Notes
Quick thoughts, links, and inspiration.
- github.com →
qmd is an on-device search engine for your personal knowledge. It indexes markdown files and combines BM25 full-text search, vector semantic search, and LLM re-ranking into a single hybrid query. Everything runs locally via GGUF models, nothing leaves your machine. Has a built-in MCP server so Claude Code can search your notes directly. I pointed it at my Obsidian vault and had semantic search across 500+ notes in about five minutes.
- github.com →
RTK (Rust Token Killer) is a CLI proxy that reduces LLM token consumption by 60-90% on common dev commands. Covers 30+ commands (git, cargo, npm, docker, kubectl, etc.) via smart filtering, grouping, truncation, and dedup. Single Rust binary, zero deps, hooks into Claude Code to transparently rewrite bash commands.
- cmux.dev →
cmux is a native macOS terminal built on Ghostty’s rendering engine, purpose-built for AI coding agents. Vertical tabs show git branch, working directory, ports, notifications. Built-in browser splits alongside terminal. Free and open source.
- blog.cloudflare.com →
Cloudflare’s new MCP server exposes their entire API (2,500+ endpoints) through just two tools, using ~1,000 tokens instead of flooding the context window. SDK is open source.
- booklore.org →
Booklore - I use this to organize my DRM free ebook library. Runs great on Unraid.
- openai.com →
New OpeanAI Codex desktop app, 2x rate limits for a limited time.
- dcramer.github.io → via @zeeg
Dex - Task tracking for Agents by David Cramer (@zeeg).
- github.com →
Playwriter, like the playwright MCP but with less bloat. For letting the AI look at your UI’s
- via raycast
Just testing my note to website functionality in raycast. ignore this.
- x.com → via @bcherny
Breakdown how Claude Code creator Boris Cherny uses claude code. Very interesting!
- via @raycast
second raycast test.
- mikegrouchy.com → via me
With the help of Claude Code and Codex I made my 404 page into a brick breaker game
- paulgraham.com →
“How to Work Hard” by Paul Graham. The most important thing about working hard is knowing what to work on.