaller things that add up Sponsor and release-notes links are now real OSC 8 hyperlinks clickable in iTerm2, WezTerm, Kitty, recent VS Code; plain text elsewhere. Paste into the filter works now, including multi-rune batches. Backspace is multibyte-safe, and search input is sanitized against ANSI/C0 escapes. The PR diff viewer honours the monochromatic theme contract (monochrome

... rule. Same row idiom CI dot, language, stars, latest release column but populated from the GraphQL API in parallel with the dashboard refresh. Bounded fan-out (cap 10) so a long config doesn't burst-flood GitHub. Theme fidelity monochrome means monochrome

... octoscope, the terminal dashboard for your GitHub account. v0.9.0 just shipped and it's the biggest visual release since launch. What's new: 7 built-in themes octoscope (default), high-contrast, terminal (matches your iTerm / Alacritty / kitty ANSI palette), monochrome, stranger-things, phosphor (80s CRT green), amber (IBM 5151 / WordStar). Switch via --theme NAME, the theme key in config.toml, or live with / in the in-app settings panel instant, no reload. Stars + Forks card fixes a long-standing GitHub stats ...

... reminder of what you didn't do. Opening the app feels overwhelming, not helpful. That's where Slate comes in a focus timer that removes features instead of adding them. Built on three simple principles: 1. Pure monochrome design Only black and white. No colors, no visual noise. Every element that doesn't help you focus? Gone. 2. Tasks that expire Everything auto-archives after 7 days. If it mattered, you'd have done it. No endless guilt lists ... ... offline. No accounts. No cloud sync. No tracking your productivity to sell ads. Your data stays on your device, period. We're still early learning what actually helps people focus. What feels like the right amount of simplicity vs