Tailscale was looking lonely in my Omarchy linux bar, so I gave it some company: a panel for my other favorite network service, @ControlDNS!
The client endpoint, the profile it enforces, and what's happening to every lookup, all right there in your desktop.
Get the Omarchy plugin at https://t.co/EohnRkRQF9
It's built on top of cdctl, an independent Control D CLI I wrote for humans and agents: https://t.co/gQ0atZNNzg
Tailscale was looking lonely in my Omarchy linux bar, so I gave it some company: a panel for my other favorite network service, @ControlDNS!
The client endpoint, the profile it enforces, and what's happening to every lookup, all right there in your desktop.
Pressing A hands the panel to Omarchy's default agent, backed by an embedded skill. So when something's off, either with the panel or your Control D account your agent can help!
@mitchellh@almonk https://t.co/roZhi1Z4Up doesn’t look as good but has a ton of features (including mosh and tmux support) and is currently free (still in beta).
@mitchellh@almonk@almonk, any plans for persistent sessions and mosh? This is looking good but the connection is closed as soon as I switch to another app. That’s a deal breaker.
Coming soon: XcodeBuildMCP seamlessly integrates with the Xcode IDE!
Its tools automatically use the Xcode IDE's project, scheme and simulator selections, extending Xcode’s AI coding agents with new abilities: run on device/simulator, tap, swipe, type, capture screenshots/video, debug, log, and more.
They complement Xcode’s built-in toolset. We don’t duplicate what Xcode already does well (like build/test), we add the capabilities that unlock new workflows.
And that's not all. If you're using XcodeBuildMCP with your own coding agent, and you have the latest Xcode open, XcodeBuildMCP will proxy Xcode MCP's tools, so you don't need to set up another MCP server. It just works.
I know there are many nice goodies in this release, but I was looking for this change for a long time. This will simplify a lot of scripts that previously were relying on third-party tools. You had to ship a second go.mod file for external tools otherwise.
@mikesir87@gitlab Hi, have you experienced this issue recently? Blobs are deduplicated. In regards to cross-repository blob mounts, I was unable to reproduce this issue. More details on https://t.co/kSxixfwA3N.
Being inclusive, building a safe community, and being an ally. We are leaning into these, as now more than ever it is important that we show compassion to all. #BlackLivesMatter
Decisions are based on numbers (not gut or feelings) and their numbers say the larger Go community wants this, I disagree. If you disagree, this is your opportunity to provide data to the contrary and voice your opinion. #golang
https://t.co/YoaFRapvu8