yes I love everything he publishes!

hyperclay works like that too, one document will sync across local and web and even share links

If the data at rest is readable without the app, the app can die and your data is still accessible. I've been building a whole platform around this.

Not for every use case, but for personal software it's been a surprisingly good fit.

Why ephemeral? Why not let them grow alongside you as your needs change and evolve?

Congrats on the official release!!

Building small apps to fulfill your own needs feels super empowering and fun, we're truly in a new age of software hannahilea.com/blog/housepl...

Just booted Linux 6.1, emulated entirely in a browser tab! 😳

cat /proc/cpuinfo shows isa: rv32ima — no Floating Point Unit. Try awk 'BEGIN {print 1.5}' and Linux kernel segfaults 💥

Incredible project by @larkworthy.bsky.social

These are really good points. The image tag attack vector is something I hadn't thought about. How do you feel about Electron/Tauri-style approaches?

Sorry for the late reply! The tangled/web view idea is really cool, breaking out of the browser box is very nice. For the discoverability issue, have you considered starting new users with a pre-made setup and letting them discover the modularity later?

> Thinking depth had already dropped ~67% by late February We landed two changes in Feb that would have impacted this. We evaluated both carefully: 1/ Opus 4.6 launch → adaptive thinking default (Feb 9) Opus 4.6 supports adaptive thinking, which is different from thinking budgets that we used to support. In this mode, the model decides how long to think for, which tends to work better than fixed thinking budgets across the board. `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADAPTIVE_THINKING` to opt out. 2/ Medium effort (85) default on Opus 4.6 (Mar 3) We found that effort=85 was a sweet spot on the intelligence-latency/cost curve for most users, improving token efficiency while reducing latency. On of our product principles is to avoid changing settings on users' behalf, and ideally we would have set effort=85 from the start. We felt this was an important setting to change, so our approach was to: 1. Roll it out with a dialog so users are aware of the change and have a chance to opt out 2. Show the effort the first few times you opened Claude Code, so it wasn't surprising.

For pro coders: raise effort, compact earlier, and run in simple mode.

{
"showThinkingSummaries": true,
"alwaysThinkingEnabled": true
}

export CLAUDE_CODE_EFFORT_LEVEL="max"
export CLAUDE_CODE_AUTO_COMPACT_WINDOW=300000
export CLAUDE_CODE_SIMPLE=1 # Strips CLAUDE(.)md, hooks, skills, etc.

why not localhost? just curious

Oh in that case, you could resize the page to a size that looks right and then take a screenshot with

Here's what I do to generate thumbnails, you could do something similar for og images

Oh no lol! 😂

Maybe you could put it on a CDN and link to the absolute URL? Then no matter where they host it, it should work

Do you use the browser's File Access APi for this?

Single html file web apps ftw :)

I love the UI. A couple requests:

• I want to export the data to JSON so I can have a local copy
• I'd like to be able to edit any line, not just the first line
• Would be nice if there were more settings, like the default number of lines under each day

SQLite is a very cool little DB, very powerful and so nice it's just a file. Painless to backup & host.

How do you get the images of the books in the app? Does each user upload them? Any plans for an iOS version some day?

Point taken, sorry. My bad.

Just one guy's feedback

Nice, but I found the headings a little confusing, the front page felt more like multiple blog posts than a single page.

I think this stylesheet would help: gist.github.com/panphora/20f...

Are you continually improving these? Would be cool to see a changelog

Offline first is so underrated. What are you building?

This is awesome. How do you persist it back to disk?

Jonas Pelzer is Creator of temper, collected, and slideFrame I’m a freelance designer & developer, working on self-initiated projects like the site builder temper, the web design gallery collected, the JS/CSS snippet slideFrame, or my digital type foundry J

If you download and host it yourself, this is simple enough.

If you buy the founder a coffee, I'm sure they'd be open to adding a better default open graph image for each site. buymeacoffee.com/jonaspelzer

Same! The amount of unreleased small tools on my machine is ballooning uncontrollably right now lol.

I would love to see what the outputted website from pb looks like. 🙏

Feedback on Diffuse - 3 April 2026 Use Loom to record quick videos of your screen and cam. Explain anything clearly and easily – and skip the meeting. An essential tool for hybrid workplaces.

Hey dude, really cool thing you've created here. I love the vibe, the design, all the hard work that went into creating it!

I have some (mostly UX-focused) feedback recorded in this video that I think could level up the software, give it a look ☺️ www.loom.com/share/4a9f5d...

Let me make sure I got this right: Diffuse is a self-contained audio player I can customize myself using pre-built modules, and it lives locally and I can just download it onto my computer?

This is so, so cool. Do I need to host it or will it work as a plain HTML file?

location ~* \.(html|htmlclay)$ { root /var/www/hyperclay; default_type text/html; add_header Cache-Control "no-cache"; add_header X-Served-By "nginx-static" always; add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin * always; try_files ${try_static_path}$uri @app; }

Hyperclay just got better.

Went from allowing a very limited number of malleable HTML files per user (10-20) to allowing unlimited files, all by switching to username-namespaced file paths.

Everything's more intuitive and Hyperclay Local syncing feels so much better! Solves ∞ UX problems

File Access API is so cool, I can't believe I didn't know about it before. It's so useful.

Looking forward to seeing what you build next!

Ahh so it's like Websockets (two-way events) whereas plain MCP without channels is like Server Sent Events (one-way events). Got it! 🙂

That looks great. What sort of intelligence/automation does your fleet specialize in?