👩🚒Good content deserves good paper.
Kami V1.10 turns raw content into ship-ready documents through one system: content contracts, editorial templates, rendering, and page-by-page checks.
MCP tools now let more agents use the whole pipeline.
July 2026
🥷Waza turns familiar engineering habits into eight focused skills AI agents can run.
This update trims repeated guidance, adds a deterministic release preflight, and strengthens debugging and quality checks, leaving more context for actual work.
👩🍼AI agents can now use Pake directly: --json returns one stable JSON result, --config describes the app, local builds package without a server, and Claude Code users can install Pake as a skill. The web stays web. Pake adds the native shell.
github.com/tw93/Pake
🎉Mole CLI keeps getting better.
Built with Bash for cleanup and Go for disk analysis and live status, it keeps Mac maintenance safe.
This update fixes uninstall hangs, corrects Apple Silicon CPU readings, and cleans more developer leftovers.
MiaoYan is a local-first Markdown editor for Mac and iPhone. Notes stay as Markdown files. No account or lock-in.
Mac gets safer note switching and smart paste. iPhone adds syntax highlighting, image paste, and cloud folders.
🧹 Your Mac is full of leftovers from apps you deleted months ago. Mole Mac 1.11 finds them. Purgeable space finally comes back, network speed reads the real wire not your VPN tunnel, and the app sits quieter in the background. mole.fit/ Show more
Detailed release notes for 1.11.0 can be found at mole.fit/releases
I really look forward to this update helping you with every aspect of Mac optimization and maintenance.
🖋️ Kami is an AI-native tool for typesetting professional documents.
Been wanting this for a while: architecture diagrams that live with your repo. Redraw them and they keep their original intent, and roadmap plans never look like shipped facts.
🎉Mole deep cleans and optimizes your Mac.
New CLI release focused on being careful: Homebrew cleanup now protects active tool links, in-use app data is left alone, no more hung prompts or broken terminals, and interrupted updates repair themselves.
This book showcase is beautifully done.
Best on desktop web, the motion design is so smooth and pleasant to play with. Really loving it.
🎃 Kaku is a fast, out-of-the-box terminal built for AI coding.
Two new releases: faster startup, prompts, and AI chat, plus jump-to-any-pane in split tabs, cleaner renaming and selection, and more reliable session restore.
github.com/tw93/Kaku
Been loving this as background sound lately.
The creator blends the Yamanote line's station jingles, announcements, door chimes and train noise into one full audio experience of Tokyo's most-loved loop line. Feels exactly like actually riding it.
💫 Spent a day redesigning mole.fit/. Quiet, reliable, stays out of your way. Same philosophy as the app itself. If you're building a product page, feel free to take a look.
1:00🎉 Mole for Mac 1.10 is live, website redesigned too.
Whole-disk treemap in seconds. Activity Monitor-style CPU/GPU sampling. Low disk and Bluetooth battery alerts. Keep Screen On in three modes. Less power on the menu bar. mole.fit/ Show more
0:35The complete release is below. Over the past two weeks, I’ve made a lot of updates. If you have any suggestions, feel free to reach out to me. If you’re interested in the detailed changelog, you can check the official website.
If you’re using Claude Code, run `/doctor` while you’re at it, and let the official site do a thorough cleanup for you.
Issue 272 of my weekly just went out. It's the stuff I actually played with that week: tools, open source, and a bit of life outside code. The cover is a drone shot over a lotus pond.
Welcome to check out my trendy life and work. weekly.tw93.fun/en/posts/272
🥷 Waza is 8 Claude Code skills for the complete engineer: think, review, debug, design, read, write, learn, and health audit.
Spent the weekend using Fable 5 to deeply optimize it, folding in a month of real AI coding lessons.…Show more
Updated to V3.31 with 11 features covering cleaner installs, stricter release gates, real performance proof before claiming fixes, and Codex sandbox-aware audits.
Compatible with various AICoding tools, including Codex. Details of the update are as follows
1.Installs resolve cleanly across Claude Desktop, Codex plugin, and direct setups
2.Feishu and Lark docs get a clearer setup path with app credentials as default
3.URL fetching and doc readers get stronger retries for temporary network issues
4.Release reviews separate code, package, plugin, GitHub assets, and npm state
5.Statusline handles cached usage data more safely across parallel sessions
6.Install guide explains which agents auto-pick up Waza from shared skills folder
7.review/ and ship handoffs open with explicit status and sibling sweep
8.Codex audits calibrated to its real sandbox and approval levers
9.design/ rules reframed as direction defenses with strict accessibility bans kept
10.Debugging requires baseline and after-fix numbers before claiming performance wins
11.Write tightens release-note rules so shipped state is always current and checked
Most popular desktop apps are just websites bundled with their own copy of Chromium. That's why they take up hundreds of megabytes each.
Pake uses Rust and Tauri, which reuses the WebView already on your system instead of shipping its own browser. One command…Show more, any webpage becomes a lightweight desktop app. macOS, Windows, Linux.
Just shipped V3.13.1: fixed Sign in with Apple popups on macOS, clipboard paste on Linux and Windows, and better packaging for RPM distros and raw executable builds.
Been shipping a lot of updates to Mole CLI lately. Recent releases brought a major cleanup output redesign, much smarter uninstall detection, significantly faster cleanup on large machines, mo status --watch for AI agents and automation…Show more, and plenty of architecture work behind the scenes.
Safety also got a big upgrade. Mole now protects Endpoint Security and EDR tools, handles multiple edge cases more gracefully, improves deletion validation, and avoids touching user data or live applications when the system can’t provide reliable information.
There are lots of new cleanup targets too, including LM Studio, Chrome on-device AI models, JetBrains leftovers, Handoff clipboard staging, plus many fixes across Xcode, Anki, Clash Verge, Homebrew, Spotlight, and more.
If you’re already using Mole, I think you’ll notice the difference. As always, Mole CLI is free and open source: github.com/tw93/mole
Prefer a native Mac experience?
Mole for Mac brings the same cleanup engine with a polished UI, visual cleanup review, one-click uninstall, software updates, disk maps, system maintenance, live status, and a menu bar companion.
🎉 Mole for Mac 1.9 is live.
Drag any app to Trash and Mole clears its leftovers. See your iPhone battery next to your Mac. Network card with public IP. AI tool cache cleanup. Smarter menu bar with right-click actions.
One purchase, lifetime updates. mole.fit/ Show more
A few numbers behind 1.9:
132 commits in ~9 days
+10.5K lines of Swift, +3.8K of tests
7 brand-new features, each one test-covered
Still a one-person app, still careful with your files. Every delete goes to Trash, fully recoverable.
