I was on a company retreat last month. My coworker was on their phone the whole time on the bus ride over to dinner I finally looked over and it was a Claude Code session. The addiction is real.
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I haven’t tried the desktop but I use the CLI tool multiple times a day (sometimes hour) and I just want to thank the team for making my life easier.
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I’ve been using nano as my default bash profile editor for over 15 years. It’s also great for quick updates for other config files.
Definitely going to enable mouse support. Didn’t know that was possible.
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I’ve been experimenting with AI agents for automation, research, operations, and workflows. One problem I keep running into is that “skills” are scattered everywhere. Everyone is reinventing the wheel, and useful prompt patterns are often locked inside private docs, screenshots, or Discord threads.
So I built https://claudeskills.cc — a simple, open, searchable place to: • publish agent skills / task capabilities • discover how others design skills for Claude/OpenAI-based agents • reuse or remix skill instructions • learn from real examples rather than theory • enable community-driven evolution
Anthropic legal will be reaching out tomorrow if not Monday.
What exactly does it do better than iTerm2? I gave it a try a few weeks ago and wasn't at all impressed, but maybe I just don't know what I'm missing.
Great question. For me it feels faster (anecdotally) and certain TUI components don’t break. It also is probably my bias of loving his work as well as everyone at work using it. Hive mentality I suppose.
The passion and attention to detail Mitchell has for developer experience is beyond me. I remember the first time I used Vagrant (2011, Santa Monica California) like it was yesterday it was that impactful.
I never thought in a million years I would even think of ditching iTerm2 but when Ghostty dropped I installed it and fell in love.
This is cool. Are you accepting other mcp clients? The one I use isn’t listed.