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Maintainer update: Termexo v0.9.0 is out for Windows 10/11 x64.

Antigravity joins Claude Code, Codex CLI and OpenCode, with local conversation resume, model and reasoning controls, /usage allowance and live activity status.

This release also adds vendor Windows installer choices for supported CLIs, a direct install entry when an agent is missing, change-block diff navigation (Alt+Up/Down), and fixes long lines crossing split-diff columns. OpenCode completion and waiting states now better match the actual turn.

npm supports version selection and rollback; vendor scripts install the current vendor release. OpenCode remains npm-based. Antigravity status integration saves and restores the CLI s original status line.

That started feeling a little ridiculous to us.

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I bet that the vast majority of the environment we operate in has a 9-to-5 job.

So getting into the position of an entrepreneur when you are in such a collective is not the easiest.

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Letting Claude, Cowork or Codex loose in a folder is great until it "cleans up" something you needed.

2.9 adds a safety net: protect a folder first (from the panel, or right-click it in the Finder). Tidy keeps an instant copy that takes no space. Afterwards it tells you in plain words what was moved, renamed and deleted, and brings it all back in one click. What the AI created stays; nothing current is overwritten.

I tested it with a real Claude agent told to "clean up this folder, delete what you don't need": it deleted 6 files and moved 18. All 25 came back, byte for byte.

Rename also reads more formats now: saved emails, calendar invitations, contacts, EPUB books and screen recordings.

I run a dozen or so Claude Code sessions at once, one per project, and the terminal ended up mattering more than I expected. Most of my attention goes to working out which session is waiting on me.

So I'm curious what everyone else runs their agents in. iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, the one built into your editor, tmux?

And why that one? Was there a feature you actually needed, or were you already in it?

Most SEO tools were built for Google. Most GEO tools were built for dashboards.

Neither was built for the way search actually works now, where you can rank first on Google and be invisible in ChatGPT.

So I want to ask the people who use these tools every day.

Everyone talks about how fast AI can write code now but nobody talks about the mental exhaustion of reviewing three different feature branches at the same time.

I realized last week that if I run more than two agents simultaneously I stop catching small architectural mistakes and just start blindly approving diffs.

Now I cap myself strictly based on how many code reviews I can realistically handle before my focus drops. Do you use any specific workflow or rule to keep yourself from drowning in unreviewed AI-generated code?

A migration can pass with the new build and still break a worker from the previous release that's finishing a queued job. Rename a column in one deploy, and that worker may keep writing the old name after the database has moved on.

Adding the new field first lets both versions coexist. Then you can backfill, switch reads, and remove the old field in a later deploy. The dangerous bit is declaring the old writers gone too early.

What do you check before that cleanup: running worker versions, drained queues, or logs showing no writes to the old field? If you run a small team, what's the smallest check you'd trust?

Netfox 0.26.0 is out

This one is about telling the truth about ports

Congrats to @richard_white really incredible outcome to see @Fathom join @Superhuman under the @Grammarly umbrella.

This week we opened up new kinds of content for your second brain. You can now save EPUB books, photo sets, and social posts with text-in-image into Recall, then search and chat with all of it in one place.

EPUB books in your second brain

Upload an .epub and it becomes a card you can read, search, and chat with, next to your articles, videos, and notes. One file at a time, or up to 10 together on Plus and Max (20 MB each).

been going back and forth on this. I send about 20 linkedin dms a day and I've tried both ways: a short note mentioning something they posted, and a blank request with a message once they accept. blank feels lazier but I'm honestly not convinced it does worse, people seem to judge on the profile more than the note.

what do others do? and has anyone actually tracked it properly, or is everyone going on gut feel like me?

I ve been building and shipping new things in Dina almost every day, and 4.5 brings together a lot of what I ve wanted the product to become.

Shareable links, Screenshot Mode, new 3D animations, and a bunch of improvements across the recording experience.

I m especially excited about where Screenshot Mode goes from here. The goal is to make Dina much more than just a screen recorder, a place where you can capture, polish, present, and share anything from your screen.

Launching very soon. Would love to have you there on launch day

Companies keep giving sales teams more data, more intent, more dashboards and more tools.

But having more information doesn't necessarily help a rep decide what to do next.

We think the valuable layer is the one that connects:

Signal Context Action

Tucky is the AI agent that lives at the edge of your Mac. Notes, screen, apps all in one place, no chat bubbles.

Netfox 0.25.0 is out - https://youtu.be/6B3Se8eDzNY

This one is about feel: the numbers now arrive instead of just appearing

I m trying to grow on X right now. I am still at the beginning, and I really want to know what actually worked for people here.

For those who managed to grow on X, what worked for you?

Sometimes it takes 30 seconds.

Sometimes 5 10 minutes.

You ve already checked Slack, replied to emails, reviewed your tasks

There are a million books on how to become successful and what entrepreneurs do/don't do, and it's kind of attributed to that. Whether it's waking up early, meditating, or other practices.

But what do you think makes them where they are?

We just shipped a new way to get transcripts from any YouTube video

Simply replace youtube.com with getyoutubetext.com and you'll get the transcript.

We ve added an important new feature! You can now set the zoom focus point to anywhere you want, which should solve any issues you were having with zooming!

Check out the short video in the features section on our website: https://screencursor.com/#features

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