Sorry to hear about the injury!

+1 for VoiceInk

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Good to know! Emdash looks promising

ghostree — Worktree-Aware Terminal for Ghostty Worktree-aware terminal for Ghostty with changeset diffing and agent notifications. Switch branches, manage worktrees, and see what changed.

Also this, haven’t tried it

ghostree.dev

I’m slowly iterating gitcanopy.com to incorporate ai chat

Are you using tailscale for teamwide access (e.g. via funnel), or exposing it via web UI? Also are you wiring up sources via MCP only (within the AI context)? What sources have you got going?

Been playing with letta to do something similar, using Slack as interface but don't love it.

this looks awesome, would love to read more about your setup!

What are you using OpenClaw for?

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am i the only one who rearranges "to" and "cc" email addresses on long group threads to match the intended recipient of each message?

if you're not using clop you really should: https://lowtechguys.com/clop/

always seeing mentions of wisprflow and monologue (both solid apps) but gotta shout out voiceink: open source, one-time payment, app and site-based post-processing features. really solid, been my daily driver for months and works great

VoiceInk has been great I recommend checking it out

Weird. Mine appeared that way (specs ran and passed but next step didn’t start) but I found it was a debug gem issue.

Just ran into this too, specs hanging from a debug line and crushed my bill. Also apparently no easy way to set a global max…

we talked at the gym they’re really serious this time

the review problem is real. tinkering on tools/process here but still feeling stuck in the old paradigm, doesn't quite fit the new world

So many hours driving that damn forklift

Trying out conductor, it's pretty slick. Still don't like the lack of visuals for git diffs across these tools, though.

With more code written by AI, the *review* mechanisms become even more critical.

Hope to see more around this (did lots of spelunking myself while working on gitcanopy.com)

Any interest in trying gitcanopy.com? Pairs nicely with worktree based dev.

down the rabbit hole with git worktrees + claude code

gitcanopy.com

I hear you! Same here, that's why I'm building this actually (to help me have a top-down view of things)

Looks amazing -- would love to try it!

Not specifically! But I'm using CC to build it 😅

It's a more general purpose worktree tool. You using worktrees at all?

👨‍🍳 cooking up a mac app

2! Button-y but not too much

Oh phew the rule of law