Notes
@shawn_pana demos Claude Code + browser_use = you stop touching Chrome. Point Claude at a project, it opens browser, clicks around, tests things, handles the whole loop. The CLI dream realized.
@Data_SN13 introduces dv — a Rust CLI for querying real-time social data from X and Reddit, powered by Bittensor's decentralized miner network. One command, live data, no middleman. Built for agents.
QSpace — as @AaronBergman18 notes, a single developer built a Finder replacement that's faster, supports multi-pane layouts, and handles FTP/SFTP/WebDAV/OneDrive. Somehow beats Apple at their own game.
@emilkowalski_ published a design engineering skill file for Claude Code. @davidwin94 highlights how you can drop it in your project and Claude starts outputting Emil-style polished UI — one-shot results that actually look designed.
@harlan_zw releases harlan-zw/mdream — fastest HTML to Markdown converter on GitHub. 37x faster than Turndown, optimized for LLMs with up to 2x fewer tokens. Rust port of a fast JS implementation that somehow got even faster.
@antranapp ships blitzdotdev/blitz-mac — a native Mac app for Blitz, the local-first framework. Clean Swift UI for managing your Blitz projects.
MiniMax open sourced their agent skills repo — curated skills for iOS/Android dev, Office file editing, and GLSL shaders. Basically a starter kit for building capable agents.
App Store Connect CLI hit 0.45.0 with auth-free public commands. You can now inspect what's live on the App Store without credentials — useful for release QA, metadata debugging, or snooping on competitors.
Claude can now test against Xcode simulators in the cloud. Parallel sessions + parallel agents = you stop babysitting builds and let the robot click through your app.