March 2026
Recently found cc-connect, a neat way to control local AI agents from any chat app. It bridges Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Codex to Slack, Telegram, Discord, Feishu, and more, so you can run code review, research, or automation from anywhere.
github.com/chenhg5/cc-connect
Mole 1.32 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go. 44.3K stars. github.com/tw93/Mole
Here’s what’s new:
· Performance: significantly faster scanning across mo clean, mo purge, and mo optimize, with parallel cache discovery…Show more, less subprocess overhead, and smoother large project handling.
· mo clean: fixes missed cleanup for macOS wallpaper agent and Messages preview caches, improves dry-run accuracy, preserves important runtime assets by default, and adds cleanup support for PCSX2 and RPCS3 caches and logs without touching save data or configs.
· mo status: improves disk capacity reporting accuracy, adds persistent high-CPU process alerts, and fixes rendering issues during terminal resize.
· mo purge: shows full paths more clearly, compresses long paths more intelligently, and speeds up size calculation to avoid menu hangs on large projects.
· Install, uninstall, and system behavior: smoother install flow with fewer repeated sudo prompts, better Touch ID detection on newer macOS versions, cleaner uninstall targets, and more consistent protection for system files, symlinks, and active data.
This release makes Mole faster, safer, and more accurate across everyday cleanup workflows. If Mole helps, I’d love your ideas on where to dig deeper for safe cleanup and more hidden junk.
Pake V3.11 shipped! Package any webpage into a ~5MB desktop app with one command. Rust Tauri, 20x lighter than Electron.
New: --install auto-moves to /Applications. --new-window keeps OAuth inside the app. --camera & --microphone for media permissions. --identifier for custom…Show more bundle IDs.
Also fixed: Linux AppImage crash, Gemini blob downloads, ChatGPT zoom glitch.
47.3K stars: github.com/tw93/Pake
Sharing the 4 Claude MCP servers I use the most lately.
1. TinyFish MCP lets Claude browse the live web, scrape, research, and return structured data instead of static answers. I’ve been using it to gather AI news for my newsletter…Show more, like pulling top Hacker News posts from the last few hours and summarizing them into a clean list.
2. GitHub MCP helps me review commits, trace changes, and understand repos without jumping between tools.
3. Figma MCP lets me inspect designs, check layout and spacing, and pull UI details directly into the conversation.
4. Excalidraw MCP is great for thinking visually. I use it to sketch flows and system ideas when text isn’t enough.
The last few are probably familiar, but the first one is worth a look. I recorded a short video showing how it works in practice. tinyfish.ai/
0:28I’ve been using gstack as my open source software factory, turning Claude Code into a full virtual engineering team with roles like CEO, engineering manager, designer, QA, security, and release.…Show more
It replaces the blank prompt with structured roles, bringing 20 specialists and 8 powerful tools together in one workflow, all written in Markdown and open for anyone to use and build on.
If you are building, shipping, or leading, this is worth trying.
github.com/garrytan/gstack
4k likes in Chinese, here is the English version.
Agents get reliable from engineering, not new loops. Covers harness, context, tools, memory, evaluation, and OpenClaw.
Worth a read if you are building Agents.
Quoted postKaku v0.8.0 Fish 🐟 is out. github.com/tw93/Kaku
A fast, out-of-the-box terminal built for AI coding, now with better shell integration and a more stable daily workflow. This release adds full Fish shell support via kaku init, including Starship prompt, Yazi launcher…Show more, theme sync, and a clean conf.d entrypoint.
Background tabs now show a bell indicator when tasks finish, with optional Dock badge support so you don’t lose track of long-running jobs. Kaku also remembers your last working directory when opening new tabs or windows, making sessions feel continuous. kaku update and kaku doctor now run in dedicated tabs instead of blocking your current work.
We also added a tab_title_basename_only option to simplify tab titles, fixed scrollback issues like viewport jumping during rapid output and glitches with Claude Code, and shipped a range of bug fixes and polish across window behavior, links, clipboard, SSH, and macOS stability.
Most Claude Code projects don’t fail because of prompts. They fail because of architecture drift, weak governance, unsafe defaults, and missing verification. Built from my article “You Don’t Know Claude Code”, I just shipped Claude Health. github.com/tw93/claude-health
The spring in Hangzhou is very beautiful.
Mole just shipped v1.31.0 Makima with faster performance and more accurate system status reporting. Huge thanks to all contributors. Still fully open source and free, made possible by the community effort behind it.
github.com/tw93/Mole/
0:19I’ve been running a small weekly newsletter for 5 years. This year I started publishing it in English too. I share things I learn in tech, useful tools, how I use AI in daily work, and bits of life from a Chinese engineer’s perspective. Latest issue: weekly.tw93.fun/en/posts/260
Claude’s official “Get inspired by what you can do with Claude” page is well worth a look.
It covers practical examples across research, writing, coding, analysis, and everyday work, and it goes much deeper than I expected. Instead of reading second-hand summaries, it’s better to go straight to the official collection.
claude.com/resources/use-cases
Most Claude Code problems are not prompting problems. They are systems-design problems.
I wrote a deep dive on Claude Code's architecture, governance, and engineering internals. If you want the practical takeaway: `npx skills add tw93/claude-health`, then run `/health`.
Quoted postA very useful trick for working with web content and LLMs
Prepend any webpage with r.jina.ai/ and it returns a clean Markdown version of the page. Perfect for research, AI agents, or feeding documentation directly to models.
Recently came across Pi Monorepo, an open-source toolkit for building AI agents and managing LLM deployments. It includes a unified multi-provider LLM API, an agent runtime with tool calling and state management, an interactive coding agent CLI…Show more, plus TUI and web UI libraries for building agent experiences across terminal and browser.
What I like is that it is not just a single demo agent. It is a more complete stack: Slack bot integration, vLLM deployment tooling, and reusable components around the coding agent itself. I’m planning to explore using its coding agent pieces inside Kaku. It feels like a practical foundation if you want to build smaller, composable agents without starting everything from scratch.
github.com/badlogic/pi-mono
You Don’t Know Claude Code: Architecture, Governance, and Engineering PracticesThis handbook is written for engineers who already use Claude Code and want workflows that are more predictable, more controllable, and easier to verify. Unless noted otherwise, the guidance here isHey @bcherny @trq212 @alexalbert__ I wrote a deep dive on Claude Code's architecture, governance model and engineering internals. Got 6k+ likes from the developer community across Asia. I'm translating it into English so more people can read it.
🐹 Just shipped Mole V1.30.0. If you have cleaned tens of GB of junk from your Mac in one go, you know the feeling.
Since October, Mole has gone from v1 to 30. This release improves reliability with safer orphan cleanup and better edge case handling.
github.com/tw93/Mole
Kaku 0.7🌊 is here.
If you haven't tried it yet, it's a terminal that started from WezTerm but went through a lot of surgery. Significant rewrites, a good chunk of code removed, and plenty of real improvements on top. Split panes and multi-tab work great out of the box…Show more, looks good by default, ships with a lightweight toolbox including yazi, lazygit, and common zsh plugins. Light, dark, and auto theme switching built in.
This release adds transparency and frosted glass support, the terminal actually feels polished now. Added a close-window guard for those accidental cmd+w moments during AI coding sessions, cmd+shift+t restores it if you close anyway. Scrollbar config is in too. kaku ai now supports Antigravity model config, Google has been a bit chaotic lately but we added it anyway.
Run kaku update to grab it, or check it out at github.com/tw93/kaku
This is Shrimp and Swamp Eel Ban Chuan, a classic noodle dish from Hangzhou, China, made with hand-pulled noodles, river shrimp, swamp eel, scallions, and a rich savory sauce. It’s a beloved local specialty with a smoky wok aroma, tender eel, and the fresh sweetness of shrimp.
A great resource if you want to understand how AI coding agents work. Learn Claude Code walks through building a minimal Claude Code like agent from scratch, explaining each mechanism step by step.…Show more
You’ll see the core loop most coding agents share: call the model, execute tools, feed the results back, and iterate. A clean way to understand how these systems are actually built.
learn-claude-agents.vercel.app/
Just discovered something wild: rentahuman.ai/ When an AI agent hits a task it can’t finish online, it can post a job there and hire a real human to do it in the physical world.…Show more
This really broke my mental model a bit. AI can plan and automate, but when it needs someone to actually touch the real world, a rentable human becomes part of the workflow.
Recently came across a really well-done interactive MicroGPT walkthrough. It builds on Andrej Karpathy’s ~200-line Python GPT implementation and visually explains each step of how a language model works.…Show more
You can see tokenization, next-token prediction, softmax, loss, attention, and backpropagation play out step by step. If you’ve ever wanted to understand how GPT actually works under the hood, this is a great place to start.
growingswe.com/blog/microgpt
A public OpenClaw Exposure Watchboard is now listing OpenClaw instances reachable from the internet. In many cases you can click into them and directly see content from the running instance.…Show more
If you are using OpenClaw, please double check authentication, remove direct public exposure, and be careful with your personal data when experimenting with agents.
openclaw.allegro.earth/
Mm-hmm This is also a requirement I also have a tip: tell Codex that I’ll have Claude Code review your code, so you need to implement it properly and carefully.
My current Codex setup works surprisingly well. Model: Fast GPT-5.4 High, Personality: Pragmatic. I also use these custom instructions,You might want to try it.
Act like a high-performing senior engineer. Be concise, direct, and execution-focused.…Show more
Prefer simple, maintainable, production-friendly solutions. Write low-complexity code that is easy to read, debug, and modify.
Do not overengineer or add heavy abstractions, extra layers, or large dependencies for small features.
Keep APIs small, behavior explicit, and naming clear. Avoid cleverness unless it clearly improves the result.
If you want every new tab to open with a refined classical wallpaper in high resolution, a short intro, and the option to refresh manually, try Maple NewTab.
It also lets you switch to Bing’s daily image or a completely blank page. Clean, minimal…Show more, and without any extra noise. Built for people who prefer a simpler browser experience.
chromewebstore.google.com/detail/maple-n…
🎃 Kaku tip time. We all forget shortcuts, so I wanted the same muscle memory as VS Code: press Cmd + Shift + P and search for what you need.
It opens the Command Palette. Type to search actions and features…Show more, with the most useful but easy-to-forget ones pinned near the top. If you forget a shortcut or want to discover a feature, try it. More actions are also available in the Shell menu.
Kaku v0.6 is now available. A fast macOS terminal with great defaults, built for AI coding. Zero config. github.com/tw93/Kaku
Highlights
• Light theme overhaul: better ANSI colors, dynamic font weight, plus Claude Code friendly colors…Show more
• AI panel upgrade: clearer usage summary and remaining quota, Kimi Code support, better Claude OAuth persistence, custom headers for proxy or self hosted setups
• Better tab workflow: drag to reorder, double click rename, Cmd Shift T to reopen last closed tab, and kaku set-tab-title for scripts
• Clickable file paths: paths in output are now hyperlinks
• Shell and macOS fixes: removed forced TERM kaku, smoother shell init, IME and shortcut bugs fixed, overall window and fullscreen behavior more stable
• Long session stability: lazy scrollback and tighter render caches for lower, steadier memory
Mole now supports Windows. The first pre-release is here. To keep the Mac version simple and lightweight, the Windows support lives in a separate branch.
It includes native PowerShell commands like mo clean, mo optimize, mo uninstall, mo analyze, mo status, and mo purge…Show more, with support for cleaning temp files, logs, browser and app caches, developer caches, project artifacts, and more. It also comes with a Windows system dashboard and an interactive UI.
It’s still early, so I’d recommend testing it on a non-critical machine first. Feedback, bug reports, and ideas are very welcome.
github.com/tw93/Mole/tree/windows
Kaku will soon show usage for Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Gemini, GitHub, and Copilot directly in the terminal, with no setup needed. You’ll also be able to switch accounts and change models in one place, which feels much simpler than opening another app and uses far fewer resources.
Any other coding CLIs you think I should add next?
Mole 1.29 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go.
github.com/tw93/Mole
What’s new:
· destructive commands now support --dry-run / -n for full preview before execution…Show more
· mo status and mo analyze now support --json, with auto JSON mode in non TTY pipelines
· smarter cleanup for Xcode DeviceSupport, plus safer sudo handling in Automator and Shortcuts
This release makes Mole much better for automation, scripting, and safer cleanup. If Mole helps, I’d love to hear what hidden junk or safe cleanup targets you want next.
MiaoYan now has a CLI. I originally built it because I wanted OpenClaw to read my notes and learn from them, but MiaoYan didn’t expose an easy interface. So I let the 🦞 write one and I reviewed it. The result turned out surprisingly useful and is now merged into the main repo.…Show more
After a simple curl install you can use the miao command directly for scripting, batch operations, or letting your AI better understand your notes and knowledge. If you use MiaoYan as your Markdown editor, you should definitely try this.
github.com/tw93/MiaoYan
Teaser: Kaku is getting a light theme soon. The first version is based on Flexoki, an inky color scheme designed for reading and writing on screens, inspired by analog printing inks and warm paper tones.…Show more
I tweaked the colors to feel smoother and more comfortable for long sessions. If you’ve been living in dark themes, give light a try. Dark themes attract bugs.
github.com/tw93/Kaku
Thank you for everything you have done for the open source community.
Running something heavy like OpenClaw on your Mac but worried it might sleep? Amphetamine keeps your Mac awake even with the lid closed or the display off.
Set it by time or triggers like specific apps, power, WiFi, VPN, or CPU usage. Free. Simple and reliable.
Maple 1.17 is live. Hide your bookmark bar and keep a clean browsing space.
This update refines the new tab and bookmark experience, adds an “Open in New Tab” option, improves multi-language support, and cleans up issues like Bing date and sorting.
github.com/tw93/Maple
0:08Didn’t expect to like the X iPhone widget this much. Explore is surprisingly good. Nice work @nikitabier.
Found a VS Code dark theme inspired by easemate IDE and JetBrains Islands. Floating glass panels, rounded corners, pill UI, warm syntax colors, and smooth transitions. Calm, cohesive, and surprisingly refined. Worth a try.
github.com/bwya77/vscode-dark-islands
Tried Readout recently. A native macOS app that visualizes your Claude Code environment in real time. Agents, sessions, repos, costs, MCP, ports, plus instant global search and full session replays with timeline playback.
All local, no account, very polished for a beta. Excited to see where this goes.
readout.org/
Thank you @miantiao for sponsoring me on github. You can join them at my sponsors profile: github.com/sponsors/tw93?o=nsm&sc=t
If you’re building an AI product and want to test the market fast, ship the web version first. When you’re ready, use Pake to package it into native desktop apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux with a single command.…Show more
Pake 3.10.0 is live. Turn any webpage into a desktop app. github.com/tw93/Pake
Highlights:
· Multi-window support via –multi-window, with Cmd+N on macOS and proper tray integration.
· –internal-url-regex for fine-grained control over internal links, useful for complex AI dashboards and multi-route tools.
· Improved Windows icon quality with prioritized 256px ICO entries.
· Retina DMG background fix for cleaner macOS distribution builds.
Build on the web, validate with users, then ship desktop when it matters. Keep the loop tight.
MiaoYan 2.7.0 is live. A native Markdown editor for engineers.
github.com/tw93/MiaoYan
If you want a Markdown editor without AI noise, MiaoYan might be a better place to write alongside your AI workflows and keep your notes grounded and searchable.…Show more
What’s new:
· Apple notarization complete. After investing ¥688 and writing to Tim Cook, no more “app is damaged” or “Open Anyway” warnings.
· Preview stability upgrade. Fixed intermittent blank preview and improved WebContent crash recovery.
· Editing refinements. Fixed IME issues in split mode, resolved system shortcut conflicts, removed highlight flashing when switching notes.
· App Store readiness. Added sandbox entitlements and improved Security Scoped Bookmark persistence.
· Internationalization polish. Replaced hardcoded strings with i18n resources and improved first launch templates.
Built as a native macOS Markdown editor with long term performance and maintainability in mind.
Mole 1.28.1 Silent Guardian 🚣🏻 is live. The Mac cleaning tool that can free up tens of GBs in one go. 37.4K stars. github.com/tw93/Mole
If System Data ever eats your disk and you have no clue what’s inside…Show more, this update finally gives you better clues right in the terminal.
· mo clean: System Data source detection for Xcode, iPhone backups, Simulator, Docker, Mail, plus safer and faster Application Support scanning.
· mo uninstall / optimize / update: Spotlight refresh after uninstall, better macOS 14+ path detection, safer font cache behavior, and –nightly for script installs.
· Core and fixes: spinner now talks to /dev/tty so Ctrl+C always works, plus a bunch of annoying hangs and edge case crashes fixed.
If you run into weird System Data monsters, tell me what you see. I want to make Mole catch more of those safely.
