I wrote a small article, mostly as a reminder for my future self π
It's about how to export both "Apple Development" and "Apple Distribution" certificates to import them back on CI, because the way I was doing it before stopped working for whatever reasons π
https://t.co/ifpAL7ifaL
The most interesting Fable tip I've heard so far is to let the model use its own judgement as much as possible
I told it "For all coding tasks use your judgement to decide an appropriate lower power model and run that in a subagent" and it seems to be saving a lot of tokens
A new version of https://t.co/Ooq7IHaGFw is out; some new features and some improvements:
- The images in the articles are stored locally, so they can be rendered also when offline
- Android got a cleaner home toolbar and drawer layout
- iOS got a more compact home header and toolbar
- Settings are split into subpages
- You can decide to download article content only on Wi-Fi
I've decided to delete GitHub Actions for releasing and general CI checks on https://t.co/0CB0IOxOlw
A dedicated skill that instructs the release process with some CLI and a simple https://t.co/KvMXowevGo file is enough. An agent can automatically handle it without needing to deal with remote actions. Neat!
New update for RSS-Parser!
I've fixed a small issue that was overwriting the item's title with wrong data. And I took the occasion to do some dependencies updates
Thanks to the user of FeedFlow that reported it!
https://t.co/71BoYhe1Zw
And while testing the new update, I've figured out that I didn't have a button to check for updates, and it was only done at app startup, so here you go, another https://t.co/iL5C7QD8d8 update!
I've just published a small update to https://t.co/iL5C7QD8d8, to properly change the order of tabs. Before, it was a bit clunky and wasn't smooth.
Also, I realized that the changed order was not persisted on restart π
After the launch of https://t.co/KahmEDlN3w some months ago, I've done some updates:
added better Ghostty 1.3+ window handling and fixed some fallbacks, improved iTerm2 compatibility, filtered terminal choices to installed apps, and made UI and UX improvements.
If you need to quickly open your terminal from the IDE, thats the app for ya
Another tool in my AI Swiss Army Knife: https://t.co/KahmEDlN3w
I built it some time ago because I was tired of opening a terminal and cd-ing into the right project to launch coding agents.
Itβs a macOS menu bar app that opens a terminal in the active IDE project folder via shortcut.
Works with JetBrains IDEs, VS Code, Xcode, Cursor, and terminals such as Ghostty, Kitty, Terminal, and iTerm2.
On my laptop, the VPN started not working for some reason, and I couldn't understand why.
Fired up Claude Code and, whoop, maybe you have the Kill Switch enabled. Try without it, or run this script to get some diagnostics. And at the end, the reason was the Kill Switch π€―
Every time the lazy me is so happy