@zkjason_

Supply chain attacks are not going to slow down Today is a good reminder to set a min release age in your global npm and bun configs to reduce your risk https://t.co/Bg3Aafr2un

Trying remote coding apps for iphone Kitty Litter by @SIGKITTEN +: see all your codex threads and pick up old ones +: seamlessly easily jump between mobile and laptop Codex +: can access skills -: rough edges bc new app. But for what matters well, it does it well -: Pain to create an SSH key on ios, need to download a separate terminal to do that, need to enable remote login on the mac and you should disable ssh password auth on mac, but it's one time set up. For devs, not vibe coders imo. Overall, super useful for codex! https://t.co/n7ymQJvFap +: easiest set up, scan QR code after running the `happy` command in a project dir -: can't see old threads -: seems to require you to run the `happy` command in each project dir (?), meaning you need to plan ahead that you'll work on a project on the go. https://t.co/aMY0jS7K4X Looks like a spiritual successor to happy. Even the UI seems similar. (Same team?) Daemon based. "Not ready for general use yet" but looks like they are thinking through it well. I'll be following this one. TLDR; Kitty Litter fills my immediate need. I still use Codex, Zed, cmux (for Claude), Cursor 3 on desktop. The search for platform agnostic (web, local, server), model agnostic, and max/pro subscription compatible continues.

slicker than zed's native ACP integration for codex and claude code 🔥

Good to know

so much of coding is just feedback loops logs/errors user suggestions/bugs lighthouse speed audits which means it can be automated. centralize, analyze with AI, create PRs. I'm diving down this rabbit hole now